The animal soul of modern society has transformed into Su Xiaotang, a foolish concubine in the general's palace, and is bound to the [Good and evil are rewarded and merit panel]. In the hierarchical and conspiratorial Cultivation Dynasty, she was forced to start the "one good deed a day" mode: treating the maid's athlete's foot (+1 merit), helping her sister-in-law find her lost spiritual pet (+5 merit), and even accidentally saving a hostile prince who was plotted against (+100 merit). All good deeds trigger "merit feedback" - you may get a bowl of spiritual porridge that enhances your spiritual roots, or you may randomly drop a "foolproof charm" that allows your opponent to perform funny dances in public. Her cute benevolent deeds constantly disrupt the conspiracy of all parties, but she is mistakenly regarded as "unfathomable" by the outside world. At the same time, the seventh prince Murong Xinghe, who was known as the "Prodigy of the Swordsman and the Master of the Government", was repeatedly plotted for government affairs and to seize the throne, and was "accidentally" saved by this silly-looking concubine many times. From the initial investigation and use, he was gradually attracted by her pure innocence and strange luck, and launched a reverse strategy of "she thought she was collecting merit, but he was saving to chase his wife in the crematorium". Court struggles, sect disputes and the struggle for the throne are intertwined. Su Xiaotang uses his righteousness (and golden fingers) to smile his way to the ends of the world. In the end, he not only achieves perfect merits and achievements, but also completely transforms the free and easy genius prince who once regarded love as a game into his number one "merit guard captain".
