This is the best liar I've ever seen.
Other protagonists get tricked by instances until they're crying for their mothers. He opens a medical record and says, "The logic of this lie doesn't add up."
Other protagonists rely on the System. He finds grammatical slips in NPCs' lines.
Other protagonists don't discover the truth until the end. He knows it from the start, but he doesn't even believe himself.
When the Lord of Illusions laughs and tells him, "Every bit of your growth has gone according to my plan," he replies without expression, "Oh. Then do you know when I started lying to you?"
"The very first second."
Everyone lies · Twists pushed to the limit · A montage of deception · The truth concerns godhood.
You think this blurb has explained the book? No. The blurb itself is lying to you.
The stories are intertwined and very exciting. It's beautiful.