I Gain Faith by Pretending to Be a Ghost

Lin Mo, a down-and-out programmer, traveled to another world and became a liar priest who was spurned by the villagers. When he is about to die, he activates the disguised god system, and upgradable golden divine patterns appear on his wrists. He must perform miracles to gain faith points to stay alive. At the beginning of the game, he was blocked by angry villagers in a ruined temple. At the critical moment of life and death, he touched the mutilated clay doll and actually consumed all his energy points to transform it into the evil form of a Rakshasa with three eyes and six arms. When the shadow of the monster enveloped the village, Mo Mo, with his mouth full of blood, was counting down the system. He suddenly discovered that the base of the clay doll was engraved with fragments of an ancient book on the soul-splitting puppetry technique - it turned out that the original owner of this body was really an evil cultivator who was pretending to be a god! From now on, the path of using system special effects to superimpose the secrets of cultivation and turning the other world into a large-scale immersive script-killing operation begins. When the cardinal held up the holy light to demolish the temple, he asked the system to project a countdown of divine punishment on the opponent's retina; when he was besieged by a wave of monsters, he used puppetry to control the corpses of the beasts to stage a night walk of a hundred ghosts. The Holy See who is really chasing him, the magic academy that worships his followers, and the magic academy that secretly learns his magic, have all become puppets for the bugs in his card system! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.