(Spiritual qi revival, lighthearted comedy, one female lead? No female lead?)
Spiritual qi has returned to the world. Demonic beasts roam everywhere, ghosts and monsters run rampant, and countless races have gathered in the human realm. Ordinary man Li Pu binds the Do a Good Deed Every Day System. By helping others, he can copy their talents, and so Li Pu embarks on a wildly absurd life of “helping people.” When a person dies, they become a ghost, feared by the living. When a ghost dies, it becomes a zhan, feared by ghosts.
A person says, “You can’t kill me. Killing people is against the law.” Li Pu says, “Sorry, I’m a ghost.”
A person says, “You still can’t kill me. I have connections.” Li Pu says, “I’m really sorry, but I have ghosts on my side.”
A ghost says, “You can’t kill me. Killing ghosts is against the law.” “Sorry, I’m a zhan.”
The ghost cries out in shock, “What? You’re a jue?” Li Pu says, “You know too much!”
I am Li Pu, part human and part ghost, part ghost and part zhan.
Overall, the book is good. But for a single person like me, reading about flirting is a bit...
The combat stat boosts are so fancy; you could just add them by completing missions. Why bother with all those random talents and skills?