Harvest and Investigating the Psychology Society

After saying goodbye to Almond, Lin Yu ended the [Mask] effect and returned to his original appearance.

At one end of a street in Jiang City, Lin Yu took a black plastic bag from a red bucket in front of a closed milk tea shop. Inside the bag was a Notebook.

There is an anonymous cryptocurrency account provided by "Hunter Society".

Lin Yu sold the virtual currency in that virtual account and transferred 1.04 million in rewards.

Next, he went to a takeout locker outside an upscale residential area, entered the pickup code from the "Hunter Society" backend, and took out a bag that looked like a takeout package.

But inside were four gold bars worth a total of 120,000 yuan.

1.04 million belongs to Zhu Ming, and 120,000 belongs to Old Yao.

The heavy gold bars were in my hands, and the balance in my bank card was also credited to my account.

For the first time, he truly felt...

"A loss may turn out to be a blessing in disguise."

Perhaps the "Death game" isn't so bad after all—at least you can actually make money from it.

The series of performances that began in Zhengcheng were not because Lin Yu had developed a passion for acting.

Rather, there are real, tangible benefits.

But... Lin Yu wasn't just after money or Item.

Money is important, but Lin Yu is very clear about...

Even a million dollars, an astronomical figure for ordinary people, is absolutely not worth the risk he would take.

If it were truly just about money, he could simply lure these people to Jiang City under the guise of "Heavenly Artisan" and then kill them, and that would be the end of it.

There's no need to make your presence known to both the Tycoon and A Nian.

Ever since he learned that he was being targeted by both the "Psychology Society" and the "Freedom Alliance," Lin Yu has been very aware of the potential danger.

Therefore, in order to improve his strength as quickly as possible and to obtain more information, Lin Yu chose to join as many organizations as possible and create different false identities.

However, Lin Yu did not intend to simply blend in and remain a lurker with each identity.

So...

Whether it's "Old Yao," "Zhu Ming," "May May," or even the fake identity of "Heavenly Artisan" that now belongs to him, Lin Yu intends to further enhance their fame.

Admittedly, this will increase the risk of exposure to some extent...

However, the returns are also very high.

As Lin Yu spent more time in the Unique Profession of "Fraudster," he gradually figured out the pattern of "Make It Real."

This ability requires "belief" to "Make It Real"—and the disappearance of "belief" is not only due to the lie being exposed.

Besides "exposing," there is also "Oblivion."

Why do most "Make It Real" have an expiration date?

Because "belief" won't last forever—he Deception Li Nian and the Tycoon by claiming his Profession was "soldier," but the two wouldn't always remember the lie that "Lin Yu is a soldier."

I only remember it after seeing him again and being "reminded" again.

This was discovered by Lin Yu after he sold the fake Item.

Because Lin Yu could sense that his "belief" in the fake Item he had bought had never ceased.

Player bought the Item will see those "fake Item" when they use them, which is equivalent to believing Lin Yu's lies all along.

Therefore, Lin Yu developed a conjecture about the abilities of a "Fraudster".

When a lie is recalled by many people from time to time and becomes like a "truth," does it achieve permanent "Make It Real"?

Based on this, Lin Yu also gained a basic understanding of his "false identity".

He wanted to make many useful fake identities "Far-Famed".

It leaves a deep impression on everyone who comes into contact with it, so that every time the fake identity is used, the Profession abilities can still be used even when no one is around.

The best way to leave a lasting impression on those organizations and other Player is...

It was just a performance.

A brilliant performance that connects his current several false identities.

Now, it's not just that Li Nian remembered Zhu Ming, Almond gained a better understanding of Heavenly Artisan, Tycoon had more trust in Old Yao, and "Order" paid a little more attention to May.

Aside from the fake identities they had directly encountered, these people also became aware of Lin Yu's other fake identities.

Just like Li Nian, who had now seen Lin Yu's version of the Heavenly Artisan and learned about Old Yao and May's identities.

The Tycoon also learned about Zhu Ming and May, and formed a preliminary impression of them.

As for Almond, besides developing a deeper connection with Heavenly Artisan, they probably can't forget Zhu Ming either.

And when these people recounted this story from their own perspectives and to members of their respective organizations...

Ultimately, this will allow Lin Yu to deeply understand the qualities that resonate with these individuals when he portrays them, leaving a Memory impression on those members.

After they are proven to be true in the future...

Even those who have never witnessed Lin Yu's performance would likely believe in the existence of these fictional or deceased "Player"!

Furthermore, Lin Yu deliberately revealed the fact that there were "connections" between his various identities.

In this way, even if someone notices that there seems to be some connection between his various identities, they will be guided to the already established facts.

"You mean Zhu Ming and Old Yao? Oh, it seems they've known each other for a long time! They even worked together once!"

Although no one has personally witnessed the two working together, the fact that this has been repeatedly circulated in rumors will always create the impression that "they did indeed appear together."

This was also a layer of insurance that Lin Yu left for himself—in this way, it would be almost impossible for anyone to discover his false identity.

Even if one of them is exposed, the others can still maintain their false identities.

"The next step is to build up our strength... and..."

"Try investigating the 'Psychology Society'."

Lin Yu carried the gold bars back home.

It's already late at night.

Lin Zhao had already gone to sleep—she had recently begun to get used to Lin Yu's frequent absences from home.

Lin Yu's reasoning was quite sound, "The advertising business has been doing quite well recently."

Although Lin Zhao is the older sister, in some ways her mentality is exactly the same as that of typical Chinese parents.

Although I can't usually go home late, it's not unacceptable to stay out all night when I have "career" or "studies" to do.

Especially since Lin Yu had previously handed over a portion of his income, Lin Zhao exclaimed, "Little Yu has really grown up," but didn't say anything more.

After thinking for a moment, Lin Yu quietly placed another 20,000 yuan in cash on the dining table for the sleeping Lin Zhao.

He then returned to his bedroom, turned on the phone that belonged to May, and sent a private message to the user with the ID "Sherlock" in the forum's backend.

"I heard you were investigating the 'Psychology Society' before?"