Cultivation of Immortals Requires a Reputation Tax

Gu An traveled to the Supplementary Sect of the Dharma-ending Age and became a handyman at the bottom of the library. The life he has set for himself is very simple: talk less, sweep the floor more, and don't be remembered. It happened that he tied up a dumb system: no skills or elixirs were given, and cultivation was only calculated based on reputation - only those who were publicly recognized would be fully credited, and anonymous good deeds would receive a 50% discount. So if he wanted to survive, he had to become stronger, and if he wanted to become stronger, he had to become famous. Every step he took to become famous was further away from his stable hut. What's even more terrible is this library: books that no one reads will slowly fade and disappear, taking away the memories of those who have read them. Others can't see it, but he can. Three stolen volumes, four "accidental" servants, and a man in black with ink on his hands. Gu An just wanted to survive, but the whole sect began to feel that this handyman was unfathomable.