Little Mean

Qin Bei, the owner of a stationery store in a third-tier city, had a despicable value that exceeded the upper limit of measurement in the universe, and overnight he became an SSS-level wanted criminal in the universe. He discovered that there was a fatal bug in the universe's good and evil system - "despicable" was not considered "evil" and the system could not identify it; "hypocrisy" was counted as "good" and the system issued rewards like crazy. So all the sanctimonious people in the universe enjoy the bonus of good value, and the real despicable people become the only honest people. Any object around him that he handles will be endowed with conceptual-level abilities—a two-cent eraser can erase cause and effect, and a fifty-dollar thermos cup can solidify time. With an iron lump that has been waiting for 30,000 years and a tax collector with a broken antenna, Qin Bei embarks on an interstellar escape. The whole universe is chasing him, but in the end it is discovered that only this despicable person can save everything. Because the universe itself is the biggest scam.