The protagonist, Lin Fan, is reborn in the Primordial World as Jieyin before his birth, and awakens a Merit Critical Hit System.
Knowing his fate, he understands that in the Primordial World, all beings beneath the saints are mere ants. He decides to become a saint first, no matter what, and refuses to end up as one of them.
Becoming a saint is incredibly difficult. Just look at the Primordial World: only a handful have ever managed it.
What’s more, Jieyin and Zhunti became saints on credit, and suffered miserably, having to repay Heavenly Dao merit even after attaining sainthood.
He absolutely refuses to end up like that. Even if becoming a saint through merit is the weakest path, it’s still better than failing to become one at all.
In the Primordial World, you either become a saint or attain the Primordial Daluo Golden Immortal realm. Otherwise, you can only become a pawn, a mere ant, and vanish into nothingness when the great calamities strike.
As for becoming a saint through merit being the weakest path?
Lin Fan says that as long as he has enough merit, there’s nothing to fear.
Which saint in the Primordial World didn’t rely on merit to attain sainthood?
The Three Pure Ones gained merit by founding their sects, while Nuwa gained merit by creating humanity.
Now that he has a Merit Critical Hit System, what does Lin Fan have to worry about?
It's quite good to watch, but the time is too short. Years are not recorded in ancient times, and the author's time unit is a quarter of an hour, day, month, year. I can understand the improvement of cultivation and skills and supernatural power. After all, if the improvement of merit is slow, who would think that merit is really valuable. Even if the sermon uses months and years, I feel that it is a bit short. As long as you read it patiently, it is still very interesting if you are not in a bad mood.
It's so good. Please update more and deduce the plot and story. I hope the novel will be updated every day.
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It's pretty good, you can take a look.