Gu Changye was involved in a grand "sacrifice" ceremony. He was supposed to be the container of the devil, but he was accidentally bound to the "Reverse Causality System".
System prompt: **Any "evil deeds" you do will be fed back to the world with ten times the "merit". **
Gu Changye was confused. He just wanted to practice quietly, but the system forced him to be a bad person.
In order to save the world of cultivation that was about to be eroded by darkness, Gu Changye had to embark on the path of "blackening the savior".
He killed people to seize treasures, and the person killed was a hypocrite who would cause a catastrophe in the future. The system rewarded him with hundreds of millions of merits, and the world was at peace. He snatched resources, which were used to build a defensive formation that could resist the demonic tide. He even forcibly disbanded the first sect of the Righteous Path because this sect would rebel collectively in the future.
The righteous monks call him the "first devil of all time", and the demonic monks call him the "incarnation of merit". Gu Changye was facing the golden light of his merits, holding a blood-stained butcher knife, and sighed helplessly: "I really don't want to be a good person, but all the bad things I did became an act of salvation!"
**Introduction comments:**
The core of this introduction lies in the innovative setting of "Reverse Cause and Effect", which forcibly binds the two extreme concepts of "devil" and "merit", creating a strong sense of conflict and emotional pull. Every "evil deed" of the protagonist is a "salvation." This information gap and counter-routine are the key to hit novels.
