A Trickster with Maxed-Out Constitution, Praised by Gods for Being Hard to Kill

[Decisive and ruthless + revenge without delay + comedy + mind games + The Fourth Calamity + game class interface + power fantasy]

Chen Wen was obsessed with maxing out his Constitution in the hit game Transcendent Era. His legendary record: zero kills per dungeon run, 1.9 billion damage taken. A notorious free-rider.

After accidentally transmigrating into the game world, he unlocked the one and only hidden class interface: Trickster. No leveling required; all he had to do was successfully deceive someone to earn attribute points.

Without hesitation, Chen Wen put every point into Constitution.

Ordinary NPCs and players who'd been tricked finally completed their class changes and leveled up, ready to return for revenge, only to discover that the con man called Chen Wen was an absolute stat monster.

"Everyone knows deceiving people tends to get you beaten up. But if I put so many points into Constitution that nothing you do can hurt me, what are you going to do about it?"

Of the five transcendent classes, martial arts, psychic power, mysticism, summoning, and elemental magic, only Chen Wen's Trickster can imitate and move freely between all their abilities.

Curses become blessings, sleight of hand takes the place of enchantments, spirit communication replaces judgment, and ideas spread like plagues…

Chen Wen pushed trickery to its limits through every version. The players, whom the world regarded as a calamity, were inexplicably led by Chen Wen into the Trickster class and convinced to keep building their strength. Before long, the whole world began to grow strange.

Long afterward, when the gods atop the world discovered that everything beneath them was an illusion after reading the fake scripture Chen Wen had written, they finally couldn't help but wail:

"Why are these con artists so annoying… and why don't they even care about getting beaten up?"