[Ultimate Power Fantasy + Invincible Hero + High Martial Arts + Ruthless + Fast-Paced]
Xu Kun transmigrates to a parallel high-martial-arts world, Blue Star, and becomes the only Martial Saint's legitimate son in the Nine Provinces.
He thought his life was about to reach its peak, but who knew it would be a disaster from the start?
On the very first day after he transmigrated, the Martial Saint died, and all those who had envied Xu Kun came crawling out of the woodwork.
“Xu Kun isn't the Martial Saint's legitimate son. He's an impostor!”
“Xu Kun disguised himself as a young woman to provoke the Japanese and the Koreans into war.”
“I saw it with my own eyes. Xu Kun infiltrated the Four Great Families to steal their secret techniques!”
“Xu Kun told a blind man that a blood-dripping dart was a helmet.”
“He even played 'Only Mama Is Good in the World' at an orphanage. He's absolutely cruel!”
“Xu Kun isn't even a Martial Spirit. He's just bragging!”
“Xu Kun sprinkled itching powder on a limbless old man's back.”
“Xu Kun...”
They're slandering me?
Looking at the vicious expressions on everyone's faces, even Xu Kun almost fucking believed them.
Just then, the God-Tier Choice System awakened.
As long as Xu Kun chose to admit to the slander, he would receive ten times the reward in return!
[Master admits he isn't the Martial Saint's legitimate son and successfully brings his real father back to life!]
[Master admits he provoked two nations into war and receives the breathing cultivation martial art, The Secret Art of Breathing Hard]
[Master admits to stealing the Four Great Families' secret techniques and receives the SSS-rank movement technique, A Thousand Miles a Day, the SSS-rank mental technique, Ninefold Thunder Blade, and the offensive martial art, I'll Take Three Thousand of Your Mom]
Xu Kun smiled. Looking at the people slandering him, he said something shocking.
“That's right! I did it all!”
“But I have one request...”
“Could you say a little more?”
It's okay as a comedy version of a fantasy novel, but why is it used at the beginning when it's clear that you can get cash back by admitting to the false accusation, and then it's gone immediately? Someone said before, "Is the protagonist hiding his strength?" Wouldn't he become stronger by just admitting it? Or, author, have you forgotten that your system becomes stronger by admitting false accusations?