The Road to Godhood in Honor of Kings

On one side, the blue buff was stolen; on the other side, although Luna got the red buff, she was killed. Not only did they lose the red buff, but they also lost a kill...

The FY team members were furious. How could the TOL team be so strong? They had actually figured out their strategy of swapping buffs and even managed to send someone to steal the blue buff. The key point was that the timing of stealing the blue buff was before attacking Luna, which meant that the opponent's thinking was exceptionally meticulous.

Of course, Han Cheng is actually the one with the most meticulous mind. After all, he has superpowers, so it's impossible for him not to be meticulous.

The competition naturally continued.

The match returned to normal laning phase.

In the match between Cao C and Miyamoto Musashi, Cao C, as a powerful and ruthless player, is naturally incredibly agile with his three dashes. Miyamoto Musashi's first skill is practically impossible to hit. Moreover, Miyamoto Musashi is extremely weak in the early game without his ultimate. On the other hand, Cao C is incredibly strong with his ultimate. With good equipment, he can take on three opponents at once. Even without his ultimate, his three dashes and second skill can make Miyamoto Musashi feel helpless. Therefore, Miyamoto Musashi wisely chose to play defensively and farm minions. After all, his passive ability allows him to extend his range, making it more than enough to farm minions easily.

In the mid-lane matchup between Zhuge Liang and Gao Jianli, Zhuge Liang's first skill isn't guaranteed to hit, while Gao Jianli's is practically guaranteed to hit. A simple bounce from Gao Jianli's skill will land a hit. Furthermore, Han Cheng, playing Lanling King as a jungler, has already stolen the blue buff from the enemy. Gao Jianli can then use a dual-wielding strategy to take the blue buff. This dual-wielding strategy, as many have seen, involves Gao Jianli using the characteristics of his first skill to lure the blue buff into the bushes. His first skill bounces and also attacks nearby jungle monsters, allowing him to take both at once – a much more efficient approach.

Therefore, with the blue buff, Gao Jianli was naturally not afraid of Zhuge Liang. He kept releasing his first skill, whittling down Zhuge Liang's health.

As for the bottom lane, it's alright. Di Renjie is slightly stronger than Lu Ban No. 7 in the early game, mainly because Lu Ban No. 7's sweep attack is a straight line, while Di Renjie's passive attack speed and movement speed increase allow him to dodge and counterattack. Moreover, Di Renjie can stack his passive even without attacking units, just by using basic attacks in place. However, the passive duration is a bit short, so he has to keep using basic attacks to maintain it. Guiguzi's poke ability is relatively average, while Taiyi Zhenren is different. Whenever there's an opportunity, he can use the 2-1 combo to stun the opponent, and Lu Ban No. 7 can immediately start sweeping attacks. These two are a perfect match...

Of course, Han Cheng's appearance will break this deadlock, since Luna has not yet reached level four, while Lanling King has already reached level four.

"Swoosh..." Lanling King vanished into the shadows, activating his stealth ultimate skill, which lasted much longer than Ake's. His target was Luban No. 7. He needed to kill the carry first, since Taiyi Zhenren didn't have his ultimate skill yet and couldn't protect Luban No. 7.

Guiguzi activated his second skill on the spot, leaving the opponents somewhat confused. What did this mean?

However, the next second, a warning suddenly appeared above Lu Ban No. 7's head: it was Lanling King!

However, there was absolutely no chance for Luban No. 7 to counterattack.

Guiguzi suddenly used Flash to teleport next to Luban No. 7 and Taiyi Zhenren, and his second skill stunned the two and pulled them into the circle.

Di Renjie then unleashed his ultimate skill, stunning Lu Ban No. 7. There was no other way but to stun one person, so he chose to stun Lu Ban No. 7.

Lanling King used a combo of two, three, and one, and Lu Ban No. 7 immediately countered, leaving Lu Ban No. 7 no chance to use Flash to escape.

"This teamwork is absolutely amazing..." Lu Ban No. 7 looked helpless, thinking that the other side seemed to have a lot of control abilities. If he had known, he would have picked Zhuang Zhou instead.

Lu Ban No. 7 is dead, and Taiyi Zhenren is basically beyond saving. But this guy is lucky. Just then, a wave of minions arrived. Taiyi Zhenren hurriedly activated his first skill to speed up, and at the same time used his second skill to hook one of his own minions and escape. Lanling King only has one ultimate skill for movement, and the cooldown is quite long. Although Di Renjie and Guiguzi have speed boosts, they are not easy to catch up with.

However, that's enough; killing Lu Ban No. 7 is enough.

Meanwhile, a gank was initiated by the opposing team in the top lane.

Luna and Miyamoto Musashi teamed up to kill Cao C. Luna originally wanted to gank the mid lane, but before she could even gank, Gao Jianli had already sent Zhuge Liang back to base, leaving her with no chance.

However, Cao C is not so easy to catch and kill.

Activating the ultimate skill grants tenacity, and combined with the tenacity boots I crafted earlier, I'm fearless against Miyamoto Musashi's ultimate's knock-up and Luna's stun. Anyway, I'm not afraid of crowd control, and with the ultimate, I also have lifesteal, so I can stand and fight the two without taking too much damage to my health.

During the final displacement, a wave was stirred up by Cao C, allowing him to escape the clutches of the two.

Gu Haifeng breathed a sigh of relief; thankfully, he hadn't given away the first blood to his team.

In terms of playing steadily, Gu Haifeng felt that he played quite well. However, Luna was still not giving up and actually wanted to kill Cao C by force.

Gu Haifeng sighed. "If you want to die, don't blame me."

Luna used her ultimate to leap in again. Facing the low-health Cao C, Luna missed her first skill. In order to kill Cao C, Luna didn't even refresh her ultimate and directly used it to leap in. Of course, if she had marked him with her first skill first, she could have used her ultimate to escape, but it was too late.

However, Cao C dodged Luna's ultimate attack with a single movement, leaving Luna feeling utterly hopeless. "You're so fast, how can you dodge with such skill?"

Of course, Cao C bought shoes first, so he naturally moves faster. And since he's a warrior, it's normal for him to move fast. In most games with Cao C, he's basically a mage, after all, he's a leader, and he usually stays in the back to deal damage. But Cao C in Honor of Kings is different. He's a powerful warrior, and his three dashes can cut through the backline like ants. He circled around Luna under the tower twice, and Cao C's first skill refreshed. The third dash directly hit Luna, who was trying to escape, knocking her up and killing her.

Cao C fought bravely against two opponents in the top lane and survived, even managing to kill a Luna.

"Little Gu, well done." Han Cheng smiled, thinking to himself that Gu Haifeng's movement just now was so extreme, he must have activated some kind of superpower.

Looking again, Gu Haifeng's face was somewhat pale, though not very obvious, but it was probably.

Thinking about this, Han Cheng felt that while Gu Haifeng's superpower was indeed powerful, it consumed a lot of energy.

In the following match, Gu Haifeng seemed to still be in his superpowered state. Cao C played incredibly well, with all three dashes hitting their mark. With the final move, he completely blocked the opponent's carry's movement, activated his ultimate to fight three opponents at once, and escaped unscathed.

Han Cheng smiled wryly. After this round, Gu Haifeng probably wouldn't be able to use his superpowers in the next round, right? Moreover, his club had established a second team, and there were no substitutes. If Gu Haifeng was taken off the field, there would be no choice but to admit defeat.