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

"So, from now on I can do whatever I want, earn as much moral and anger points as I can, and you won't urge me if I can't earn them?" Hongyun was already beaming, but she still confirmed it again.

[Ding! The host is free. This system allows the host to purchase anything provided their anger and immorality points are sufficient.]

Hongyun: "So, you're just going to be a marketplace from now on?"

This time the system did not respond, and Hongyun felt that the system's bottom line had been reached. Further pressure would easily backfire.

"Does my purchase on credit incur interest?" Hongyun changed the subject, asking something the system was interested in and that the system was willing to engage with.

[Ding! The interest rate for purchases made on credit in the system store is set by headquarters!]

Hongyun nodded, then suddenly remembered that credit sales not only involved interest, but also involved handling fees that were just as high as interest, and that it had been a forced sale at the time.

"Are there any handling fees?"

"Ding! This system has decided to waive the host's credit fees. We hope the host will actively accumulate anger and misdeed points to purchase more powerful spiritual treasures and break through to higher realms."

Hongyun sneered, knowing that there must have been something fishy about being tricked last time!

"So, the handling fee I paid last time was charged illegally by you, don't you have to return it?"

The system remained silent for a long time before finally opening a virtual electronic panel in front of Hongyun. It displayed Hongyun's current moral failings and anger levels, as well as his spending history.

Hongyun couldn't remember how much anger she had, but her moral demerit points hadn't been added in a long time. When she checked last time she was shocked, it was a negative number, but now it showed over 90,000 moral demerit points.

So this is the refund of the handling fee from last time?

[Ding! The system has refunded the credit processing fee, and 96,300 Morality Points have been credited to your account.]

Hongyun remained silent for a long time, unable to understand why the system had suddenly changed so drastically. Did it realize that threats and intimidation couldn't control him, so it changed its tactics and tried to control him with genuine affection?

"May I ask why?" Hongyun asked cautiously.

The system didn't respond, so Hongyun thought for a moment and spoke again: "Can I talk to a human operator?"

Hongyun guessed that the boyish voice she heard earlier was either an artificial entity from the system or an avatar of the system.

A moment later, a boy's voice rang out: "What does the host want to ask?"

Hongyun hesitated before speaking: "Are you still my system?"

The system is already bound and will never be changed.

"Then can I know why the handling fee was refunded?" Faced with a system that brought her through time and could shock her at any time, Hongyun was still not confident. After all, this was the only system she had been dealing with since then, and it was better to try to maintain a good relationship with it than to be shocked all the time.

"I forced you to earn anger points and 'misdeed points' to boost my performance, which somewhat violated the system's responsibilities. The transaction fee was optional anyway, and seeing that you weren't capable of earning much more 'misdeed points,' I'll just return it to you." The system still had a touch of arrogance, and it couldn't even say nice things properly.

But this is already quite good; at least Hongyun is content. She should try harder to earn some "misdeeds points" and break through to the next level soon.

[Ding! A reminder to the host: Don't get too excited yet. The system shop requires 600,000 Morality Points to exchange for a cultivation breakthrough.]

Hongyun's fighting spirit seemed to be completely extinguished by a bucket of cold water. His face darkened as he asked, "The price has gone up?"

Hongyun thought it was a new trick by the system to trick him out of his "morality points" by deliberately doubling the price.