Runeterra is so much fun!

About the plot
I saw that some readers said that Qiyana's character was described too much, and I actually noticed it too, but now that the groundwork has been basically completed, the latter problem will be reduced.

In general, the subsequent character changes and growth will change according to the next adventures experienced by the protagonist, and the focus will be shifted to the plot again, so the difference is too worrying.

Then there is about deleting comments...

Control comments will be made in the first month of its release to prevent passers-by from entering the pit.

But don't worry, I will write down the problems when I see them, so as to make corrections and increase or decrease the speed of the plot.

In terms of plot, the main problem is that there are too few fan fictions with the background of League of Legends, and there are few instinctive references at all.

After all, the fist itself is also a book eater.

If you asked me to write One Piece, I wouldn't bother paving the way for character growth, because this subject matter is so popular, even people who haven't read One Piece will have a deep impression on the characters after reading a few fanfic.

But for League of Legends fans, eight out of ten books are LPL fans.In the remaining two books, there are also fans of The Battle of Two Cities.

But readers who know the League of Legends universe know that the story of the Battle of Two Cities is very different from the original background story.

The setting and character of the hero itself in the background story of the League of Legends is actually completely different from the influence of many readers.

For example, in the setting of the background story, Nami Ushio is a powerful warrior of the Yuren tribe.

Not a mage, let alone a support, but a fighter.

It can be seen from a glimpse of the leopard in the tube.In addition, there are no books on the same subject for reference, so I can only write slowly according to my own ideas.

May we encourage each other.

(End of this chapter)