Yes, Deception.
Jiang Shu looked at the simple props inside the magic glass cabinet and fell into deep thought.
If there was anything about the term "Deception" that dissatisfied him, it was the rule that "exposure would lead to the loss of the term," which clearly counted as one.
Although up to now in magic, only one of the simplest procedures of Spirit Magic, "Past Life and Present Life," had been deciphered, overall, it was an unstable bomb.
In the previous magics, he had also relied on methods to verify some things one after the other, trying to explore the internal logic of the term Deception.
For example, personally disclosing to a certain audience member would not cause his magic to disappear.
He had originally thought that the requirement given by the term Deception was to "deceive the audience," to maintain the Mysterious Coefficient in the audience's senses, and that's why he had obtained the Derivative Entry.
