Reborn: From the Start, I Stole a Level 0 Sealed Artifact

These abilities only record the abilities granted by the anchor the protagonist places. Theft: Theft includes, but is not limited to, organs such as the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys, as well as property and emotions. A lie: denying the truth of something (currently, it only leads to distrust).

The system in this book doesn't seem to have the crazy, uncontrollable elements of traditional supernatural literature. It even feels like there's no barrier to entry; with enough divine matter, one can jump directly from Sequence 9 to Sequence 4 in less than a year, and there don't seem to be any instances of things going out of control.

Reference image after the protagonist Lilith's blood has corrupted her. Image from the internet, please contact us for removal if it infringes on your rights. This one was given up on by my cousin [hehehe] The image below is of Cangzhu in ancient costume. Below is the Goddess Prayer version. Western-style formal dress is shown below.

It was great before it was released, very good. After it was released, (Going to Wolf City) became a bit boring. I don't know what it's about, it has no purpose. Sometimes three or four chapters are just about daily life, it feels like reading a diary, and the storytelling has declined. Before going to Wolf City, it was fantasy novels; after Wolf City, it became Japanese light novels.

This drastic update didn't even make it onto the power rankings.

It's good, interesting, and not padded out; the content is very rich, and five chapters a day is really enough. 👍

Not bad, not bad. This author is very dedicated, and the book is quite good too. Just for this speed, I'm following this book. I hope the author won't let us down! 😘😘

I woke up to find over ninety more chapters. I was completely bewildered, thinking I'd transmigrated.

The current chapters of "The Fraudster's Bright Chronicle" appear to include functions such as viewing chat logs, viewing a map of despicable acts, and posting missing person notices. However, if this authority were to advance, could it be upgraded to a "historical" authority? This authority could encompass all three functions mentioned above and offer even greater expansion.

This is the first time I've read this type of book, and I'm wondering if other books are like this too. The first dozen or so chapters were quite engaging, but after going to the Golden City, it seemed to lack any clear purpose, just going about its own business and being led by the nose. It didn't feel like a story about a reborn character at all. 🥱