After My Family Read My Mind, I Became the One Who Dooms Us All

A doomsday powerhouse who clawed her way out of a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood: rational, calm, and devoted to logic above all. She considers “idiots” the enemies of the entire universe. Being bound to the “Merit-to-Godhood System” feels to her like playing a city-building game about “taking out the trash.”

The heroine is determined to “physically exorcise” her whole family, but they fight tooth and nail to save themselves. Through a series of misunderstandings, they end up putting her on a pedestal.

The “Merit-to-Godhood System.” Saving people, punishing evil, and advancing civilization all earn merit. But the System has a hidden mechanic: correcting the fate of “destined villains” grants a hundred times the merit. The heroine chooses the most “efficient” path: she “reforms” her “villainous” family by “physically” “eliminating” them.