[A born villain + nobody is more despicable + scheming, sinister, and cunning + never does a decent thing]
The protagonist, Hu Lang, is a wolf through and through. By chance, he gets a Despicable System that gives better rewards the more shameless the things he does. It’s the perfect job for him.
The sect has treated me with the utmost kindness, so I’ll send every last member into the Banner of Ten Thousand Souls.
I’m one of the human race, so I’ll make sure none of humanity gets to celebrate the New Year.
I accidentally acquire the power of the Heavenly Dao, so I have to make the Heavenly Dao my slave.
Those are just a few examples. The other despicable things Hu Lang has done are enough to make even the System swear at him, breaking it down again and again.
The System makes him lose his cool for two chapters; he makes the System fall apart for life.
System: “Damn it, compared with you, I feel like I’m a good System!”
Listening to the System’s insults, Hu Lang protests, “I’m not despicable at all. I just have no conscience.”
System: “...???... You!”
Those words successfully break the System all over again.
This kind of behavior is no longer immoral, but rather without any emotion, treating everything as a tool. If others are nice to the protagonist, the protagonist will only think that others should do so, and will put everyone on their own to death [awkward laugh] I can only say that the protagonist of this book has no trace of humanity, only a completely mechanical sense. There is indeed a lot of water in the sea.
Well enough???
It's completely different from the introduction. This book is still a harem novel.