Making the False Real, Myth Reborn

This has little to do with turning a fake into a real thing. Like the comments below say, isn't this just leveling up in a game? It's a tired, over-written formula, and you're still writing it. You've got over 40 pages and hardly anyone has commented. That's all there is to it.

I couldn't even finish the first chapter; the male lead was just an idiot, so I gave up on the book.

This book should be called "Practicing Stupidity into Expertise" or "Practicing Fake Stupidity". Cheng Zhen is really stupid; the first few chapters already exude a kind of idiotic vibe.

This is just a classic case of "leveling up by defeating monsters"—a deceptive tactic. The so-called "practicing until it becomes real," haha.

Does the book title relate to its content?

While it certainly uses a clichéd plot with irrelevant illustrations and a sheep's head disguised as a dog, to be fair, the writing isn't terrible—more like rather mediocre—and is suitable for mindless reading.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 48.

There's always someone trying to kill the protagonist for no apparent reason. It's toxic!

In ancient times, 15 was still considered a child. Children were born at 13 or 14. 15 Was still considered a child.

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