League of Legends: I Loved Critiquing Everyone, and Became a Pro-Level Carry

It's okay to read without thinking, but this book has the following problems: 1. The system is useless except for the first few dozen chapters, and its presence is increasing. 2. The plots are repetitive, and some plots are written twice, such as the protagonist's contract. Before the first S-game champion, he signed a betting renewal contract, and after winning the championship, he signed another one. 3. If you don't pay attention to the score, the number of kills written earlier can be higher than the total score later in the same chapter. 4. The protagonist is not getting stronger, but getting weaker. In the first season, he plays top lane, bursts the lane, and crushes the opponent. In the second season, if you play the mid laner, you will play the team hero. If you are at peace with the opponent's mid laner, you can either rely on teammates to link up, or you can get a late-game guarantee yourself.

It took me more than 1,000 chapters to complete two world championships. There is too much nonsense.

Right person, wrong person, this description is really stupid

The writing is great, but I personally don't like passionate e-sports protagonists. For example, I like the Demon King System of the Alliance and Top of the Canyon. They have few emotional lines but are precise.

The white clouds have been empty for thousands of years, why hasn't the author updated it yet?

I like to hear nonsense and the truth.

It is recommended that you skip content other than e-sports.

Just hand over the food. They all became sharecroppers.

Too little. I thought millions

Very well written, keep up the good work!