The Road to Godhood in Honor of Kings

"Mr. Leng, you know him?" Han Cheng looked completely bewildered.

“No, I don’t know him, but I know that among the superhumans there is a convener, which is me, and a seeker, which is him. I knew all this when I first gained my superpowers, and I don’t know how I learned these things. However, one thing is certain: this person is very useful to us and can help us find our remaining companions.” Leng Rancheng paused here, then said with a slightly worried tone, “On the contrary, he can also be used by those with ulterior motives…”

"Tsk tsk, then we need to bring him to our side first," Han Cheng asked.

"Okay, try to get along with him. I'll go meet him when I have time," Leng Rancheng said. "Is there anything else? If not, I'll hang up now."

"That's it!" Han Cheng blurted out without much thought, because it seemed that nothing really happened...

"Wait a minute!" Han Cheng suddenly realized that he seemed to have overlooked a very important issue. Before Yi Bing left, he mentioned something that was related to his sister. Han Cheng hadn't figured out what it was about yet, nor had he mentioned it to Leng Rancheng.

"Sister? Tsk tsk, I don't understand..." Han Cheng played some instrumental music and started rushing home.

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"Tsk tsk, this Yi Bing is really strange. Sigh, back to the game..." Han Cheng muttered to himself as he reopened the game.

Meanwhile, at Yi Bing's home, Yi Bing was holding a photograph in her hand, admiring it carefully. The photograph showed a very beautiful girl, and Yi Bing seemed to miss her very much. But where was she now?

--unknown.

"Legedry!" On Han Cheng's side, Han Cheng had just achieved a godlike status. There was no other way; he had to fight his way back in the new season. In low-ranked matches, it was basically stomping noobs. Although he could stomp noobs, his teammates in low-ranked matches would often stop him from doing so.

A few minutes ago, Han Cheng had just started the game. As soon as the game started, the first blood notification sounded, followed by a double kill by the enemy. Han Cheng recalled his past experiences of struggling in low-ranked games. Even now that he had dropped to Platinum and was no longer in the Gold or Silver ranks, he was still just as bad.

"What's going on?" Han Cheng was annoyed. There were only two people on the other side, just two people. How come these two people had to be killed by the other side, and the other side didn't even lose much health? But Han Cheng was already about to vomit blood.

"Be a little sneaky." Han Cheng typed a small message. A moment later, one of the two players in the bottom lane typed a small message: "Trash, so cowardly."

Han Cheng reluctantly opened the scoreboard and immediately blocked it. Fortunately, Honor of Kings now has a blocking function, so he no longer has to worry about teammates with low moral character who mindlessly flame him.

After calming himself down, Han Cheng continued pushing lanes. In this game, Han Cheng was playing Diao Chan. In low-elo games, it's difficult to win by relying solely on one's own strength. If you're matched with good teammates who know how to cooperate, it's basically an easy win. But if you're matched with bad players, it's hard to say. At best, they'll go AFK or flame you; at worst, they'll feed, steal kills, and bot, among other things, making you feel like smashing your phone.

Therefore, for teammates who don't cooperate, engage in mindless team fights, or betray their teammates, there's no need to worry about the fact that this is a team game. Just go for a 1v5. It's not impossible to 1v5 in low-elo games, but it's not that easy. Besides having an advantage in equipment and economy, you also need to know the skills, and first of all, you need to choose the right hero. Below, Xiao Chengzi will teach you how to 1v5.

First, Han Cheng chose Diao Chan, and the jungler was Sima Yu. That's right, after contacting Sima Yu, he contacted Leng Rancheng, and then Sima Yu asked Han Cheng to duo queue.

To win, remember not to pick tank or support heroes. It's not about lacking sacrifice, but in lower-ranked games, teammates often don't understand team composition and synergy, and they don't know how to utilize heroes effectively. A tank is supposed to absorb damage, but in some players' hands, they only end up sacrificing teammates and stealing kills. Therefore, you must choose core roles within the team, preferably a damage dealer, and ideally a jungler—someone who can carry the entire team. The less reliant on teammates, the better. Heroes that rely on teammates, like Sun Bin or Zhong Kui, even if you deliver a flawless crowd control, your teammates won't help you.

Therefore, in lower-ranked matches, if you're solo queuing, it's best not to choose roles that rely on your teammates. Instead, you should choose roles that allow you to carry the team and dominate the battlefield even if your teammates are bad.

Next is hero selection. There aren't many heroes who can take on five opponents at once. Generally, they need to have a lot of mobility, short skill cooldowns, and preferably survivability or health regeneration. For example, Cao Cao, Luna, and Diao Chan are heroes like these. These heroes all have at least one mobility skill. Diao Chan and Luna can also quickly gain another mobility skill, and their skill cooldowns are also relatively short. Cao Cao's ultimate can heal him, Luna has a shield, and Diao Chan with Bloodthirster can basically not lose health thanks to her passive.

Then let's talk about the battle situation.

Sima Yu chose Li Bai as his hero. Although he is not very strong before level four, he has a lot of mobility, is flexible, and has good jungle clearing and ganking abilities. He also does not consume much mana. He will have a very good effect when paired with Han Cheng's Diao Chan.

"Xiaoyu, go check the bottom lane more often, otherwise I'm afraid they'll send you down again," Han Cheng reminded her.

"Yeah." After Sima Yu finished off the last jungle monster and reached level four, the Tyrant had already spawned, so he headed to the bottom lane. Fortunately, the bottom lane duo didn't intend to feed kills this time, but as soon as they saw Li Bai arrive, they felt like they had found a ally and went straight in, completely fearless, even though the enemy had killed them before...

"This...it seems I made a mistake by coming to check..." Sima Yu said helplessly, and had no choice but to start attacking the small monster in the river. Fortunately, no one on the other side had attacked it yet, so he could use his ultimate to support them...

"Sigh, what a teammate. Luckily, the enemy jungler is in the top lane..." Han Cheng muttered, glancing at the minimap. The enemy jungler was indeed in the top lane, so Sima Yu was safe for the time being. Even if the enemy jungler went there, Han Cheng believed that Sima Yu could handle it. After all, Li Bai was still very strong at level four, and this wasn't a high-level game.

After those guys had finished fighting, Sima Yu's Li Bai used his first skill to dash in and then used his ultimate to get a double kill. The two teammates seemed a bit angry and might have accused Sima Yu of stealing their kills, but luckily Han Cheng and Sima Yu had both blocked them. Besides, if Sima Yu hadn't come, they probably would have been defeated anyway.