He Who Transforms Into All Things

After transmigrating into a fantasy world as a good-for-nothing servant, Ye Zhen thinks his story will be one of enduring humiliation and fighting his way up against the odds.

That is, until the brink of death, when the [Myriad Forms Possession System] suddenly activates.

From then on, he follows a wonderfully unconventional path:

[Possess a sect genius, help her achieve enlightenment and break through. When the fairy awakens, she can't stop thinking about me.]

[Control a demonic heir and help him reach his full potential. After the battle-crazed warrior fights, all he wants is to face me for another three hundred rounds.]

[Become a fallen elder and play the world like a chessboard in his stead. The old monster weeps and begs me to become his final disciple.]

He can briefly become "them," control their bodies, do what they cannot, and play their roles even more convincingly than the originals.

Everyone he possesses has an indelible fondness and closeness toward him imprinted deep in their consciousness.

At first, Ye Zhen thinks this ability is incredibly convenient: no need to cultivate, he can experience every kind of life, and he even gets a bunch of "dear friends and family."

Until...

The aloof fairy stubbornly asks beneath the moonlight, "Was that figure who guided me you?"

The demonic heir breaks through the mountain gate just to ask, "Let me feel once more what it was like to fight by your side."

The hidden ancestor offers him the realm with a cupped-hand salute: "Young friend, would you care to rule this world?"

And the System panel flashes its ultimate warning: [All Forms Return to Truth, All Thoughts Entwine. Please define: Who are you, really?]

When you can become anyone and be deeply loved by everyone... do you still remember who you were at the beginning?

A story about identity, bonds, and the search for one's true self.