Both the Kills and You Are Mine

Mu Wanwan, an ADC god in the League of Legends’ Korean server, wanted to earn money to relieve her family’s financial burden. She joins a certain online streaming platform and becomes a female streamer. Relying on her excellent techniques and interesting way of speech, she makes a name for herself as a new and dashing streamer on the platform. Coincidentally, her exceptional skills attract the attention of Team TS’s manager. After going through some small twists and turns, Mu Wanwan successfully becomes a professional League of Legends player. This is a story of Mu Wanwan meeting and developing a love story with the League’s number one support, Lu, and walking towards the peak of the professional league together with her comrades.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Both the Kills and You Are Mine "Both the Kills and You Are Mine" promised a cute, fluffy e-sports romance, and for the most part, it delivered. I dove in expecting a lighthearted read, and that's exactly what I got. It's a story that doesn't take itself too seriously, focusing on the budding relationship between a female pro-gamer and her charming teammate. ### First Impressions Right off the bat, the novel establishes itself as a feel-good story. The female lead is strong and capable, diving headfirst into the competitive world of League of Legends. The male lead, Pei Lu, is immediately likable – a refreshing change from the typical cold, aloof ML. His dimples and gentle personality definitely won me over. ### What Works Well The romance is undoubtedly the strongest aspect of this novel. The dynamic between the leads is adorable, with the male lead falling first and being incredibly supportive. I appreciated that the female lead wasn't a pushover; she held her own in both the gaming world and the relationship. The story shines in its portrayal of a healthy and respectful partnership. Also, the novel is a generally relaxed gaming story with little conflict, making it perfect for those who like smooth-sailing stories. ### Areas of Concern While enjoyable, the novel isn't without its flaws. I found the female lead to be a bit bland at times. She's powerful from the start, and I would have liked to see more character development or some real challenges for her to overcome beyond her mother's approval. The plot felt somewhat lukewarm, with not a lot happening outside of the central romance. I also noticed that while the author assumes the reader has background knowledge of LOL, some readers may not be as familiar with the game. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some elements felt a little too similar to other e-sports novels. The "fat" teammate trope and certain plot points felt recycled. Additionally, there's a subplot involving a villainized female character that some might find controversial. ### Final Verdict Overall, "Both the Kills and You Are Mine" is a cute and fluffy read perfect for anyone looking for a lighthearted e-sports romance. While it may not be the most groundbreaking or complex story, it delivers on its promise of sweetness and entertainment. If you're a fan of the genre and looking for a feel-good novel with a charming male lead, this might be right up your alley. Just don't expect too much depth or intricate plot development.