This book uses the anti-routine system flow as the core to build an absurd cultivation system in the world of high martial arts: moral values can actually draw skill cards, and you can accumulate merit by doing good and bad things. The setting of the balance of good and evil allows the protagonist to repeatedly jump between "being a virgin" and "being the sixth old man". It innovatively integrates the heritage of classical martial arts and modern game mechanics, combines classical Chinese philosophical imagery with card drawing, and creates a tsundere system like "Nine Transformations of the Galaxy" with its own complaint function. The plot adopts a multi-threaded reversal structure, the hypocritical villain is peeled off layer by layer, the truth of the system subverts the three concepts, and every slap in the face is accompanied by absurd card special effects. The two female protagonists are set up to fight each other, and the daily confrontation between the doctor and the assassin contributes most of the laughs in the book. The writing style is both passionate and sarcastic, with the protagonist frequently making wisecracks and venomous tongues. The heart-wrenching plot of the father-killing decision is interspersed with hilarious daily routines, creating an emotional roller coaster reading experience.
