Good and Evil Simulator: All Humanity Farms Points with Me

Li Mo is an ordinary office drone crushed by life. His greatest wish is to lie flat and let everything fall apart. Then one day, he binds himself to a quirky [Death Simulator].

Other people's Systems help them become gods or immortals. His encourages him to die in every way imaginable: the more painful, faster, and more creative his death, the higher his score and the better his rewards!

And so everything goes completely off the rails:

In an immortal sect, three sentences from him shatter the hearts of every powerful cultivator present, who join forces to blast him to smithereens.

In a forest of demon beasts, he comes with a world-class aggro aura, drawing a stampede of beasts from thousands of miles around.

In a city of the uncanny, he steps on every landmine, triggering a massacre with a single line: “Auntie, you look like you take great care of yourself.”

Every time he returns from a simulation, his cultivation skyrockets and he comes away with new skills. In the real world, even an offhand “concerned” remark from him can make a coworker he dislikes lose it on the spot.

Li Mo gradually becomes addicted to the thrill of recklessly testing the limits of death: “This cheat is poisonous... but I love it!”

However, as the rewards grow more and more absurd, supernatural events begin to surface quietly in the real world. Li Mo realizes the simulations may not be entirely fake, and that a greater conspiracy and danger seem to lurk behind the power he gains by courting death.

As the boundary between the two worlds begins to blur, should he keep chasing the ultimate death score, or uncover the truth behind the System?

This is the decidedly unserious tale of a little nobody forced to make a living by “seeking death”: he courts death at every turn, grows stronger along the way, and eventually shakes up both reality and countless simulated worlds.