From Liaozhai Bully to Emperor: Starting with Good Deeds

Summoned by a strange woman, Ximen Qing's soul transmigrates into Liaozhai as a tyrannical young prince. He has one day left to live, but gains a “do good deeds to extend your life” System. You expect me to do good deeds? Are you crazy? Ding! Save Nie Xiaoqian: +20 days of life, reward: 10,000 gold; Save Bai Suzhen and Tianluo Girl... defeat the White Bone Demon... +life, +gold; Upgrade the Evil-Slaying Golden Sword... Host dies if he does evil; Earn experience rewards by doing good deeds for a year. After a year, unlock a grand prize: All kinds of divine pills, divine arts, divine weapons, divine beasts, and divine techniques Do evil and die, do good and live. Grinding for experience and all these rewards is so worth it! I have to turn over a new leaf. No, do good deeds! But people talk: Did the Living Yama lose his mind last night? Is he an idiot? Is the number-one tyrant braindead today, or just pretending to be a good person? Braving the criticism, the tyrant does good deeds throughout the land and grinds his way to the peak. N years later, a reporter from the Liaozhai Daily corners him on the street: Your Majesty, Martial Emperor, you're the greatest hero of all. What do you have to say? Ximen Qing, disheveled and dressed in rags: I've said it over and over: I'm just a lousy beggar! The reporter scratches his head... Ding! Host keeps a low profile: +20 days of life, +10,000 gold, Evil-Slaying Golden Sword and True Fire upgraded, reward: Nine-Turn Golden Pill... Bystanders: Is the Bodhisattva Ximen Qing hiding in plain sight? The greatest hero has reached a truly profound level! The reporter leaves. Ximen Qing: Martial Emperor? I haven't even left the beginner village! I can't even beat the shameless hussy who dragged me into Liaozhai. The road to grinding up my good-deed rank is long and arduous. I'll keep grinding until I drop... Also known as *The Tyrant Forced to Become a Hero* and *The Mad Emperor: Nemesis of Evil* (Crazy fun, scheming, a fresh take on Liaozhai, a blend of folk literature)