It's Okay to Lie to Your Brothers, Why Did You Lie to Yourself?

"It's okay to lie to your brothers, why did you lie to yourself?" On the day of awakening at the age of eighteen, Bai Yi picked up a "conceptual deviation". Other people's powers: fire control, teleportation, partial hardening, sonic blades, all are handsome in their own way. His special ability: making the "sense of pain" get lost, making the "center of gravity" wander, and making the opponent suddenly wonder if he is walking with his left foot. The register looked at him like a walking source of cognitive pollution. The students thought he was a body control melee support. Best friend Wang Jie said that he is "a mentally disruptive player who can talk people into jumping into the sea." Only Bai Yi himself knew that if he used this ability too much, he would start to feel that the floor was laughing. "I lied to you about your judgment, not your life." "Brother, don't panic, I just want to ask - are you sure you are standing on the ground now?" It's lighthearted and funny, with a unique fighting style. The protagonist Bai Yi uses "deception" to fight while trying not to go crazy first. In this world where everyone relies on their special abilities to get ahead, he just wants to quietly be an abstract master. But it seems that the world has no intention of keeping him low profile for too long.