The Impostor Zone: My Folk Traditions Come from China's Lost Heritage

Rules-based horror + folk horror + national destiny arena + impersonating inhuman beings

This is the story of a man who "understands the rules better than ghosts do" and, in the abyss of forgetting, rediscovers the backbone of Huaxia.

[The national destiny arena arrives, and the terrifying cultures of every country take the stage]

The Lighthouse Nation has the Slender Man, the Cherry Blossom Nation has the slit-mouthed woman, and the Goryeo Nation has Falling Star Temple.

Huaxia alone has lost its folk traditions. Its dungeons have the lowest clear rate, and the whole world mocks it as "the weakest war zone."

Lin Mo transmigrates here with songs for the dead, Nuo opera, and soul-summoning rituals in his mind, all long since lost on Blue Star.

While other players tremble in haunted villages, he puts on a paper Nuo mask and joins a funeral procession.

When a water ghost grabs his ankle, he twists its arm behind its back and whispers, "Who is kneeling before the hall?"

The water ghost falls to its knees.

While the world watches a live broadcast of Huaxia's players getting chased by ghosts yet again, Lin Mo is already seated at the head of a ghostly feast, speaking leisurely:

"I'll make the rules here."

The more he acts like a "person," the more the ghosts fear him.

The more he plays the "ghost," the more people revere him.

But when the System displays [Impostor Value: 98%]

His reflection begins to smile without permission.