Goodness in the Mirror

Welcome to the "Mirror World", a strange world where everyone cultivates immortality by doing good deeds. Here, doing good and accumulating virtue is the only hard currency. Sounds wonderful? Thinking too much! In this world, good deeds done for the purpose of earning merit will not only not increase your experience, but will also cause you to go bankrupt. Our male protagonist, Ke Shan, lives up to his name - "can be good or not." As a once-in-a-century loser, his kindness value is stable at zero. What's even more terrible is that he was born with a "mirror soul twin", and his venomous and irritable shadow personality "Ke Bushan" lives in the natal mirror, forcing him to do anything online every day. In order to save his life, Ke Shan relied on his full level of desire for survival and extreme skills to sneak into the largest sect in the world. As a result, when I went in, I found that this was not a sect of cultivating immortals, it was simply a "psychological intensive care unit": Good gay friend He Deman is a severe narcissist, and his only motivation for doing good things is "I am such a perfect person, and if I do bad things, I will lose my status"; The heroine Jing Wuya suffers from late-stage obsessive-compulsive disorder. Today she saved one person, and tomorrow she must save another one, otherwise she will have insomnia all night. This group of "problem youths" who are full of diseases are racking their brains every day to figure out "how to do good deeds sincerely." And in the turmoil along the way, Ke Shan gradually revealed the world's underwear: those powerful men who talk about benevolence, justice and morality are deceiving themselves and others by relying on advanced "psychological defense mechanisms"; and the biggest disaster on this continent is precisely due to those "perfect hypocrisies" that have nowhere to place.