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Today I'm sharing a lineup I've been finding very comfortable to play—the Yao Mei Heluo Li Xin style. It's perfect for newcomers, the operations are relatively easy, and its ceiling is quite high. Recently I've been on a winning streak with this build, so feel free to test it out.

I've already introduced the chess piece Yao Mei before, so I won't repeat that. Here I'll focus on the gameplay:
In the first round, buy Li Yuanfang and Su Lie. For equipment, give offensive items to Li Yuanfang first and defensive ones to Su Lie. In the second round, upgrade to level 2 and consider picking up a Yi Xing to use later when upgrading. Normally, thanks to Yao Mei's little deer tanking damage, you're unlikely to lose the first few rounds, and the deer's level will grow quickly.

During the first round auction, prioritize Cheng Yaojin and Zhong Kui. If neither is suitable, consider bidding on other players' key heroes or picking heroes with entry effects.
Keep upgrading in subsequent rounds. Grab Ming Shiyin and Taiyi Zhenren when you see them, and also pick up Kai. When you reach level 4–5, start looking for Shangguan Wan'er and the core Li Xin. In auctions, prioritize these two. Once you find Li Xin, the lineup is essentially complete, and you can sell Li Yuanfang and Su Lie.

The general strategy is: place Li Xin in the corner, equip him with all attack gear—recommended Infinity Edge and Magic Blade—along with the deer's protection to transfer 30% of damage taken to the deer. Put Ming Shiyin to Li Xin's right, and Taiyi Zhenren in front of Li Xin to ensure their effects apply to him. Then place Zhong Kui to Ming Shiyin's right, and to Zhong Kui's right put Shangguan Wan'er or Cheng Yaojin to trigger the sacrifice effect. Place Kai to Taiyi Zhenren's right. As Heluo heroes fall, Li Xin will continuously stack temporary levels.
For awakening, Zhong Kui is recommended. After sacrifice, he reduces the level of the enemy who defeated him by 20%, and this effect spreads to adjacent units on the left and right. This prevents the opponent's heroes from getting too high later and reduces their combat power. For example, if the opponent has a level 300 Pei Qinhu, and it defeats Zhong Kui and the two adjacent heroes in sequence, its final level becomes 154 (though only temporarily).

Additionally, Li Xin must be awakened—his temporary level gains increase significantly after awakening. Shangguan Wan'er and Cheng Yaojin can also be awakened to gain extra levels from ancient coins. As for Ming Shiyin, keep picking him whenever you see him because his entry effect can convert into more temporary levels.
Generally, Li Xin's own real level is over 100 in the late game. The temporary levels from Heluo heroes' sacrifice effects add another 100 or so. Don't forget Yao Mei's effect: the deer's level is transferred to the hero after sacrifice. Since other Heluo heroes usually die before the deer, the deer's full level goes to Li Xin. With two deer, they can provide over 400 levels to Li Xin, so he can regularly reach level 500 or above.

This level is enough to handle most lineups. Moreover, Li Xin's combat power is quite strong—his ultimate deals high damage, and even if defeated, he can revive a second time without Taiyi, transforming into a berserk form with decent output.
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