Introduction to I’m an Evil Cultivator, Yet I’ve Become a Saint Through Merit
Han Wujiu is an infamous demonic cultivator in the cultivation world. As an outcast disciple of the Huiming Sect, he should have been hated by everyone, but an accident grants him a bizarre Merit System. From then on, his life turns absurd: the more wicked his deeds, the more Heaven rewards him.
When he wipes out the entire Joyous Union Sect, the System decides he has saved a hundred thousand cultivators from becoming sacrifices for the Love Tribulation Pill, and his merit skyrockets by three hundred thousand. When he robs a passerby’s storage pouch, he accidentally disrupts an evil cultivator’s body-snatching scheme, and Heaven grants him a golden aura of protection. Most ridiculous of all, even dancing on his enemy’s grave can deliver a hundred-year-old vengeful spirit, earning him a letter of thanks from the Underworld.
“Is this busted System sick or something?” Han Wujiu grits his teeth, staring at the dazzling golden merit light above his head. He wanted to be a carefree demon, but now he’s been forced to become the cultivation world’s number-one do-gooder.
More absurd still are the cultivators who claim to follow the righteous path. They scorn his demonic-cultivator identity while having to admit his merit cultivation. Shen Tingyun, Pavilion Master of the Heavenly Secrets Pavilion, looks upright and honorable on the surface, but secretly schemes to seize his System. The aloof sword cultivator Xie Guiyi goes from hunting him to having no choice but to travel with him, after discovering that her own sect is the real nest of hypocrites.
As his cultivation improves, Han Wujiu gradually uncovers the truth about this world: the so-called Heavenly Dao is merely a merit program designed by a mad cultivator in ancient times. And now, the System has chosen him as its new Host.
“You want me to be the Heavenly Dao administrator?” Han Wujiu sneers, cleaving the System prompt with his sword. “First, let me smash this fucked-up world’s rules to pieces.”
