Games from myriad worlds descended, forcing everyone to become a player.
This was an age when everyone had a cheat ability.
Some awakened Absolute Defense. They couldn't be killed as long as they stood still, but they really couldn't move even a single step.
Some awakened Infinite Revival. Every time they died, they randomly forgot one piece of common knowledge.
Some awakened Word of Power. Their spoken words had a chance of coming true, but they had to rhyme, making every fight sound like an underground rap battle.
Every cheat ability was powerful.
But every cheat ability was also messed up.
Until Lu Ye awakened an unknown cheat ability: Flawless.
A skill has a drawback? Fixed.
Equipment is cursed? Fixed.
A class has restrictions? Fixed.
A treasure chest has a chance to contain junk? Fixed.
An enemy's cheat ability has a weakness?
Isn't that just a strategy tip?
From then on, while everyone else struggled to survive in the games of myriad worlds, Lu Ye just messed around.
Others used cheat abilities to grow stronger. Lu Ye used his to leave the System speechless.
Others killed monsters to level up. Lu Ye made the monsters question their career choices.
Others cleared dungeons. Lu Ye made the dungeons question the point of their own design.
Years later, players across the myriad worlds had just one thing to say about Lu Ye:
“He's not the most outrageous player.”
“He's the deluxe, updated version of outrageous.”
System: [...]
Lu Ye: “Don't play dead. I know you can see this.”
