Doing One Good Deed Each Day: The Empress Shouts That the Villain Became a Sage

Su Hao transmigrates into the role of a villain in a novel, carrying the [Daily Good Deed System], and bravely enters the Great Wu Dynasty.

The empress: "You bastard, hurry up and govern the country. Don’t you know I’m about to give birth?"

The female general: "What does whether I take off my armor have to do with whether you do good deeds or not?"

The talented woman: "'A poem comes naturally to Heaven itself; a marvelous hand merely picks it up by chance.' I really like the way you show off."

The female hero: "'The truly chivalrous fight for the country and the people.' For those words alone, I’d follow you for life, so what if I do?"

The demon sect saintess: ...

...

The original protagonist: "You’ve done all the good deeds, so I’ll do bad deeds then. I can’t have come all this way for nothing, can I?"

Su Mingcheng: "Being a villain is hard, but being a reformed villain is actually pretty simple."

That day, in the imperial capital,

Su Mingcheng’s statue was worshipped by all the people.