Xuanhuan: I Can Enhance Everything

The protagonist is a typical nouveau riche who cannot accept a little grievance even if he has some strength. He kept calling me "Six Young Master Six Young Master" and felt like a retarded person. Can you write a little bit of the protagonist's sense of wisdom?

I really hate how you write the main character as awesome in the introduction, but in the main text he is just a**

I introduced a system for two and a half chapters, and then talked about level 4 qualifications for half a chapter, and I was convinced. Other authors introduced the system clearly within 500 words, and it only took one chapter to describe the system. It took 200 words to talk about the main character, but you talked about it for more than a thousand words. I am convinced when it comes to water.

Are warriors inferior to warrior disciples? What a level, this is it

I really hate how you write the main character as awesome in the introduction, but in the main text he is just a**

Whether there is a division of realms or not, I can't even understand the realms.

I was also drunk. Chapter 4 clearly stated that if you want to increase your strength, you need to increase it from the basic 700 kilograms. Later, when you strengthen it to 16, your strength is only about 10,000 kilograms. It's really awesome.

When the strength is increased to the martial arts master level, the protagonist's cultivation level is from martial artist to martial arts apprentice. The agility, defense, etc. Are improved but the strength remains unchanged. If this is the case, when the protagonist's cultivation level is broken through to the martial arts master level, his strength, agility and other attributes will be the martial arts master level. Then why increase the strength but not the understanding? Does it mean that the protagonist has no brains?

Now a warrior, now a warrior, it's really chaotic

Jb martial arts disciples are more powerful than warriors. Just look at the literal meaning. What the hell is the author writing?