Account Theft: Starting with a Thousand Faces

Rough version:

You’re good. You’re mine now!

You’re wonderful. You’re mine now!

You’re too formidable. I absolutely can’t let you live!

Armed with a magical panel, he can transform into anyone and break free of his cage, stirring up trouble in the martial world and the cultivation realm alike.

Detailed version: (Restarting from the beginning)

He arrives in a fantasy xianxia world and knows just how important birth and talent are in this era. First, he must figure out how a four-year-old child can escape the fatal fate of being sold, as well as the fate of being sacrificed to death in a remote, feudal village.

At first, he considers using his modern knowledge to make a fortune and roam the martial world freely. But then his brutal experiences make it clear: this world runs by the law of the jungle, where the strong prey on the weak!

Luckily, his golden finger may be late, but it finally arrives. With the magical panel, he steals countless identities, taking on a thousand faces and moving freely in disguise. He begins stirring up trouble in this world, successfully turning the tables on the buyer, Pig Demoness Liu San, and the seller, the chief of Chitao Village, earning his initial capital.

As time passes, he realizes that beyond cultivation, there are other things about this world that just don’t add up!

Fantasy xianxia version:

The immortals are destroyed, the gods have fallen, the Dao has vanished into hiding. Demons and monsters rise across the land, ghosts and strange beings descend, and life is laid waste. One may hear the Dao in the morning and die by nightfall.

Tiezhu (Huang Tian) only wanted to live freely. He never imagined he would rise to greatness like the transmigrators in the novels he read in his previous life. Even with a panel, the world is just too harsh. What’s wrong with using a little cheat?

Panel! Transform me! I’m taking on ten!

(P.S. The panel has ten abilities, each with a different function. It may feel a little like a mash-up. Only one of them appears in Volume One; the others will come into play later.)