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Could it be that 0 is simply the upper bound? All I read about in the 'Heavenly Scrolls' seems to concern itself with negative merit gained for criminal acts (and having to buy it off, e.g. by burying people), I do not recall any mention of what a value >0 would mean.
Checking Merit at a censer says NaN
Getting Merit in any way is always 0
Merit is pretty much not a mechanic right now (Which means several moves also don't work as they require you to have Merit to work)