The Journey to Godhood in Another World

In the spacious, bright, and noisy hall, Luo Li and Xiao Zhe walked together to a corner.

Luo Li moved with light steps, her gaze drawn to the lively scene around her, her eyes sparkling with a lively light.

Xiao Zhe stood tall and straight, his steps steady and powerful, with a confident smile on his face.

"Xiao Zhe, you said your company is working on a game. Tell me about it."

Luo Li sat down gently, her eyes filled with curiosity and anticipation. She straightened her skirt and leaned forward slightly.

Xiao Zhe sat opposite Luo Li, a hint of excitement in his eyes. He cleared his throat and said, "This game is mainly about competitive battles, and it's really interesting. Imagine, in a game world, the map is vast and boundless, with complex and varied terrain, including dense jungles, deep canyons, and rushing rivers. Players control their hero characters, starting at the fountain, which is a safe base. Then they can go to the three lanes to fight alongside the minions, or venture into the jungle to challenge the monsters."

As Xiao Zhe spoke, he gestured with his hands, as if he were in the game world.

"Each time you kill a monster or minion, you gain experience points and gold. Experience allows your hero to level up and unlock more powerful skills, while gold can be used to buy all sorts of powerful equipment in the shop, such as blades that increase attack power, armor that increases defense, staves that grant special magical effects, and so on. Once equipped, the hero controlled by the player is like a soul that has been infused with life, greatly increasing their strength."

Luo Li listened intently, and the corresponding images appeared in her mind, so she couldn't help but nod slightly.

"The main objective of the game is to destroy the enemy's towers," Xiao Zhe continued, his voice rising slightly, his eyes burning with passion.

"These towers are positioned at key locations along the three lanes. They possess powerful firepower and will automatically attack any approaching enemy units. Players need to control their heroes to skillfully avoid the towers' attacks, or gather their teammates and rely on teamwork to push forward. Once all the enemy towers are destroyed, you can strike at their heart, destroy their crystal base, and achieve victory."

"What are the game's battle modes?" Luo Li asked curiously, her hands folded under her chin, her eyes fixed on Xiao Zhe.

“We have multiple PVP battle modes,” Xiao Zhe replied, leaning back slightly with confidence.

"The 1v1 mode is like a duel between two unparalleled masters in a specially designed small arena. Both sides can only rely on their own strength, skills, and strategies, without teammates to rely on. Every operation and every skill release determines the outcome. The 3v3 mode tests the team's ability to cooperate in small areas. The three players need to work closely together in a relatively compact map area to seize resource points, kill enemy heroes, and then gradually advance. As for the 5v5 mode, that is the core highlight of the game, a true large-scale team battle battlefield."

Speaking of the 5v5 mode, Xiao Zhe's eyes lit up. He stood up and excitedly described it: "On the 5v5 map, the two teams are positioned at opposite ends, with five lanes acting as five battlefronts. Ten players control different heroes, each with unique skills and roles. There are tanks responsible for charging into battle, tough and durable enough to withstand massive damage; there are high-burst assassins who lurk in the shadows, appearing like ghosts to the enemy's squishy heroes and instantly dealing massive damage; there are marksmen skilled in ranged attacks, positioned in the backline, relying on precise shooting to output tons of damage; and there are mages and supports who provide buffs and crowd control. The two sides engage in fierce battles on the map, with the Dragon and Baron being particularly crucial battlegrounds. Killing the Dragon provides the team with increased gold and experience, while taking down the Baron grants powerful buffs that can almost completely transform the team, giving them an overwhelming advantage."

“In addition to the PVP mode, we also have a PVE challenge mode.” Xiao Zhe sat down again, his tone slightly softening.

"In the challenge mode, players must team up to face wave after wave of computer-controlled monsters. These monsters are diverse, some are enormous and incredibly strong, some are fast and agile, and some are skilled in magic attacks, capable of unleashing various bizarre spells. Players need to make full use of the terrain and rationally allocate team resources to successfully pass through level after level. At the end of each level, a powerful BOSS awaits them. These BOSSes possess extremely high health and incredibly powerful skills. Some BOSSes can summon minions, while others unleash full-screen area-of-effect attacks, requiring players to concentrate highly and cooperate closely to defeat them."

Luo Li listened quietly to Xiao Zhe's description, secretly surprised.

How come this game is so similar to the globally popular "Honor of Kings" from my previous life?

Her thoughts drifted back to her past life, when "Honor of Kings" was all the rage, driving countless players wild, and esports competitions were packed to capacity—its influence was astonishing. She was secretly delighted. Originally, she had only intended to invest because she admired Xiao Zhe's talent and wanted to help his company overcome its difficulties; now, it seemed the game's future was limitless.

At this moment, people were coming and going in the hall, with laughter and cheerful chatter filling the air. The soft, bright lights around them illuminated the two people's faces.

"Xiao Zhe, I'm very interested in your game. I'd like to visit your company tomorrow, is that alright?" Luo Li said with a smile, a hint of anticipation in her eyes.

Xiao Zhe nodded quickly, a delighted smile on his face: "Of course, Luo Li. I believe you will gain a deeper understanding of our company and this game."

After leaving the banquet, Luo Li walked along the bustling streets, her heart still filled with unease. She looked up at the sky, where the stars twinkled, as if foreshadowing the game's imminent dazzling arrival in this world.