Lin Hao, the laziest disciple of the sect, was accidentally bound to the "Tiandao Merit System" - while others killed people to seize treasures and practiced in seclusion to cultivate themselves, he was forced by the system to help his junior sister find cats and mediate trivial disputes between the sect?
A salted fish who just wanted to lie down was forcefully forced to become the "Zong's living thunder front" style king. But no one knows that these seemingly "shameful" good deeds are quietly accumulating meritorious power that can shake the way of heaven.
There is a lack of heavenly law in this world, and the end of the Dharma era is coming, but his merit system is the only key to complete the heavenly law. While the world was still laughing at him for not doing his job properly, Lin Hao had already used his full merit to buy the "original shares" of Tiandao, and he was racing towards becoming a peerless master!
The lazy boy was forced to start a business and used the most unconventional method to unlock the ultimate secret of heaven, and the road to counterattack and becoming a god began~
Reader comments
The core setting of the novel, the "merit system", is the finishing touch. After the protagonist Lin Hao was bound to the system, he was forced to turn on the "good guy mode". From helping his junior sister find cats to providing pipes for the sect's spiritual spring, from mediating disputes to purifying karma, every seemingly trivial task secretly accumulated his cultivation and strength. This setting that implants the modern "worker" mentality into the world of immortality is both down-to-earth and full of novelty.
The core setting of the novel, the "merit system", is the finishing touch. After the protagonist Lin Hao was bound to the system, he was forced to turn on the "good guy mode". From helping his junior sister find cats to providing pipes for the sect's spiritual spring, from mediating disputes to purifying karma, every seemingly trivial task secretly accumulated his cultivation and strength. This setting that implants the modern "worker" mentality into the world of immortality is both down-to-earth and full of novelty.