The dice were all in Chen Luo's hands. What was wrong with him cheating a little?
The same went for charm and persuasion.
Accordingly, the larger and more complex the worldview, the more powerful it was—but the more effort it took to construct.
On the other hand, Game Worlds with more room for manipulation could borrow less power from the world.
For example, with that Honkai: Star Rail game, all Chen Luo could do was make everyone act turn by turn, and ensure that people who died in the game still had one breath left after the game was canceled.
If Chen Luo had truly constructed every rule of a Tabletop RPG, then even Aha, the Aeon of Joy, might get thrown over a shoulder by a bug after rolling a critical failure.
However, Chen Luo was only targeting the Emissary of Destruction, Phantylia, this time, so there was no need to go that far.
Changing the world to this extent undoubtedly consumed a great deal of magic power. But for the Erosion Ability, all the negative emotions in people's hearts and the shadows everywhere were its source of magic power. All Chen Luo needed to pay was the key required to open this door at the beginning—an intermediate amount of magic power.
Among Chen Luo's four SSS-rank Talents, this Erosion Talent had been altered beyond recognition. Of course, it was also the one with the greatest freedom.
It certainly seemed very helpful to Chen Luo now, but if he had to choose an initial Talent, he definitely would not choose this one.
Because the situations where this Talent was needed were all situations meant to showcase a powerhouse's composure.
Early on, Chen Luo had still been struggling with all kinds of three-star and four-star commissions.
He did not even