[Impostors] [Male lead with histrionic personality] [Deceiving the whole world] [Manipulating people]
Also known as [A Madman’s Guide to Self-Improvement] [How to Control Humanity] [The Mad, Mad Murderer]
“I’m no savior. I’m just a madman who loves putting on a show.”
When the entire world is dropped onto a train that never stops, when impostors lurk among the passengers and hunt them every night, when the rules become death sentences
Luo Chuan, a college student diagnosed with histrionic personality disorder, smiles.
He doesn’t smile because he’s afraid. He smiles because the stage is set.
Chosen as the train conductor, he awakens the Acting System and chooses to become the Grim Reaper. A Death Note lets him easily “identify” impostors: whoever he doesn’t like is an “impostor.” The Grim Reaper’s hand kills anything it touches, leaving neither mortals nor impostors a chance to escape. A Grim Reaper mask plunges everyone on board into fear, making him seem like their only savior.
He kills every real impostor while creating even more “impostors.” He deceives the passengers into believing danger lurks everywhere, and deceives the whole world into believing the impostors haven’t been eliminated. The more deception he racks up, the closer he gets to becoming the true Grim Reaper.
Beautiful women fall under his spell, whether sincerely or for their own ends, until every one of them is lost to him.
All of humanity sees him as a hero, while he smiles over a drink in the darkness.
“The show must go on.”
This is the dark saga of how a con man and a madman deceived the whole world, then became a god.
