The Game Descends into Reality! Drawing Hextech Isn't Cheating

[Gamified] [League of Legends] [Hextech] [Dungeons] [Main Universe and Skin Universe lore]

Games descend into reality, and Blue Star enters the age of dungeons. Enter a dungeon, and you can awaken an initial [Rune Edict]!

After transmigrating and being reborn eighteen years ago, Li Mu has finally come of age and can enter a dungeon. But all he awakens is a cannon fodder edict: [Steel and Iron Bones].

[Steel and Iron Bones]: Gain attack power equal to 1% of your health.

At the start, everyone is a complete weakling, with every attribute at 5 points. [Steel and Iron Bones] can only boost Li Mu's attack power by 0.05.

But so what? Li Mu brought a Hextech vault with him when he transmigrated!

Rune Edicts are fake runes. Hextech Augments are the real deal!

He gets one Hextech draw every time he enters a dungeon, and another whenever he obtains a [Rune Edict]!

[Steel and Iron Bones] from the start?

No!

[Harden Your Heart] from the start, granting him a Heartsteel that lets him stack health without limit!

He kills dungeon bosses with a single punch and endures dungeon collapses with his bare body.

With such a straightforward build, how can anyone accuse Li Mu of secretly cheating?

Li Mu solemnly declares:

“I'm a skilled player. I never cheat at games!”

“How is drawing Hextech cheating?”

“Isn't picking one out of three a skill?”

“Forget about whether I'm cheating. Just tell me, am I strong or not?”

Harden Your Heart + Tank Engine + Stackosaurus + Goliath the Titan + Masterwork Upgrade + Heavy Hitter + Big Hands!

Say I'm not strong, and I'll punch you!

(The Hextech Augments come from Arena, ARAM, TFT, and other modes. This is a complete hodgepodge.)