Fantasy, system, cultivation, the Thirteen Branches of Zhu You, and a satisfying power fantasy
Ye Xiaochuan, a modern-day inheritor of Zhu You arts, transmigrates into the body of someone in an ancient town, where people call him a “filthy beggar.”
He's penniless, but no problem: a [Bragging Comes True System] descends from the heavens! He heals people by bragging. The more outrageous the claim, the more faith power he gains, and the more miraculous the cure? What about the Pure World Golden Lotus, the Dew Pill for Bestowing Children, or the Nine-Turn Golden Pill?
As long as he has faith power, whatever Ye Xiaochuan brags about will come into being with a mere thought, and the healing results are absolutely amazing.
With nothing but his silver tongue, Ye Xiaochuan bridges the past and present, brings the dead back to life, and blazes a path toward becoming an unparalleled medical sage.
But his boasts keep getting bigger. What should the author do when they're starting to believe them? Asking online, and it's urgent!
I am a pretty good reader myself.