You've only been playing for half a year, and you've already reached the finals?

Chapter 49: Reflections on the Release of the Book: A Mediocre's Dream of Genius

First of all, to summarize in one sentence, at least 20,000 words will be broadcast all at once at 12 noon tomorrow.

As for subsequent updates, you don’t have to worry. Readers who are familiar with me know that there is absolutely no problem with my updates. I almost never take leave for each book, and I update an average of 6000+ words per day.

Now that I have talked about the main points, if you are still willing to read on, just sit down and listen to me talk about why I write online articles, alliance articles, and why I wrote this book.

Actually, there is not much to it. The first reason is of course to make money. At that time, the author was ill and could not go out to work, so he needed income.

As for the second one, it is just the author’s personal selfishness.

The author is a person whose gaming talent is not bad, but definitely not good either.

I play a lot of different games, and my level is not low at each level, but I haven't reached a very high level either.

The highest level in LOL is Master, and that was in the S5 season ten years ago.

I've written and read so many League of Legends articles that I subconsciously feel that Master isn't a very high rank. But for me ten years ago, the Master promotion tournament was already something that required me to bathe, burn incense, and pray to the Buddha before playing.

I don’t know how many times I started the promotion match, but I just remember that time I played to the final life-and-death game.

At that time, a message popped up on the machine in the Internet cafe saying that there was insufficient balance. I took out the only two dollars I had to extend the time, started the last ranked game, and immediately selected Riven.

At that time, Riven's stats were very high, and the general level of players was average. As long as you could perform smooth and fast QA, you could basically win in the top position by relying on the stats.

But in that game, the performance was not ideal.

The top laner on the opposite side is Pantheon, and he is very good at playing.

I don't know if anyone knows about the ancient version of Riven fighting Pantheon, but to sum it up in one sentence, it feels like being in Akashi.

If you don't go up to fight, you will be Q'd all the time. If you go up to fight, your basic attacks will keep hitting the opponent's shield and you will not be able to win at all. Once you go up to fight, you will be doomed and will be happily killed by a critical hit Q.

After going online again, the jungler will come to catch it.
Anyway, it only took a few minutes for my record to drop to 0-3 at the speed of light. For a Riven, a record of 0-3 basically means that you will not be able to compete in this game.

sweaty
At that time, I sighed in my heart and felt that this qualifying round was about to end, when someone in the team stood up.

The mid laner in that game was a Fizz, and I still remember him very clearly.

When I was 0-3, he was already 3-0, and all of them were solo kills.

Kill through the middle lane, go home and kill the man directly, then kill in the jungle, kill in the bottom lane, kill in the top lane
I tried my best to beat Pantheon but couldn't. He fed him a fish and used E, and then he killed him with two skills, just like kicking a stray dog ​​on the roadside.

Twenty minutes later, the opponent surrendered on time, and my record was 0-4-0.

Finally got promoted to Master.
After the fight, I checked the fishman's battle record.

There are several pages of ranking records. I was a god and won every game, but only lost two or three games in two days. I went from zero to master.

Maybe that fishman is a high-scoring anchor or a professional player.

Or maybe he is nothing, just an ordinary king, who will never reach the threshold of a professional in his entire life.

No matter who the fishman was, to me at that time, he was a person I had to look up to see.

It was because of this experience that I realized how big the gap was between me and the masters. Just like the other players in the youth training camp, they could only sigh in awe when they saw Ming Jing.

That’s why I entered the online literature industry and wrote so many stories.

I don’t know about other authors, but every time I write, I completely put myself into the protagonist’s shoes so that the plot can continue.

So the previous films "Tanking" and "Old Man" were all like this.

But after writing the two books, the author always felt that it was unreal. In the process of immersing himself in the novel, there was a layer of separation between him and the protagonist.

If you think about it carefully, it’s all about imagination and system.

The existence of the system is a devastating blow to the sense of immersion and reality - at least that's what I think, and I believe readers will feel the same way.

So, let's just not have a system for this one. Also, I always get bored of writing too much League of Legends. Faker has only won five championships, and the characters I've written have won seven combined. I can't muster the enthusiasm to win more championships, and I always want to write about something I haven't written before.

I've written about top lane, jungle, and two mid lane books. I've written about S6-S8, S8-S9, and S13.

Therefore, this book was chosen in the AD position that has never been written before, and the year was also locked in S10-S12, to fill in the things that were not touched upon in the end.

Due to various factors, such a work full of DEBUFF was born.

No system, not in popular years, not in popular positions.
An author friend once said that every LOL writer will eventually reach a stage where he has no regrets.

This is pretty much what this book means.

When I started writing this book, I had actually prepared myself for the fact that the results might not be ideal. After all, I wrote this book as the last Alliance book, so as long as it doesn't plunge through the center of the earth, I can accept it.

Just leave no regrets.

When I started writing the book, the editor asked me what my goal was, and I jokingly said that I wanted to go to Sanjiang.

Then he edited it back with a dog head emoticon and said it was a bit difficult.

But unexpectedly, the result was a little better than expected. In the end, I made it to Sanjiang with the second-to-last result in the same period. I can only say that it was not easy. Thanks to my brothers for their support.

It only goes to show that everyone must also want to see, or want to become, a true genius, lifting the championship trophy without any external help.

Then you guys have read the right book. Together with Ming Jing, let's reach the top of the world with your talent~
PS: In order to create the protagonist Ming Jing, the author stitched together a lot of genius characters. These people are all part of the protagonist, and their introductions can be directly applied to the protagonist.

The following are fictional characters

Shigeru Akagi - "The Legend of Mahjong", a mahjong genius. As soon as he started playing mahjong, he reached a higher level that ordinary people could never reach in their lifetime.

Gu Xing - "What is Hexagonal Jungler?", a part-time professional and the first person in history.

The following are real people

Faker and JackeyLove—League of Legends professional players, quickly rose to the top of the server as soon as they started playing the game, and won the championship as soon as they debuted.

Donk——CSGO professional player, champion as soon as he debuted, with historical data gap.

Wang Ruodu - a real-life genius, an internet-addicted teenager, a professional-level StarCraft player. He had the lowest grades in high school, but after just two months of cramming before the college entrance exam, he was easily admitted to Peking University. I suggest you search Baidu for this. After reading about him, you will find that Mingjing's talent is not only found in online literature, but can also be found in reality.

The history of mankind is a long story in which countless geniuses continuously push the main storyline forward. For true geniuses, being able to do what ordinary people cannot is just basic operations.

PPS: In the PY section, the following are the author friends who recommended chapters to me during the new book period.

League of Legends: Reborn in Season 3, Training the Entire League

What is an offensive top laner?

"We're tired of winning championships, but we still need youth training?"

They are all LOL articles, you can go and have a look if you are interested

Then I would like to promote it myself. The following is the author’s old book.

"Alliance: I really didn't give up!"

League: What? A few old guys can win the championship?

They are all perfectly implemented, with large quantities and you can find them directly from the author's account.

Finally, brothers who haven’t joined a group can join a book club group. The previous groups have all exploded because there are too many heroes.

Group number: 1018942334
That's all.

Brothers, see you tomorrow at 12 noon!

I slept through the last book when it was released, so I hope I won’t this time.
(End of this chapter)