In this world, when others think you are a master, you better be!
If not, you'd better pretend to be an expert.
[Fantasy imagination + strange skills + transformation + fancy reversal + disguise as a strong man]
I am Yao Chonghua, a weakling who was forced to pretend to be Taizu Taizu of Dayu just after time travel. I thought I was dead, but unexpectedly the deduction system awakened.
You only need to perform powerful and powerful characters to gain skills and strength.
I thought I could survive and develop, but from the beginning I was forced to pretend to be Taizu Dayu.
He was the number one master in the world before his spiritual energy was revived, and he was famous; his enemies were equally famous, and they were everywhere.
What's even more despairing is that the world is getting stronger, my opponent's strength has already reached the sky, and I'm just a weakling.
In this world, when others think you are a master, you better be!
If not, you'd better pretend to be an expert.
To be a master of disguise, the most important thing is to have magical skills close to you. Look at the deceiving magical skills that the damn system gave me.
The first magical skill: Rest in peace. A person cannot live more than a hundred years, so he must always sleep after death. This magical power can ensure that you will have no worries after your death.
Damn it, I've already set up a grave on the spot, why do I care if others dig it?
The second magical skill: violent increase. Regardless of friend or foe, the power of skills is increased a hundred times without distinction;
That's right, regardless of whether we are the enemy or not, with my level of strength, it can only make me die a little faster. Damn it!
Countless years later, Yao Chonghua looked around and could no longer find anyone strong enough to perform.
Reader comments
There is a huge identity gap, the protagonist looks like a novice, and he is fake at first glance.
There is no room for Dihua at all. It is more like knowing that it is fake, but still lying to yourself and pretending not to see it.
To be honest, it's too similar to the previous book, but the writing is okay. I hope I can write my own style. The theme and setting are similar, but the style is the same, so it's not writing a book.
There is a huge identity gap, the protagonist looks like a novice, and he is fake at first glance. There is no room for Dihua at all. It is more like knowing that it is fake, but still lying to yourself and pretending not to see it.
To be honest, it's too similar to the previous book, but the writing is okay. I hope I can write my own style. The theme and setting are similar, but the style is the same, so it's not writing a book.