Primordial Era: When a Good Guy Awakens a Morally Unethical System

A moment later, Hongyun collapsed to the ground as if she had been reborn, her body still feeling numb and tingly, as if an electric current was passing through her.

"Ding! Host, please do not attempt to question this system, otherwise this system will activate electric shock mode."

Hongyun stared blankly at the ceiling. He had been threatening her before, so why did she turn on the electricity this time? Besides, she was a Great Luo cultivator; surely this little bit of electricity shouldn't have caused her such a state!

"Ding! Since this system exists within the host's body and is integrated with the host, it is not considered external harm. The host's protective barrier will not be attacked, and the internal energy will not circulate to resist."

In other words, when facing system punishment, the host is no better off than a mortal.

Hongyun suddenly felt like dying. She hadn't meant those words specifically for the system; she had just expressed her feelings. But then the system informed her of this devastating news.

Having transmigrated to the prehistoric world, I was given a new life, but I became a puppet in the hands of the system. If I wanted to live, I could only do immoral things to increase my strength, and I was constantly being tricked by the system.

Most importantly, no matter what level of cultivation he reaches, he can only be bullied by the system at will, with no ability to resist.

After a moment of despair, Hongyun began her desperate struggle again: "Can I please not let you hear my innermost thoughts?"

At this point, there is no other choice; any bit of freedom gained is a bit of happiness.

[Ding! The host can choose to purchase a blocking system. After blocking, only the host and the system can hear each other's conversations.]

Hongyun gets a headache whenever she hears the word "buy". If she hadn't been fooled by the system, she wouldn't have accumulated so much debt. She went out to show off in order to pay off her debts and got into so much trouble.

But there was nothing Hongyun could do; she had to accept being the sucker: 'Anger level or immorality level?'

[Ding! The blocking system requires 300,000 points of anger and 100,000 points of immorality.]

After hearing this, Hongyun once again acted nonchalant and even sneered twice. This number must have been set by the system itself, and it could never be something that was clearly priced in the system's store.

Hongyun had already decided to swallow her pride, but after hearing the amount, she suddenly became defiant. Let whoever wants to suffer this injustice suffer!

"I won't buy it, I can't afford it!"

"Go ahead and electrocute me if you dare! I don't buy on credit, and I can't pay it back!"

Hongyun simply acted like a dead pig that wasn't afraid of boiling water. Anyway, the system wouldn't randomly choose someone as a host. Since it had chosen him, it wouldn't kill him.

Moreover, I've never heard of forced buying and selling with credit. I won't buy it, let's see what this shady system can do!

The system heard all of Hongyun's thoughts and instantly emitted an electric current sound once again.

Hongyun was startled and sat up instantly. But what was even more agonizing was that the system only emitted the sound without actually delivering an electric shock—this was far more malicious and unethical than a direct electrical shock!

"Ding! Thank you very much for praising the system's professionalism. However, it is now time for the host to voluntarily decide to disable the system and cultivation breakthrough."

Is this really voluntary?

Hongyun also lost her temper. She had already died once, so why was she afraid of dying again?

It's better to die a quick death than to suffer endless torment. Anyway, going out to earn "moral points" through the system would likely lead to death, so I might as well have some backbone!

"Electricity, electricity, electrocute me!" Hongyun rolled over and lay on a flat surface. She tidied her hair and placed her hands on her lower abdomen.

(End of this chapter)