Royal Tinker: I Became a Saint by Merit

Lu Yuan, a modern fishing young man, traveled to the Great Xia Dynasty in his soul and became a low-status relic repair apprentice in the Sizhao Prison who could be bullied by everyone. Just when he thought he was going to be a "waste" for the rest of his life, he accidentally awakened the [Infinite Merit System]. As long as you do good deeds and perform good deeds, you can accumulate merit and exchange them for skills and treasures from all realms. From then on, Lu Yuan embarked on a sinister path of being "forced to become a saint". On the surface, he is a living Bodhisattva who loves charity and has noble moral character; secretly, he is a scroll king who satisfies the KPI of "helping others" for merit rewards. From repairing a damaged tribute that shocked the government and the public, to using divine medical skills to save a princess infected with the epidemic; from using modern knowledge to solve local floods, to leading the people to resist the invasion of foreign enemies, Lu Yuan's identity label has soared from "tinker", "minor official", "miracle doctor", to "capable minister" , in the end, in the chaotic chess game of the eunuchs and the princes fighting for the heir, based on the immeasurable merits and the faith of the people, he personally supported the new king, cleansed the government and the public, and became a "contemporary saint" who is inferior to one person and superior to ten thousand people, and revealed the ultimate secret behind the world and the merit system. Highlights: The protagonist complains about the extreme contrast between the character design and the behavior of the "saint". It uses modern memes and anti-routine operations to reduce the dimension and attack ancient power schemes. It has a lot of exciting points and a strong sense of counterattack.