Behind the Scenes + Urban + System + Fake Persona Reveals the Truth
Zhao Mo, an ordinary college student, unexpectedly obtains a System that turns falsehood into reality. From then on, he gains the power to alter reality and create things from nothing.
As long as the things he fabricates provoke emotional reactions and strong emotional resonance in people, he can harvest their emotional energy and further enhance his ability to turn the imaginary into reality!
From all kinds of amusing incidents in college life, to strange legends on the internet, to the spiritual qi revival in the real world...
The source of every change in the world is simply an image he made up in his mind. As his power changes and all kinds of myths return to reality, where will the world go in his hands...
It is a good novel. I suggest you skip the first 16 chapters because they are all about celebrating the birthday of the rich daughter.
It's so pretty, so I give him a 7.
I saw the preview of the Ghost Ship of the Yellow River here. What is better than other types of behind-the-scenes dramas is that it pays attention to step by step. The novel is about gradual cycles. I hope the author can keep taking his time, because if you don't take your time, the plot or combat power will collapse. Too many novels fall into this trap.
It's okay. So far, except for some small places and some minor poisons, it's generally good. Then there's another problem, which is that the author is slow to update.
The behind-the-scenes layout flow is very good and looks good.
Okay, okay, it's developing very steadily, unlike those that immediately revive their spiritual energy as soon as they come out, which is weird.
No, the Western world will not say that they have no cultivation. Can you write a more serious person?
I wrote a Western mythological story. The angel calls me this angel, and then he teaches some cultivation methods. Are you kidding me? The author is not rigorous in what he writes. It is okay for us in China to say that there is no so-called spiritual practice in the West. It is just nonsense without checking the information.
It's pretty good. I don't know why no one has read it. People's greed and nature are well written.
A novel worth reading, there is nothing poisonous about it so far
It is a good novel. I suggest you skip the first 16 chapters because they are all about celebrating the birthday of the rich daughter. It's so pretty, so I give him a 7.
I saw the preview of the Ghost Ship of the Yellow River here. What is better than other types of behind-the-scenes dramas is that it pays attention to step by step. The novel is about gradual cycles. I hope the author can keep taking his time, because if you don't take your time, the plot or combat power will collapse. Too many novels fall into this trap.
It's okay. So far, except for some small places and some minor poisons, it's generally good. Then there's another problem, which is that the author is slow to update.
The behind-the-scenes layout flow is very good and looks good.
Okay, okay, it's developing very steadily, unlike those that immediately revive their spiritual energy as soon as they come out, which is weird.
No, the Western world will not say that they have no cultivation. Can you write a more serious person? I wrote a Western mythological story. The angel calls me this angel, and then he teaches some cultivation methods. Are you kidding me? The author is not rigorous in what he writes. It is okay for us in China to say that there is no so-called spiritual practice in the West. It is just nonsense without checking the information.
It's pretty good. I don't know why no one has read it. People's greed and nature are well written.
A novel worth reading, there is nothing poisonous about it so far
Come on, come on, come on, boss!
Well written, the plot is tense.