The Road to Godhood in Honor of Kings

So everyone chose the hero they were best at, and Han Cheng also brought out his most frequently used main hero – Han Xin.

Back then, Han Xin endured the humiliation of crawling between someone's legs, and in the end, he helped Liu Bang unify the world. What a heroic spirit he possessed! Han Cheng has always regarded Han Xin as a god. Even though he has been weakened and abandoned by the game, Han Cheng still loves Han Xin. He is a peerless patron and a peerless hero.

The Snow team's lineup wasn't chosen to be a melee-focused team just because the Tol team was a new team; instead, it was a very standard and strong lineup.

"Frozen, Thousand Emperor, Xiaoxiao, W, and God—we've faced these players before and narrowly won, but their strength is far from what we're used to. We absolutely cannot underestimate them," Han Cheng said solemnly. "Especially God, whose strength is unfathomable. He's the main carry for his team. And Xiaoxiao, her ADC skills are also phenomenal. Don't underestimate her just because she's a girl. As the main damage dealer for the Snow team, she not only delivers high damage output every game, but also, as the most vulnerable position, her death rate is ridiculously low."

"What? High damage output and low mortality rate? Isn't that a bit too overpowered?" the fat man said in astonishment. "It seems that Xiaoxiao must be a tough girl in real life, otherwise how could she play the game so well..." the fat man muttered.

"Go to hell! Just because a girl is good at games doesn't mean she has to be a tomboy!" Xu Xiaomeng said seriously. "I'm also good at games, am I a tomboy in real life?"

"No, no, no, of course not, I was just saying..." The fat man broke out in a cold sweat. Xu Xiaomeng's words only proved that she was a true tomboy...

Game start.

From the start, Team Tol chose a cautious approach, otherwise they would have allowed the opponent to snowball their advantage.

Although Han Cheng was playing Han Xin, and a Han Xin who doesn't counter-jungle isn't a good Han Xin, in this game, with no full map vision and little confidence, Han Cheng was worried that recklessly counter-jungling might backfire, resulting in a failed attempt to steal the buff and losing a kill, or even if he succeeded, he might get killed and end up giving the buff to someone else...

So, the game started with the usual routine: farming jungle camps and clearing minions. Everyone started with the most basic strategy. But the Snow team was not content with that. Since it was a competition, how could they not invade the enemy jungle?

"It's just a matter of mutual benefit!" Han Xin was wielding his spear, attacking the blue buff. Having just cleared the red buff, Han Cheng, seeing no opportunities to gank in lane, simply went to the blue buff area to farm it. Having both buffs would allow the jungler to progress faster, since Han Xin is a jungler heavily reliant on gold and items. Only by overwhelming the opponent in items and gold can he boost the team's economy; otherwise, Han Xin is useless—unable to deal damage or kill the backline. Aside from his bouncy, escaping abilities, he's not very useful...

Han Cheng certainly didn't want his Han Xin to fall to that state, so he worked very hard to farm jungle monsters.

The blue buff's health was less than half, which meant it was almost at the point where a Smite could finish it off.

The next second, a figure suddenly appeared; it was Li Bai from the opposite side.

"Damn it, I forgot the enemy would come to invade our jungle..." Han Cheng hurriedly called for his teammates to support him, while trying his best to deal with Li Bai to prevent the enemy Li Bai from stealing the blue buff.

However, resistance is futile.

Suddenly, an iron hook appeared. It was Zhong Kui from the other side who threw out his second skill, hooking Han Xin out without missing a beat. Han Cheng was completely stunned. Zhong Kui's prediction was quite accurate!

Li Bai dashed into the blue buff area and launched a basic attack, continuously attacking the blue buff. The blue buff's health steadily decreased. Han Xin was about to retreat to defend the blue buff, but Li Bai used Smite to take it away. Han Xin knew that staying any longer would be dangerous, so he quickly retreated. The enemy didn't pursue him, allowing Han Xin to escape. However, the blue buff was stolen, which made Han Xin very unwilling. Fortunately, he didn't lose a kill, which was a stroke of luck amidst misfortune.

"That guy is really annoying..." Han Cheng muttered, but he didn't stop working. Although there were not many monsters left besides the buff, even if the buff was gone, he couldn't let go of a small monster. Every little bit counts.

Besides, the gold coins you get after killing this bird monster aren't that pitiful; you get at least a few dozen gold coins.

However, just as Han Cheng was about to bring the monster to low health, that nightmarish figure reappeared, with the ID "snow, god" above its head. Han Cheng knew that Li Bai had returned.

I originally thought that Li Bai and Zhong Kui would retreat after they finished invading the enemy jungle, but who would have thought that Li Bai would actually come back, and maybe Zhong Kui came too.

Li Bai dashed forward and took away the jungle monster with a basic attack. Han Cheng was speechless. This opponent wouldn't even let him farm. They were too cruel. But that's how the game is. The arena is like a battlefield. No one will show you any mercy.

Fortunately, Han Xin has a lot of mobility and had just reached level two. Li Bai didn't have his ultimate and his damage output was limited, but he still couldn't keep Han Xin in place. Han Xin seized the opportunity and used his dash to leap into the bushes. Just when he thought he was safe, a black iron hook suddenly flew into the bushes as if it had eyes. Han Xin's condition was already terrible. Even without Li Bai, he would probably have been killed by Zhong Kui. But now, Li Bai used his first skill to return to his position in three stages and activated his second skill to keep Han Xin in place. Han Xin's dashes were all on cooldown, so he had no chance to escape.

"First blood!" Han Xin reluctantly gave up his first blood.

"I haven't lost yet... ah..."

Han Cheng was helpless. The opponent's tactics were too deep, and Zhong Kui's predictions were just too good. He repeatedly threw a fatal hook at him, making it difficult to escape unscathed.

"I'm sorry everyone, I didn't expect the other side to come back and kill me, and I gave up the first blood..." Han Cheng looked remorseful.

"Little Orange, what are you saying? So what if you gave up first blood? What's there to be afraid of? Anyway, I won't blame you. Look at Fatty, he gave up first blood a lot, and he's fine..." Xu Xiaomeng said.

"Although I don't recommend it either, Ms. Xu, I'm not happy about what you're saying..." the fat man said.

"Aren't you happy?" Xu Xiaomeng glanced at the fat man.

"No, no, let's keep fighting..." the fat man muttered.