Banned by the LPL, I Took Off After Dadai Xiao Mei Took Me In!

The story starts with a critical hit and high damage output. RNG's team manager and players can easily incite public outrage and lead to the protagonist's ban by speaking out online. With nowhere else to go, the protagonist has to go to Japan to start his professional career anew. Then, after winning the Spring Championship in Japan, he crushes WE at MSI.

It's all messy and a waste of time.

Initial confrontation It was truly heartwarming that they shook hands and made peace later on. The later system is also gone. It's written in a very messy way.

It was so bad that I only managed to endure it until the runtime was long enough to give a proper review. A book like a garbage dump.

You'll give up after reading three or five chapters? Does RNG really have that much power? You can say you'll hold your contract and make you take the blame, but do you think other teams listen to RNG?

Based on the defense, the author was changed midway through the process, and the resulting work was essentially two books.

Japan just formed a team with Mr. Dai, and they're still in the adjustment period. They played one Asian Games and then immediately switched to IG, right? Could it be any more outrageous than directly copying him from there?

I've already tested it out. It's understandable that the protagonist is unhappy about being blamed, but his series of actions are completely mindless. That's not all; the entire LPL is portrayed as brainless by the author. Whenever RNG says something, a bunch of professional players immediately fawn over them, paving the way for the protagonist to leave the LPL.

This is a bit strange, why did they go to Japan?

The protagonist must have two little tyrants born from the adorable girl.