Grand_Void_Daoist

“You Scammer! Return me my 10,000-year-old Mystic Jade Staff!”

“You lost it fair and square in the gamble, Grand Elder. I can’t help it if your so-called Profound Scrying Eyes couldn’t see through my cups.”

“What cups!? Those were the Divine Temple Bells of the Mahayana Temple!”

“And?”

“Even the Immortal Monarch himself can’t see through them, you thief!”

***

“What do you mean you won’t reimburse me for the Flying Sword Insurance I took?”

“The terms and conditions clearly state that there will be no reimbursement within the first year of taking out the policy.”

“You never said that!”

“And you never read the fine print in the contract, Patriarch.”

“The fine print that was written with illusory ink!? You bastard!”

***

“How did my small loan of 1,000 Immortal Stones turn into a debt of 100,000 Immortal Stones? You loan shark!”

“That’s just the power of compounding, my friend.”

“You call that compounding? I took the loan last week, you scammer! And I’m not your friend, I’m the goddamn Emperor!”

***

“How are you not dead? I saw your corpse with my own eyes!”

“My death was greatly exaggerated, Senior Sister.”

“You didn’t even have a head!”

“Like I said, exaggerated.”

***

In the vast world of cultivation, where honor and integrity reign supreme, one man dares to defy the heavens—not with sword or spell, but with deception and trickery.

Once a lowly street urchin, Han Yu quickly realized that cultivation required three things: talent, resources, and powerful backers. He had none of those. What he did have, however, was a sharp tongue, quick hands, and a complete lack of shame.

From gambling dens to immortal auctions, from conning sect elders to running an interdimensional insurance scam, Han Yu’s reputation spreads across the cultivation world like an unstoppable plague. 

No treasure is too sacred, no contract too ironclad, and no oath too unbreakable for him to twist to his advantage. Even the mighty Immortal Clans dare not underestimate him—after all, the last sect that tried ended up legally belonging to him.

With a growing list of enemies, a debt larger than some celestial empires, and a skillset that consists entirely of loopholes, misdirection, and sheer audacity, Han Yu’s journey to the peak of immortality is anything but conventional.

Will he be hunted down by every major power in the realm? Will he accidentally scam his way into becoming an Immortal Emperor? Or will he outwit even fate itself and make the heavens owe him a favor?

One thing is certain—when Han Yu is involved, nothing is ever fair, but the house always wins.

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P.S: This book is set in the universe of Walker of the Words and is in the same time period.

Tags: #Comedy
#weak to strong
#Scamming
#Beast companions 
#Monster Master
#World Exploration
#Faceslapping
#Overpowered Cheats
#Pretending to be weak

Strongest Scammer: Scamming The World, One Death At A Time

The children were quite nervous as they all looked at the Elder, waiting for his next words.

"Now then, we shall begin the process," Elder Nie Jing announced before picking up a jade slip.

He held it in his hand for a moment and scanned it, reading the names within.

"The first recruit to be appraised shall be... Jun Ruo!" the Elder declared. "Approach!"

"Go," the inner court disciple who had brought Jun Ruo said, giving him a gentle push forward.

The fourteen-year-old, sheepish-looking boy carefully approached the dais. He was sweating like he was trapped in a desert, and his legs wobbled like jelly left out in the sun. If the crushing pressure he felt weren't stronger than his desire to flee, he'd have already bolted halfway across the sect.

The boy climbed the dais and stood before the towering Talent Seeking Tablet.

"Draw blood," the Elder instructed.

Appraisal Of Talents