A Mad Top Scholar: The System Forces Me to Do Evil

Crazy Young Scholar, the System Forces Me to Be Wicked

[Wickedness System] + [Poetry, Songs, and Essays] + [Relaxed and Fun] + [Court Intrigue] + [Heaven’s Dao, Seven Methods, Three Hundred Rules]

In this ancient immortal cultivation dynasty, literature was granted the power of Heaven’s Dao: a single character could fly through the sky and escape the earth, one poem could manifest a mirrored soul image, one melody could change the seasons, and one chess piece could slay ten thousand horses and soldiers...

The protagonist brings the finest cultural treasures of five thousand years of Chinese civilization into this world. Every poem, lyric, song, and essay he writes stands at a level others can never hope to touch in their entire lives.

For such an anomaly to enter the imperial examinations, a narrow bridge where millions of soldiers and horses compete, is nothing less than a nightmare for all the prodigies of the era.

What makes everyone even more desperate is that he also has a ridiculously awful system called the "Heinous Crimes" system, which gives rewards for every wicked act.

What counts as wicked? The categories are numerous and the methods diverse: from overthrowing nations and toppling dynasties, to ruining people’s reputations, luring widows into adultery, and persuading prostitutes to reform...