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The author of He Deceived Martial Arts Heroes And Ruined The World is Mu Shui Jin. This is one of the outstanding works in the Fantasy genre.

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He Deceived Martial Arts Heroes And Ruined The World

Name: He Deceived Martial Arts Heroes And Ruined The World
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)
Author: Mu Shui Jin

Author: Mu Shui Jin

Original Title: 大骗武侠，玩坏诸天

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Introduction He Deceived Martial Arts Heroes And Ruined The World

All over the heavens, there is no high or low way, to deceive the heavens, to act to become a noble.
Chu Sheng: I am the scumbag man and scumbag girl, I am the hero and devil, I can be deceived by the innocent young hero, I can be deceived by the beautiful fairy, I can be deceived by the noble family and the evil heretics.
What sins are so serious is just a little bit of wind and frost, as the saying goes... cheating gods and saints, cheating immortals, deceiving Confucianism, Taoism and virtuous people. There is no end to the deception and abduction, so people give him the nickname Chu Saint.
The living devil boy of the Condor Shooting, when he goes out, his identity is given by himself. This means being self-reliant and having enough food and clothing.
Tianlong's fake father is running rampant, children, don't be afraid, daddy is here.
There is no one who suffers from Xiao Li's flying knife. I can also be called Lin Xian'er. Why can't Lin Xian'er's money be my money? Li Xunhuan attaches great importance to loyalty. It is natural for him to give me the flying knife skill. A Fei is infatuated and has no regrets. What does it have to do with me!
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This book is also known as "I Become a Liar in the Heavens", "The Journey of Chu Tianzun", "The Supreme Secret Book of the Fox Tribe That Is Not Humane to Outsiders", "The Life of a Little Animal Fox Walking on Thin Ice", and "The Record of the Enlightenment of the Soul-corrupting Demon Lord of the Wanye Ming Ruins".

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In the expansive landscape of Xianxia literature, where protagonists usually climb the ranks through rigid discipline and moral superiority, Mu Shui Jin’s "He Deceived Martial Arts Heroes And Ruined The World" offers a refreshing, chaotic deviation. This is not a story about a hero seeking enlightenment; it is a masterclass in manipulation, following Chu Sheng, a protagonist who treats the multiverse as his personal playground for deception.

What makes this novel truly compelling is its unapologetic subversion of the "cultivation hero" trope. Instead of relying on divine luck or bloodlines, Chu Sheng weaponizes human nature. He is a social engineer in a world of swords and sorcery, weaving elaborate webs of deceit that ensnare legendary martial artists, ethereal fairies, and powerful sect leaders alike. Seeing him navigate iconic settings like the worlds of Jin Yong or Gu Long with nothing but a silver tongue and a complete lack of shame is both hilarious and tension-filled. The narrative thrives on the "what if" factor—what if the most dangerous person in the room wasn't the one with the strongest blade, but the one who convinced you that you owed them your life?

The pacing is frantic and exhilarating, mirroring the protagonist's high-stakes lifestyle. Every chapter feels like a house of cards waiting to collapse, yet Chu Sheng consistently pulls off the impossible with a wink and a shrug. For readers who are tired of righteous, long-winded heroes, Chu Sheng’s journey provides a dark, cathartic joy. He is the ultimate anti-hero, proving that in a world governed by ancient laws and rigid sects, the true supreme power is the ability to lie with a straight face. If you enjoy cunning protagonists, multifaceted schemes, and stories that constantly keep you guessing, "He Deceived Martial Arts Heroes" is an essential, addictive read.

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