Honor of Kings: The most brain-teasing event in history, the Great Road event, the market tests your investment skills.

Honor of Kings has become incredibly lively since the update. Upon logging into the game, multiple pop-up notifications remind you to claim your rewards, including the Child of the Stream costume and 1000 limited-time points. The highlight, of course, is the Great Treasure Road event, where you can earn money through auctions and win top-tier virtual and physical rewards, with everyone vying fiercely for them.

Commissioned Adventures: Upgrade materials to increase rewards

At first, the event was completely baffling. New players would dig up treasure and immediately sell it, ignoring the commissions and adventures, failing to compare the total value of the materials with the expected profit, blindly rushing to rank up, and reselling even low-quality items. The event rules were complicated, but veterans quickly found the tricks and prepared to implement their money-making plans.

Lone wolves without social connections are rather pitiful, as no one sends them gifts. To increase their earnings, they must learn to synthesize treasures, gradually upgrading insignificant common and hero items into epic and legendary items. This involves investment risks, as the expected return may be lower than the total price of the materials at any time. Therefore, they must use their brains to use the cheapest legendary items to assemble a higher-priced, lower-level legendary item. While making money, they can also unlock treasure illustrations. Each commission takes 8 hours, so time is crucial.

Time waits for no one; bid prices double daily.

The auction rewards included Glory Crystals. In the first few days of the event, before everyone had enough savings, prices were naturally low. Glory Crystals were estimated at 500 million coins, Glory Points at 400 million coins, and Legendary Skin Chests at around 300 million coins. As time went on and funds accumulated, people were more willing to spend more money to try and win the rewards, indirectly driving up prices. Two weeks later, the cost doubled to 1 billion coins for Crystals, and Glory Points reached around 800 million. In contrast, the third reward, the Skin Chest, was flashy but impractical. The store guaranteed a minimum of 400 million coins to exchange for a 1688 coupon, allowing you to choose any Legendary skin from the store. There was no time-limited coupon binding, so you could save your balance, continue digging for treasure, and then decide how much to invest when the rewards refreshed.

To put it bluntly, the auction seems fun, and with so many participants, it lasted for over a month, with five more treasure hunts per day. However, the bidding prices only kept rising, and those who missed the opportunity found it difficult to catch up. Smart people would hold onto their savings, observe the winning bids, and predict future trends.

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