Starting from the Water Pawn, the Liver Grows and Gives Birth to the Martial Immortal

Reading the comments below, I thought they were biased. After reading forty or fifty chapters, I was really speechless. The protagonist has a cheat plug-in, which allows him to upgrade quickly and ignore bottlenecks. He knew clearly that the imperial court was very hierarchical, and the people at the top were narrow-minded and did not treat people as human beings. He actually challenged another team leader for the position of team leader. On the surface, the protagonist has just reached the fourth level of the Furious Wave Technique, and the opponent has reached the seventh level. But you behave so fiercely in front of the commander and everyone, do you think everyone is a fool? And what's the point of giving up after winning? Then the Xianmen had bad intentions and asked the protagonist and a group of soldiers to be used as bait to attract monsters on the beach. The protagonist knew that the Xianmen was not a human being, and he also knew that something was wrong, but he ended up eating the food sent to him! Just one night of hunger and you will die! ? If it weren't for the cheat cheat and the protagonist's halo immunity drug, you would have died! I usually have nothing to do but look for things to do everywhere. Also, the immortal cultivators in this world are extremely crotchless. Only at the golden elixir stage can one fly with a weapon, but he can't fly very far yet. At the Nascent Soul stage, it can only fly a few hundred miles, and its combat power is also appallingly low. It can be said that it is weaker than most of the novels about cultivating immortals.

The protagonist is too mentally retarded to watch so much.

What about the proficiency level that was promised? In the first chapter, it was said that the proficiency level was not enough, but it was directly promoted later? ? ?