Infinite Gods: Could the Big Shot Please Act Normal?

[Also known as: On the Edge of Sanity: A Chaotic Troublemaker in the Trial of the Gods] [Infinite Flow] [No female lead] [Gods] [Transmigration] [Plot twists] [A bit of brains] [Slightly comedic] [Slow burn] [Acts normal for the first 20 chapters, then stops even pretending]

The gods awaken, and the trials begin. Ji Lin, an utterly ordinary unlucky guy, awakens the strangest talent of all: [Chaos].

No explanation, no levels. Every time he enters a trial, his talent randomly “goes awry” and turns into some bizarre ability belonging to an unknown faction. Sometimes it’s a useless “mind-reading” skill, sometimes a ridiculous “failed transformation,” and every now and then he lucks into something normal... But don’t celebrate too soon!

Even stranger, his mental strength has become a “Sanity” score. Every time it drops by 10 points, his current talent twists and evolves, its power surging... at the cost of bringing him one step closer to madness. The black mist deep in his mind keeps sounding the alarm: if his Sanity falls below 20, there’ll be no coming back!

While the other trial-takers tremble under terrifying rules and desperately seek a way to survive, Ji Lin stares at the menacing Boss with only one thought: “Is this talent good enough for me to dance ‘Paradise of Happiness’ right in Their face?”

After all, there’s no problem that sacrificing 10 Sanity points can’t solve. And if there is? Then he’ll lose another 10!

And so, a chaotic troublemaker who constantly teeters on the brink of sanity, dismantles horror in the most absurd ways, and makes even the gods cry, “That’s against the rules!” becomes the most unpredictable disruptor in the trials of the gods. Can’t kill him? Can’t chase him off? No, he’s just busy deciding which bit of fun to sacrifice his next chunk of Sanity for.