RoleplayNovel Chapter 9 Draw Your Sword!
Chapter 9 Draw Your Sword!
Xu Hao was a little stunned. He was a reasonable person. Although Lu Chen was relentlessly criticizing his brother Jian Zihao in the novel, it was a different matter from his earlier attack on Lu Chen for not knowing how to play Riven.
At most, I'll just make sure Lu Chen doesn't eat the eggs laid by his brother in the future.
Thinking of this, he quickly found Lu Chen's novel and immediately found his own comment. He then saw that someone had already replied to the comment he had just left.
Just as the saying goes, "Great scholars will surely come to debate the classics for me."
"Don't talk nonsense if you don't understand. Riven really does have this mechanism."
"Oh right, right, they were completely defeated, but they still didn't win. Is the author being accused of 'blackening' just for stating the facts? Are they deliberately trying to smear the live-streaming of him showering and the Lucian jungle incident?"
"If it weren't for Shenchao's Rumble dealing all the damage, wouldn't Vayne have just been feeding by flanking? He picked up a few kills and is now being touted as the world's best Vayne player. Have some shame."
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Upon seeing these comments, Xu Hao, who was originally planning to delete his comments criticizing Lu Chen for not knowing how to play Riven, was actually motivated by his belief in Lu Chen's greatness as the world's number one ADC.
At that moment, his anger was instantly ignited, and he immediately became Uzi's most fervent follower, starting to argue with him in Lu Chen's book review section.
Otherwise, how did GSL get its nickname?
Not only did Xu Hao engage in online arguments, but he also forwarded the book link to their Uzi support group: "[Brothers, this author is criticizing Uzi. For the sake of Chinese esports, everyone click in and spit on him before you leave. Also, I found a lot of Uzi haters in the book review section.]"
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Anyone who dares to insult the puppy, I will end their life!
[It's utterly awful. Even a hardworking and disciplined writer like Xiaogou gets criticized? These novelists are practically abandoning their own mothers for clicks.]
[Any player who adds "C" to their AD carry has haters? Do they even understand the significance of Uzi's two World Championship runner-up titles?]
[I've finished reading it. The author is really talented! Why not go pro and make a name for yourself instead of being a writer for a small-time gaming platform?]
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At this time, Lu Chen was unaware that his novel was already under attack from the GSL army, and he was preparing to continue his conquest of the Korean server.
But while he was waiting in line, a line of words suddenly appeared in front of his retina.
[The requirement to read 300 chapters of the novel has been met. Reward: Talent - Draw Your Sword!]
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Lu Chen was somewhat at a loss. What had happened?
Doesn't he currently have no recommendations?
How did it suddenly get 300 reads?
For a moment, Lu Chen didn't check the talent effect immediately. Instead, he opened his writer assistant backend and was stunned by the dense red dots.
[6666, the author is really something! I've played Riven for five or six years and I never knew she had this mechanic.]
[I'm just a casual observer, not a fan of anyone in particular. The author is a hater, that's for sure. All I can say is that the LPL is rotten to the core; anyone can write a League of Legends novel like that.]
[Author, you're dead, you black dog, did a dog eat your conscience?]
[Haha, this is great! I've given you my monthly pass, please update soon! I love seeing the royal fans get so frustrated.]
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"Why are there so many haters all of a sudden?" Lu Chen scratched his head, puzzled. He looked at his book's ranking on the new book chart, which had instantly risen by dozens of places.
This is truly unprecedented; it was purely sprayed on.
In this day and age, there aren't many novels that actually include Uzi's stories, especially since Lu Chen even made some references to later generations in his story.
Once a product rises in the rankings, it doesn't need any special recommendations; traffic will come naturally.
There's a saying that goes, "It's not that I'm afraid of writing badly, it's that I'm afraid of not getting enough views." This is why many people like to vote for their books with monthly passes.
The place with the most traffic is the monthly ticket ranking. If you can occupy the top eleven spots on the monthly ticket ranking for a month, you will gain tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of collections, depending on the subject matter.
With such a large audience, even if the book is really bad, it's enough to become a top-rated book; if it's even slightly better, it can easily reach 10,000 subscriptions.
"Go ahead and criticize, say whatever you want."
After glancing at it for a few moments, Lu Chen understood the gist of it. It turned out that there was a fight between the anti-dog fans and the dog fans in his book review section. The dog fans couldn't win the argument, so they called in reinforcements.
Classic quotes and famous sayings appear frequently in his book review section.
What do you mean, "just a casual observer," "not a fan of anyone," "Are you trying to ruin Chinese esports?"... all sorts of comments.
In the end, Lu Chen should thank them.
Otherwise, he would have to wait a few more days until he gets officially recommended before he can meet the requirement of reading 300 more books.
This saves him a lot of trouble.
[Draw your sword – You can set a hero with a low pick rate in matches as your signature hero. This hero's proficiency will immediately reach maximum, and when you select this hero, your attributes and abilities will increase across the board!]
"Not bad." Lu Chen's eyes shone brightly.
Although it requires setting up heroes with low pick rates, this talent gives him another trump card, finally freeing him from relying on wandering heroes to dominate the game.
In future professional matches, if I encounter a do-or-die situation, I'll just pick this hero.
Then came a resolute gaze, a determination to fight to the end without regret!
Commonly known as "Bright Sword"!
"Then let's go with Yasuo."
[Setup successful, Yasuo proficiency reached Max]
Heroes like Two Balls, One Princess, and Tsar have a very high appearance rate in the game, so Lu Chen doesn't have many good choices. They either have to choose heroes like Sword Saint or Time Warp, or assassin-type heroes.
After thinking about it, he ultimately chose Yasuo.
First, playing Yasuo in professional matches looks really cool!
Another reason is that the mid lane in current matches is generally dominated by traditional mages, and Yasuo is quite effective against mages.
A single wind wall completely counters most mages.
If it really comes down to a showdown, Yasuo is definitely capable.
In an instant, Lu Chen felt a surge of understanding and gameplay tips about the hero Yasuo, which he quickly absorbed and digested, eventually becoming a part of his being.
In just a few breaths, Lu Chen felt like he had become a master Yasuo player.
Clang!
The ranked match was already set, and Lu Chen went in without hesitation and banned Renekton, one of Yasuo's "dreadnoughts," even though very few people play Renekton mid.
But who can say for sure?
Kled and Nautilus are both popular mid laners. If someone picks Yasuo in the mid lane, it's not impossible for them to pick Renekton as a counter pick.
The moment Yasuo was locked on, Lu Chen felt a surge of power within his body, though he didn't know where it came from.
But the beast that had been sleeping within him had awakened!
Utterly insane!
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Meanwhile, inside the EDG club, Meiko was roaring.
"Brother Kai, come here, I feel like I'm incredibly strong right now."
"I opened it." Mingkai's words immediately darkened Meiko's face, her expression as if to say, "Are you kidding me?"
Meiko was speechless. He was playing ranked games, and Mingkai said they would play together next game. After he finished, Mingkai invited him to play another game, and Meiko started the game.
If it weren't for the fact that Mingkai was the club's leader, he would have liked to slam a keyboard on Mingkai's head, move his chair, and crane his neck to see that Mingkai had picked Lee Sin.
Meiko's eyes immediately lit up. "Kai, do you think Lee Sin's RQ combo is guaranteed to hit?"
"Get lost! You little brat, you want a beating, don't you!"
Upon hearing this, Mingkai's deadpan eyes immediately lit up, and he raised his hand to strike Meiko, his face showing a mixture of anger and embarrassment.
RQ is indeed a guaranteed hit, but it's an exception in his case.
"Hey, Kingslayer!" Meiko pointed at the screen, "Why isn't he playing Ryze anymore? He's playing Yasuo now!"
"Tianye, I don't think your brother Kai should be focusing on this. Look at the other side."
At that moment, Ah Guang appeared behind him with a thermos cup, and then pulled up a chair and sat down.
Upon hearing this, Meiko looked down and saw two eye-catching IDs opposite Mingkai.
"Faker, Peanut."
"Holy crap? Faker just won the championship yesterday, and he's already back in Korea today? Doesn't he ever get a break?" Meiko straightened up. "This is bad, Kai, they have Olaf on the other side."
"Shut up." Mingkai narrowed his eyes, immediately picked up his headphones, and his gaze sharpened. "This time I'm serious."
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