The Great Wilderness Overrun by Plague

Many novels portray Kunpeng negatively, but I don't think there's anything wrong with that! First of all, Kunpeng is a victim of karma in the pursuit of sainthood. Obstructing someone's path to enlightenment is a grave enmity, so Kunpeng's revenge is understandable; the karma involved is immense!

Merit might be difficult for others, but for Lü Yue, killing and spreading plagues is accumulating merit. Lü Yue's plagues are like the Book of Life and Death binding all living beings in the primordial world, greatly contributing to its sustainable development.

I think it would be pretty good for an ordinary person to travel through the prehistoric times and become one of the Four Heavenly Emperors. There is no need to write everything down every second.

Just from the description, you can tell it's a joke! Merit is like money to all living beings in the primordial world; everyone, good or bad, needs money! Unless you're not human!

This is utter nonsense. The Demon Ancestor Rahu killed countless beings in the primordial world, yet he still needed merit. The Blood Sea and the Styx River, formed from the most filthy things in the primordial world, also needed merit. The dumbest part is the protagonist's background. Humans are only divided into innate and acquired types, okay?

They keep saying there are no treasures to suppress destiny, but the peach tree can suppress the destiny of the Heavenly Court. You finally got the Fusang tree, but instead of using it to suppress destiny, you forged it into a great sword.

Merit can be poison? No matter how you change the setting, you can't just change it like this. What about cultivators of the Great Dao who deal with poison, calamity, death, disease, and killing—things even more detrimental than plagues? Will Heaven still allow these Great Daos to exist?

Regarding the path of plague, those who use plague as a law, wantonly unleashing plague disasters and disrupting the order of heaven and earth, are demons; those who use plague as a way, absorbing and transforming disaster-prone and dangerous places in heaven and earth, and participating in maintaining the operation of heaven and earth, are immortals and gods.

Author, your synopsis is so discouraging! If you say the protagonist can't have merit and can only be a villain, then merit is the origin of the world, so where do all these flaws come from? You really need to revise your synopsis and content, otherwise who will read it? It's so discouraging; seeing the protagonist say he can't have merit makes me not want to read anymore.

There are three thousand great paths and eight hundred side paths, and merit is useful. So why is your plague useless? Does that mean your plague is not a path, and neither are the eight hundred side paths?