With an Aimbot, You Still Won't Lock On to Me? Did You Think I Turned on Cheats for Nothing?

[High Martial Arts + Swordsmanship + Fast Pace + Perseverance and Hard Work]

(It’s normal for a new book to have no rating yet. If you’ve enjoyed this author’s older works, read with confidence.)

In a high martial arts world, Bai Mo awakens what everyone considers a useless physique from the start, but binds himself to the [Perseverance and Hard Work] System.

From then on, Bai Mo becomes the only player with cheats in this world.

Your flying sword can’t hit anyone? Just turn up the auto-aim settings!

You ask how I saw through your top-tier concealment technique? There’s a box around you in my wallhack. Why wouldn’t I lock on?

In this golden age of high martial arts, where peerless prodigies are everywhere, Bai Mo is like a nuclear bomb, turning the world upside down.

Peerless prodigy: “A flying sword locks onto my head from 800 li away? That’s cheating. I’m calling it!”

Demon general: “Bai Mo’s here. Another city is about to fall…”

Bai Mo knows that standing at the peak means enduring endless slander, but he still chooses to offer some explanations in response to the rumors.

“I mistook the prodigy for a grunt because I didn’t get a good look, so I killed him with one strike.” “You have to aim a flying sword? Can’t you just launch it?” “I hit you that hard, and you’re still alive?” “Got a problem? Take it up with my flying sword.”

When countless prodigies join forces to break through the barrage of flying swords and reach Bai Mo, they have no idea they’re about to face Bai Mo, the greatest killer of all time, the foremost swordsman, and the most underhanded man alive.

Bai Mo slowly draws his sword and gives the assembled prodigies a roguish smile.

“Congratulations. You’ve made it to the boss’s second phase.”

Friendly reminder: Cheating is shameful. The protagonist isn’t cheating. That’s perseverance and hard work.