I Can Turn Fake Things Into Reality
After his wife betrayed him and left his father to die, Ye Qiu gained a system that makes anything real. He rises from a poor worker to a trillion-dollar tycoon, takes revenge on his ex-wife and rival. They thought they destroyed him… but Ye Qiu’s ultimate revenge has only just begun.
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The Bat That Never Hit
That striped-shirt guy’s over-the-top grin after getting knocked down? Pure comedic gold. He sells the ‘fake tough guy’ trope so well—like a cartoon villain who forgot his script. The city lights + willow branches = cinematic irony. I Can Turn Fake Things Into Reality nails absurdity with style. 🌆✨
Necklace vs. Knife: A Power Shift
She stands calm in white, hand on chest, while chaos erupts around her. The knife-wielder’s rage feels theatrical—almost rehearsed. Her stillness isn’t fear; it’s control. When the hero disarms him with zero effort? Chef’s kiss. I Can Turn Fake Things Into Reality turns tension into theater. 💎🔪
Medal Moment: From Street to Station
From pavement brawls to police station applause—the arc is wild but weirdly satisfying. The medal box reveal? Emotional whiplash. He’s awkward, she’s glowing, and the officers salute like it’s a rom-com finale. I Can Turn Fake Things Into Reality blends action, romance, and bureaucracy like a TikTok dream. 🏅❤️
Floral Shirts & Failed Intimidation
Two guys in loud shirts, one with a bat, one with a knife—both defeated by a guy in beige who barely breaks a sweat. Their expressions shift from menace to disbelief to *‘wait, I’m on the ground?’* Comedy timing is flawless. I Can Turn Fake Things Into Reality knows its audience loves ironic underdogs. 🌺😂
The Real Magic Was the Award All Along
He stumbles, grins, gets knocked out, then receives a medal for ‘Bravery’? The meta-layer is thick. The poster behind them reads ‘Serve the People’—and yet, the real service was saving her from bad fashion choices and worse intentions. I Can Turn Fake Things Into Reality winks at us the whole time. 😏🏆