I Want to Be a Good Person, I Really Do! [Infinite]

[Major revision of the full novel in progress] Blurb: Qi Ji transmigrated into an infinite survival world and was forced to bind herself to a “Good Person System.” Once she earned 100 Good Person Points, she could exchange them for a transmigration card and return to her original world. So she had no choice but to clear the scenarios earnestly and write a new chapter of good deeds A teammate with a saintly heart gets carried away by kindness and endangers the group, then says he's willing to sacrifice himself for everyone. Qi Ji runs him through with a sword, helping him fulfill his dream. A troublemaker weeps and swears that if he ever hurts anyone again, he'll die a horrible death. To help him keep his promise, Qi Ji sends him to his grave with a single shot. The leader of a radical organization wishes for his cause to prosper. Qi Ji sets the headquarters ablaze, making him the brightest star in the night sky. The leader of a strange cult raises his arms and cries, “We live in hell! Only by believing in the true god can we enter heaven!” Qi Ji brings her blade down and helps him reach heaven in three seconds. The System panics. “If you kill a criminal, you become a criminal too. The number of criminals in the world hasn't changed, and the world won't be any better for it.” Qi Ji nods confidently. “I get it. That means I need to kill a few more.” A rundown of Qi Ji's five great virtues: [Efficiency]: I'll kill you right now [Justice]: This one needs killing, and so does that one [Diligence]: I'll work overtime to kill every last one of you [Optimism]: Worst comes to worst, I'll kill everyone Punctuality: If I'm going to kill you at three in the morning, I won't let you live until five Years later, everyone kneels at the feet of the new god, thanking her for creating a new world through slaughter. Qi Ji, seated on the divine throne: Huh? I just wanted to be a good person. [Reader's Guide] 1. Women consistently make up more than 70% of the main cast. 2. The heroine is a flexible good person who freely adjusts her moral boundaries. 3. The male lead has little involvement in the early and middle portions. The story has more of an ensemble cast. Comments are open. Updates every night at nine! Upcoming novel: The Village B's Daughter Wants to Kill the Demon King [Written in third person] Blurb: The Hero's Journal: The Continent of Genesis is an RPG combining adventure, management, and role-playing. Players take on the role of an adventurer, make friends, collect weapons, defeat monsters, and finally head to the Demon King's castle to kill him. But you're just an NPC, known as “Villager B's Daughter.” You have no name and no lines. Every day, you lie listlessly in bed, waiting for your father, Villager B, to trade the beginner's gift pack for medicinal herbs from adventurers, day after day in an endless loop. One day, you awaken to self-awareness. You get out of bed and step outside for the first time in your life. The streets are full of armored adventurers, all talking about how to reach the Demon King's castle. After killing the Demon King, they can gain unparalleled wealth, status, and glory. Unlike them, you have no character sheet, no arsenal, and no quest guidance. You clutch the beginner's gift pack you stole from home and think: Someone has to kill the Demon King. Why can't it be me? The game The Hero's Journal: The Continent of Genesis invades reality, trapping all the players inside its world. They believe that only by killing the Demon King can they earn the right to return to the real world. The players follow their quest instructions, diligently fighting monsters and leveling up every day. But gradually, they notice that something is wrong The dragon's lair is completely empty. Someone has already looted it, leaving behind not even a single coin. The Hero's Sword, which only the Chosen One can draw, has vanished. Someone has even carved a carefree “I was here” into the stone pedestal with a sword. The princess who should be waiting in the castle for the hero's triumphant return has run away from home, leaving only a farewell letter full of profanity, in which she even curses out her own father, the king. After countless trials and hardships, the players finally reach the Demon King's castle. But when they open the door, they see the powerful, evil, and brutal Demon King bowing his noble head and kneeling beside a woman, as obedient as a dog. An experienced player who had played through the game countless times recognizes the woman's face and murmurs, “...Isn't that... Villager B's daughter?” At the end of the story, the old king kneels on both knees and offers his crown with both hands. “This is the wealth, status, and glory you deserve.” You had already won those things on your own. You shake your head and say, “All I want is freedom, freedom, and freedom.” Theme: Do one good deed every day.