Genshin Impact Villain Simulator, Becoming Their Public Enemy

[Opening B-Class Blind Box, congratulations, you have obtained the “Accumulate Virtue and Do Good System”!]

[Accumulate Virtue and Do Good System: Each time you perform a good deed or receive someone’s gratitude, you will earn “Virtue Points.” Accumulating enough points will grant you rewards.]

[PS: This system only works in reality.]

Can blind boxes actually give out systems too?

Moreover, this system is the complete opposite of the Evil Life Simulator—it’s the Accumulate Virtue and Do Good System.

This means that in the life simulations, you have to be as bad as possible, but in real life, you need to be a good person.

While Li Xingshan often helps others, he doesn’t do it for the rewards; it’s just his nature.

You could say he’s kind-hearted, or less flatteringly, a bit of a pushover.

In novels or manga, he might end up as one of those gentle protagonists.

However, since doing good deeds can earn rewards, that’s a pretty good deal.

At least it’s better than being forced to be a villain.

Besides, even if the events in the life simulations are fictional, Li Xingshan still feels a bit guilty.

If he can make up for it by accumulating virtue and doing good, that would be great.

“Rakani Chu!”

“Makabaka!”

Just then, a strange growling sound came from behind Li Xingshan.

He turned around to see two eerie creatures with dark skin and white masks approaching him, one holding a wooden club and the other a torch.

They radiated hostility.

Hilichurls?

Being familiar with the game Genshin Impact, Li Xingshan immediately recognized these monsters.

As the most common enemy throughout the game, from the lowest-Class Hilichurls to the more troublesome Stonehide Lawachurls, they are enemies that players frequently encounter.

However, for the newly-transferred Li Xingshan, facing these sudden enemies made him nervous.

“Chonunyamasila!”

One of the Hilichurls, wielding a wooden club, yelled as it charged at Li Xingshan.