Han Lie had a heaven-blessed aptitude, yet he summoned only a one-star earthworm.
High scores but no ability? The weakest summon? A laughingstock for ten thousand years?
Ha! I put all my talent points into the cheat-code Hex System.
One Hex choice every level.
At level one, he chose Heartsteel: stack enough Heartsteel and your very essence evolves, from Earthworm to Giant Rock Earthworm to Scale-Patterned Earth Gu to Iron-Spined Giant Earthworm to Half-Dragon Worm Beast to Rockland Dragon to Rock-Coiling Ancient Dragon to Earth-Quelling True Dragon to Perfected Earth-Quelling True Dragon to Great Land Overlord.
At level two, he chose Steel Your Heart: stack, stack, stack, stack, stack!
At level three, he chose Heavy Hitter: What do I need an innate skill for? A basic attack is my ultimate!
At level four, he chose Goliath: Keep getting bigger, bigger, bigger, bigger, bigger!
At level five, he chose Flying Kick: Seven-star, eight-star, nine-star monsters? One kick will take them out!
At level six, he chose…
Heavy Hitter, Rock Solid, Tank Engine, Steel Your Heart, Mountain Dragon Soul, Goliath, Mad Scientist, Soul Siphon, Celestial Body, Final Form, Flying Kick, Slow Cook.
This is the story of using Hextech to turn beast tamers’ pets into monsters.
Of course,
this isn't Han Lie's only beast.
Suicide builds, one-hit builds, infinite minions with infinite cooldown reduction, Ten Thousand Swords as One, Rui the Heavenly Emperor, stacking dragon horns, dice-based stat builds: every style will be paired with a beast tailored just for him.
You say my summon is weak?
I'll pick a Hex every level and stack my way to countless true gods.
I'll steamroll the Myriad Worlds.
The attack power seems to have been eaten up by the author
I read more than 20 chapters and only a few of them were leveling up, but the rest were all shocking! All kinds of shock! Nonsense literature
👍 Nice infinite stack