Has the Demon Lord Been Good Today?

Modern office worker Lin Miao wakes up to find she's transmigrated into a feel-good cultivation novel, as the ultimate big boss who dies in the opening chapters: the ruthless, cruel Demon Venerable Mo Jiuyuan, destined to destroy the Three Realms! To make matters worse, she's standing on the execution grounds for demon-slaying, broadcast worldwide by the Heavenly Secrets Pavilion, with billions of cultivators watching her soul scatter to the winds. Just as despair sets in, a bizarre "Boundless Merit (Survival Edition)" System forcibly binds itself to her and issues an outrageous beginner's quest: [Immediately give three Nine Deaths Resurrection Herbs (ten-thousand-year-old spirit medicines) to your enemy, the Medicine King Valley, free of charge. Reward: 10 merit points (pain blocked for one hour during the beginner protection period).] Amid a screen full of death comments like "The fiend is going to poison and wipe out another sect!", Lin Miao grabs a riot fork she finds on the execution grounds and makes a brazen escape in front of everyone's eyes, heading straight for Medicine King Valley! She only wants to scrape by in peace, but the cultivation world wildly misinterprets her "good deeds": Is giving away sacred medicine an act of humiliation? Is repairing cracks in the Demon Realm a way to build up to a grand scheme? Are free online cultivation classes a brainwashing plot? Lin Miao dances wildly on the tightrope between "doing good deeds" and "proving herself the harbinger of the world's destruction," forced to sprint down the bizarre path of "the entire cultivation world urging me to stop doing good" and become an unconventional savior (?)