Oh no, this alliance writer has really surpassed Lee Sang-hyeok!

"That works too, it matches my major."

Seeing his efforts and sweat displayed on the panel, Lu Chen inwardly grumbled.

His cheat is outrageous. Does that mean it will never be activated if he doesn't type?

Moreover, why do I need to write League of Legends novels to improve myself?

Didn't he fail miserably enough in his past life?

But jokes are one thing, and banter is another; don't make fun of cheat codes.

Now that he has a cheat, Lu Chen naturally wants to make good use of it. If you're given a cheat, why wouldn't you use it?

"What kind of alliance novel should I write?"

Lu Chen turned on his computer, checked the market, and was immediately terrified into tears.

Mid-laners of all types dominate the League of Legends online novel market, including roaming types, palace intrigue types, succubus types... In any case, their ultimate opponent is Faker.

These authors probably don't know that ten years from now, they'll still be playing against Faker.

But none of that matters anymore; novels about League of Legends are relatively easy to write.

Unlike in S3 and S4, when he mainly focused on building his own team and fighting his way up from internet cafe leagues to the World Championship.

But that kind of thing is no longer viable. Now, club players start the game directly, then the main character pulls off all sorts of amazing plays, shocking the commentators, viewers, coaches, and the whole world.

It's a cliché, but that's how it is with League of Legends. What else can esports articles write about if not the matches?

Even many established authors cannot escape this formula.

However, writing a good League of Legends novel is not easy, because the quality of the game depends on the author's skill level; the higher the skill level, the better the writing.

However, what professional gamer would write web novels? Without a foundation, it's far easier to earn money by taking on freelance projects.

Lu Chen's success stemmed from his background in online novels in his previous life, and he also possessed memories of his predecessor in this life.

"This has potential!" Lu Chen stroked his chin, pondering the novel's selling points.

Online novels absolutely cannot function without a gimmick, unless you are an established author who can attract fans to click and read the content with a short title. If the quality is good, they will naturally overlook the title.

New authors are no good; if the book title isn't appealing, readers won't even click on it.

After much deliberation, Lu Chen typed on the keyboard, the book titled "My Slight Move Is the Limit of the Base Zone."

The next second, he changed the "base region" to "LPL," even though the term "base region" didn't exist yet.

But then, Lu Chen changed it back to "base zone," creating the term himself if it didn't exist.

For several years in a row, you've been flopping at the World Championships. Some of you have lost to wildcard teams, and some have been 0-4 to FNC. Don't bother looking at this, I'm talking about you, Clearlove.

European and American teams all have an S-series championship, even if it's S1.

Some might say, "The ancient champions have caused a mess."

But an ancient champion is still a champion. You tell me, does LPL have one? Even though LPL wasn't established in Season 1.

"Yes, the protagonist's name is Lin Tianran, his professional ID is Penicillin, which translates to penicillin in Chinese. He won against the Azure Emperor and lost to the Moldy One."

The story is quite simple. The protagonist, Lin Tianran, was originally a substitute top laner for the Royal Club team. During the S4 World Championship, the starting top laner was beaten so badly that his hands were shaking. The protagonist was called upon to take over in a crisis, but he lost the game. In the end, he was bombarded with criticism by Royal Club and Uzi's fans. Unable to withstand the pressure, he died of online bullying.

At this moment, the protagonist transmigrates and awakens a cheat system that is out of place.

The system determined that the world in which the protagonist Lin Tianran was located had a very low game level, belonging to the base competition zone.

If the protagonist performs a very simple action or move, the system will absurdly consider it a god-like move, surpassing everyone in the base competition area, and thus issue a reward to improve the protagonist's abilities.

The first chapter simply introduces the protagonist's transmigration. Due to cyberbullying, the royal family decides to blame the protagonist for their loss in the S-series. The protagonist loses their job during the transfer period. At this time, the system appears, and the protagonist immediately begins to use the system to improve themselves.

In a ranked game, he was assigned the AD carry role and started playing Caitlyn.

Because he didn't AFK throughout the entire game, the system directly notified him, "Your performance as Caitlyn surpasses that of the world's number one ADC. You didn't AFK to take a shower, and you even have incredibly deep last-hitting skills and team fight output capabilities. You're amazing! You're rewarded with maxed-out Caitlyn proficiency and a few attribute points."

In reality, the female police officer in the main character's role is only average and not particularly outstanding.

The protagonist then discovers that the cheat ability is used in this way, so he continues to study it, and happens to be matched with Xuan Gou during the live stream.

As for Xuan Gou, he is an indispensable part of the League of Legends novels.

Although the protagonist was in the late S4 season and there weren't any famous dog-flaunting quotes yet, he knew them and simply modified them before reciting them during his live stream.

"Do you even know what it means to reach Challenger in Season 4? In the Chinese Ionia server, there are..."

Upon hearing the protagonist's words, the few viewers in the live stream immediately interacted.

Some people burst into laughter, while others were chased by the protagonist's haters. Seeing these disgusting Uzi fans, the protagonist then decisively chose Lucian to counter Jayce on the red team's fifth-floor counter position.

In this day and age, Lucian in the top lane is considered quite unusual, and he was immediately ridiculed by viewers in the live stream.

The protagonist, unfazed and righteously asserting, declared, "Am I the only one in the entire LPL who picks Lucian instead of going AD? Why do you Royal Never Give Up fans keep harping on me like this!"

The moment these words were spoken, the live stream chat exploded.

[How dare you! Your account is gone!]

[Haha, is this because he was kicked out of RNG and just let loose?]

[Damn it! A piece of trash like you should leave the royal family right now and stop ruining my dog's life. If it weren't for you, my dog ​​would have won the championship this year!]

...

After the mockery, it was time for the protagonist's solo show, but the protagonist's strength did not improve.

If an AD carry is stationed in the top lane, then the jungler has to stay in the top lane and not leave.

The protagonist also suffered many setbacks, but with a series of amazing moves, he completely turned the tide and shocked the viewers in the live stream. In the final scoring stage, because he was caught quite a few times, the score given by the game company was slightly lower.

The main character has once again become a sensation.

"Why do you all care so much about this rating? It's distorting people's efforts."

"Do you understand what alienation and concretization are? Let me give you an example. There are four people in your family. Your mother stays at home all day to cook, and your father goes out to earn money every day. At the end of the month, the accounts are settled."

"Hey, your dad got MVP, 13.0, carried the game. Tell me, is that how it counts?"

Coupled with the protagonist's exaggerated expressions, the live stream became incredibly popular.

As Lu Chen wrote this, he couldn't help but laugh. The joke was indeed quite good, but the person was a bit cowardly.

The rest of the plot is simple: the protagonist triggers the system reward again, believing his Lucian to be the best in the world, and receives another boost.

The live stream by the protagonist quickly went viral, and the "bible" he revealed became a hot topic among LPL viewers, trending on social media.

As for how they discussed it, Lu Chen didn't write it down. That's a satisfying point; a mature author has to learn to leave hooks.

This way, readers will be drawn in by the author's hook and continue reading.

After organizing his thoughts, Lu Chen immediately found the editor's email address and submitted his manuscript.

"It should be approved, right? I don't want to make a fool of myself if it's rejected later."

"Oh right, I forgot to post on Weibo."

Although he has almost no fans, it's still worth celebrating his escape from RNG. After all, if you can't treat your stomach, you can at least treat your brain.

Weibo user Kingslayer:

[I've regained my freedom. If any teams need a mid-laner, feel free to contact me. I can carry, but I don't guarantee a win!]

Within minutes of posting his Weibo, he received a few scattered replies, all from the same person. They were all jealous of him because he had been criticizing RNG a few days earlier for leaving the team.

[If you still want a job, go home and raise pigs!]

No, you're not even fit to raise pigs, go eat shit!

Ignoring everything, Lu Chen decisively opened TGP, waiting for the editor's reply while also beginning his conquest of the Rift.

"Why isn't there any fighting spirit? So annoying!"

Battle Spirit mode is the greatest mode in the League!

A few hours later, I finally received a reply from editor Xiaoyu in my email.

"You can sign up, add me on QQ."

These words immediately reassured Lu Chen. You can doubt any aspect of the editor, but you can't doubt the editor's judgment.

Those who are able to sign a contract are already among the best novelists in the industry.

Generally speaking, only a few out of a hundred articles will be signed to a publishing house; the majority are terrible, consisting entirely of argumentative essays and personal love stories, such as "This article is dedicated to my lost youth."

"I'm probably the first person in the world to write about professional esports."

After adding the editor's contact information, Lu Chen decisively published the book and completed the electronic contract signing by taking a photo of his ID card.

Immediately afterwards, the white light in front of the retina flickered again.

[Linked to the novel: "My Slight Move Is the Limit of the Base Zone"]

[Rewards available: Reaching 100 reads of the novel will grant you Max Heroic Wanderer Proficiency. Currently incomplete.]

[The work has been published. The host can randomly obtain 1 attribute point for every 1 words updated daily. Today's work has been completed.]

"???"

Lu Chen was a bit overwhelmed. Updating 4000 words a day was already exhausting, let alone 10,000 words a day. Wasn't that practically asking him to commit suicide?

He's not some tentacle monster catching chicks with an eagle, and now that he's awakened this system, he has to change his previous thinking.

You have to get involved in this professional scene whether you like it or not.

Otherwise, wouldn't this system have been a waste of time?

...