In the absurd and cruel apocalypse, sixteen original gods descended and divided the world. Human beings were forced to participate in the "Belief Game." A six-person trial was held every seven days. After passing the level, you could obtain God-given resources. If you failed, you might lose all your cultivation or die. Players need to choose a god to enter the "path of destiny" and then choose one of six professions, forming a 96-type profession system with fierce camp confrontation. The protagonist, Chen Qing, initially believed in the God of Destiny, but later switched to the God of Deception and became a clown priest. Due to his betrayal of fate, he had extremely bad luck, but gained the ability to "lie as if it were true and also be true at the same time."
Chen Qing relied on this ability and wisdom in various trial dungeons, such as the "Death Trial" with a "self-cutting performance art show" to pass the test thrillingly, and the Everbloom Town Trial by faking a pregnancy to reveal the truth. However, he faces an impossible task with a gap in strength and tight time. He is in a dilemma between obtaining resources and sticking to the bottom line. Once his hidden dual identity is exposed, he will be hunted by the gods. At the same time, the shortcomings of extremely bad luck and the absurd and cruel environment restrict its development. Behind every success, he paid a heavy price, and he also caused misunderstandings among his teammates by fabricating lies. But Chen Qing grew up in confrontations with various characters, and gradually uncovered the illusion of the world. In the end, he grew from a player who survived in the cracks to a man who disturbed the gods' chess game, suppressed the gods, opened the "Joker Era", and completed the ultimate resistance to the gods' folly.
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No one has reviewed it, but I feel like this book is, well, how should I put it? I feel like I can't stand it, like a fan, but not like it
No one has reviewed it, but I feel like this book is, well, how should I put it? I feel like I can't stand it, like a fan, but not like it