So the Cultivation Techniques in Novels Are Actually Real

1: Brain development 100% 2: God-level understanding, god-level learning ability 3: Can become invisible, pass through walls, immerse in soil, fly, god-level teleportation, Hongmeng-level crossing door, god-level healing, god-level telekinesis, god-level spiritual blockade, god-level gene blockade at will 4: Three thousand avenues and their origins 5: Infinitely controllable and comprehensive evolution. 6: Infinite magical powers, 7: God-level reincarnation magical power 8: God-level disguise technique, God-level hacking technology, God-level psychology, God-level Cui Mian technique 9: Chaos Arcana Chaos Bead 10: Predict the next seven days 11: God-level danger perception, God-level eyesight 12: Immortality and eternal life 13: Infinite Devouring Evolution of Divine Power 14: Infinite Avatars of Supernatural Powers 15: Reply 66 and like it to get the above abilities

I feel that if others practice your skills, you will become stronger. A normal person will post all the skills he knows online at once, and distribute them in a dozen or so batches. Then, before posting, he will find a cave to prepare a year's worth of food. After posting, he will survive for a year. Wouldn't he be invincible? What I'm talking about here is the thinking of normal people. If the protagonist's thinking in the book was used in reality, the grave might be several feet taller.

It is said that there was a very wealthy young couple who hired a bunch of housekeepers, drivers, maids, etc. At home. The hostess always suspected that her husband was having an affair with the young and beautiful maid, so she always looked for opportunities to get rid of her. Finally one day, he called the maid over while the husband was away, saying that he thought her food was not cooked well and wanted to send her away. However, the maid said that the husband always said that I cook better than you. The hostess was immediately jealous and speechless, so she had to say it's okay, go down! Just as the maid walked to the door, she turned around and said, "Besides, I'm better at bed than you!" The hostess immediately slapped the table angrily and asked, "Is this what the gentleman said too?" No. The maid replied that it was the driver, gardener and others.

The protagonist's intellectual behavior. Does the author think this is normal, or is it deliberately set like this? In order to practice the exercises to increase IQ in the future?

The protagonist is so stupid. He is afraid of getting stronger too fast. He is afraid of this and that. He is a waste.

You can practice evil skills by yourself, but unless you are truly invincible, it is not recommended to spread them out.

Can you practice this to increase your IQ?

I don't quite understand it. Isn't the exercise in the novel just the name of the exercise?

It can't be justified without spraying.

I'll give you permission to practice alone