[Ironclad, Mordekaiser, Hextech, Game Invasion, High Martial Arts]
Fu Hui transmigrates into a world invaded by a game and discovers that his predecessor had awakened the Necromancer class and a high-tier talent, but was beaten half to death by someone with ulterior motives.
Luckily, transmigrating awakens a second template: Iron Revenant, Mordekaiser. He also gets a Hextech System.
[Pressure Cooker!] [Steel Your Heart!] [Heat Death!] [Ascension Amulet!]
Fu Hui acquires one powerful Hextech upgrade after another. From then on, raw stats become the reason he rules.
Fu Hui: Time to show you what high-damage basic attacks look like. Oh, and by the way, I really am a necromancer.
Teammate: You know, this was a hard decision, but Fu Hui is my brother. His necromancer is terrifyingly strong, so I've decided to bring my talent to the Vanguard.
Enemy: "What the hell are you two talking about? What kind of necromancer runs through explosions raining from the sky, pounding his breastplate, and shouting, 'Such a feeble blow!'?"
It's quite interesting, I hope the protagonist can be more oppressive later on. The ability of a character with this kind of villain background must bring a high sense of oppression. Otherwise it would be a pity.
After the disaster of the invasion of the game world, the numerical monsters in the counterattack era have been looking for trouble along the way. There are very few official stealth and cyclic pretentiousness in the ancient mode, and there are also crisis main lines.
Come on, it's hard to find a novel that doesn't stress the numerical values.
Give it to you, come on, come on
Destiny, dominion, fraud
Can. Can I keep updating if I catch up?