Finally on the shelves.

I finally finished writing the winning part before it was put on the shelves.

It has survived the public period of nearly 270,000 words, and the reason is simple.

Just bad grades.

But it's not particularly bad.

So I waited a little longer for recommendations.

It is true that the writing is not very good and the updates are unstable. Fortunately, the promised 4 updates and the championship were released without any lag.

It's on the shelves.

After a full two-month public period, it’s time to test the results.

To be honest, I'm very nervous.

I wanted to sell it badly, please subscribe.

After thinking about it seriously, it's not necessary.

Whether a reader subscribes or not, whether it is worth reading the novel or not, has nothing to do with whether the author is miserable or not.

So, let me say something useful.

The first is the positioning of this book, which is undoubtedly a cool book.

And it’s great to the end!

in the end!

Why don’t you type out the first 270,000 words?

It's because I don't know how to lose...

just kidding.

Is it because of the gold content of winning the championship when debuting?!

Right!

Next, there will be winners and losers, because the role card is a temporary support, and Xing Dao still has to fight in the regular season.

There is a problem here that must be explained.

First of all, attributes are not equal to strength, at least not absolutely. It also depends on the proficiency of the hero.

Please refer to Uzi’s Ghost Sword Worry Yasuo for details.

faker's 0-5-0 mid laner Galen.

No matter how high the attributes are, a certain degree of proficiency is required to bring out the hero's strength.

Then, after using so many S-class character cards, hasn’t it improved?

Basically no.

What are character cards?

is the answer.

Xing Dao used character cards, which is equivalent to an elementary school student. He is now considered a junior high school student. When he encountered an extremely difficult advanced math question, he copied and pasted a standard answer.

I copied and pasted this answer, and it must be completely correct from the steps to the results.

And I also walked through it in my mind.

Next, if you encounter a similar question... or simply encounter the same question, will this elementary school student or junior high school student know the answer?

It’s unrealistic!

This way everyone can understand it.

Next, there will be growth, entertainment, daily life, etc., so you won’t run out of things to write about, let alone poison.

There are only a few sentences about losing the game, and it can be passed in half a chapter at most.

In terms of subscription, I hope you can support me.

The author is not a full-time writer, so the original 4,000-word update for the public period was written down to 6,000, just to get a little extra credit.

It's been published for thousands of days, and it requires a little bit of coding because there are no manuscripts saved.

Next, try to protect 8,000.

Add more if circumstances permit.

Even readers who think it is not worth subscribing, please give a first order at the starting point for the sake of not being stuck on the shelves and winning the championship (first orders from other websites are not counted as data from the main site).

Because first order is a more important data for a book than follow-up reading. Only when the first order is high can you get subsequent recommendations.

Greatful!
Chapter completed!