Skill·Sophistry:
As long as 90% of the players who are still alive in the game can be convinced, the fiction can become reality.
One moment, Yin was talking eloquently in a mock court, defending a suspect whose crime was clear and obvious. The next moment, he found himself being pulled into an infinite game and acquired a skill that sounded tailor-made for him.
The copy has reached a dead end? It doesn't matter, he will "reasonably speculate" on the BOSS's flaws.
The BOSS who was seriously injured in a must-win situation: MMP! I don't have this kind of flaw!
Is the monster difficult to fight and the players can't stand it?
"This monster is actually bluffing. It's really just a paper tiger."
Monster: You will know soon whether I am a paper tiger!
Still a monster: ... It turns out that I am really a paper tiger.
Are the monsters in the copy too dominant?
"Actually, there is still such a rule in this copy."
Player: Ah... Fortunately, there was a reminder, otherwise I would have almost died, but that's good, because this rule sounds like it has greater restrictions on monsters than on players.
The monster who was still coming and going freely: ... Can you stop listening to what he says and just do whatever he says!
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For Ginichi, persuading others, or to put it more bluntly, lying to others, is easier than eating and drinking.
Until he met someone who couldn't be fooled.
Ling Haiyun doesn't like him because he is a liar. This level of righteous mysophobia is very rare. Yinyi is very curious about this. What's more curious is, how long can he persist in not liking him?
Ginichi's reaction to people who don't like him is always curiosity - how long can they last?
One hour? One day? A week? Or a month?
The best result so far for those who don't like him despite his offensive is one week.
Let's see how long this one can last.
But no matter how long he lasts, he should be proud of it.
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Ling Haiyun knew that Yinyi was a liar. At first, he hated him because he hated all liars, especially guidance-type liars like Yinyi.
Then he struggled. He knew clearly that what came out of his mouth was a lie, but he still couldn't help but want to believe it.
In the end... I was willing to be deceived.
He knew that from the moment he was willing to be deceived, Ginichi would only see him as a completed challenge.
But some words were still spoken. What was he expecting? One exception?
Unfortunately, without exception, Yin Yi lost interest in him as he expected.
Then don't blame him, no one can lie to him and still want to run away.
Charming and self-aware·Loves to play with people's feelings
When absolute reason meets absolute charm
Intention: The heart that believes is magic
