Their Imaginations Make My Secret Identities Real

Li Yue keeps taking on secret identities in this world teeming with the supernatural. It all comes down to a System and a mission from a gray pigeon. He can only unlock more secret identities by earning other people's trust. But the process is full of misunderstandings and coincidences. Everything each secret identity says gets overanalyzed by everyone else. And once they've read into it, they trust him. Act One: "I want to reclaim what belongs to me." The blind young man speaks calmly, his hand resting over his eyes. He seems gentle and harmless. In reality, he only said that to make himself sound more impressive. After the supernatural creature is vanquished, the others witness the scene and shudder. How terrifying! He has the power to turn the tide and see through illusions. Who could possibly take something from a person like that? The blind young man wanders through various supernatural domains, hoping to recover his lost eyes. If you meet him, never ask about his eyes. That's the advice of countless superpowered individuals who survived those domains. Act Two: Under the night sky, a beautiful little boy appears on a bustling street. It seems like an ordinary scene, but out of sight, everyone is hidden, and a vast net has already been laid. "Little boy, where's your family?" a superpowered individual asks him, voice trembling. "I don't know." The boy tilts his head and replies obediently. Who could have guessed that the superpowered individual would be so frightened by the boy's smile that he faints? "Attack now!" "How terrifying. He really is the Demon Child." "..." Everyone is horrified. Li Yue falls silent. He really has no idea what everyone has read into his secret identity this time. This story could also be called Every Secret Identity Gets Overanalyzed. What strange new abilities will his secret identities develop? Note: The protagonist is aligned with chaos. His secret identities can be good or evil, and there are plenty of over-the-top misunderstandings. This is truly an amateurish work, with no logic. Theme: Everyone needs the power of trust