The Saint of Sin

Chu Feng is bewildered upon transmigrating. His father, the county magistrate of Lin'an, is a notorious corrupt official; his elder sister seduces the old emperor in the palace, making him indulge in pleasure and neglect state affairs; his second brother betrays the country by selling military intelligence at the frontier; and the original Chu Feng himself is a dissolute bully who commits all kinds of evil. With the old emperor about to die, the new emperor will surely exterminate the Chu clan for their crimes. Chu Feng is terrified. Suddenly, a system activates: as long as he continues to do evil, he will receive rewards—the greater the evil, the richer the rewards, including money, martial arts, cultivation, and treasures. Thus, Chu Feng embarks on a path of endless evil. But unexpectedly, his evil deeds always backfire, turning into acts of a saint. Over time, he becomes the foremost saint of the Great Yan Dynasty, and the Chu family becomes a holy land that no one dares to provoke.