Framed for stealing an imperial weapon, handyman Lin Ye is publicly subjected to a soul search!
At the brink of death, his System awakens: [Myriad Heavens Romance: Memory Implantation]!
Right there, he implants in the icy Empress's mind a tragic romance from a “past life,” in which he took a heavenly tribulation for her and perished, body and soul.
The next moment, the Empress bursts into tears and points her sword at the entire sect. “I wronged him in my past life. In this life, anyone who dares touch him will have their whole family wiped out!”
The whole sect is stunned. How did this useless handyman become the supreme authority?
Even more outrageous...
An enemy Saintess comes to provoke him, so Lin Ye implants the memory that “in her past life, she was our servant girl.” The Saintess immediately kneels and calls him Master!
An Immortal King from the Upper Realm descends to hold him accountable. Lin Ye implants the memory that “in his past life, the Immortal King was my family's watchdog,” and the Immortal King wags his tail and begs to be taken in!
The more he fabricates these false memories, the more real they become. The Empress turns dark for his sake, the Myriad Heavens make way for him, and even a fictional imperial scripture becomes real!
Lin Ye: I really didn't use cheats. I'm just a little better at acting...
It's a pretty good book, and it's rare to find in Tomato. It's a book that's 50% enjoyable, 30% plot and 20% conspiracy. But the core idea of "lie" and "hypocrisy" should not be confused. What people have discovered so far should be attributed to falsehood, but it is actually the type of lie. And with this current approach, the protagonist should not be deceived by the lies he tells. After all, a truly powerful lie must deceive the liar himself.
I think you're in a pretty good mood, come on.
It's not bad, there are emotional scenes, and the plot is quite touching.
Very, very beautiful