Sentenced to death from the start? My sentence is nine cycles of reincarnation!
Liang Yi, a death-row inmate guilty of heinous crimes, was forcibly bound to a [Ten Lifetimes of Merit System] at the very moment before his execution by firing squad.
The System said: If you want to live, do good deeds.
And so history's most miserable "good guy" was born.
He tossed cash at beggars, who took him for a lunatic and chased him for three blocks;
He helped students beat up bullies, only for the kids to burst into tears: "Mister, you're scarier than the bad guys!"
He thought giving money counted as kindness, and that violence could do good too. But through one chaotic fiasco after another, he was forced to ponder the true meaning of "goodness."
When Liang Yi finally made it through his first life and thought he could catch his breath, the System kicked him straight into an even more miserable cycle:
A down-and-out scholar, a disabled general, a bankrupt merchant, a good-for-nothing cultivator, an empress banished to the cold palace, a test subject in the apocalypse...
Each life was more miserable than the last, and harder than the one before!
Then he suddenly realized that this so-called "Ten Lifetimes of Merit System" wasn't meant to make him a good person at all.
It was turning him into the perfect vessel for the "evil thoughts of myriad worlds."
When Liang Yi learned the truth, he was furious.
"You want me to be your vessel? Fine. Then I'll take the System and the 'evil me' behind it too!"
From then on, the "fake good guy" forced to do good turned the tables and began his path to hunting gods.
This is the story of a villain forced to save the world who ultimately seized control and became the ruler of myriad worlds.
Not bad, keep up the good work