Sorry, I'm so Talented That I Can Really Do Whatever I Want

· Traditional fantasy and refreshing writing, not frustrated, not abusing the protagonist, all the way up · Protagonist's personality: Not good at words in the early stage, with eyes above the head, but strong fists · Core highlights: Dual cultivation of law and body, leapfrog and slap in the face, talent crushing · Emotional line: There is a one-year appointment. Li Tianjun traveled through time. There is no system, no golden fingers, and no grandpa. When he opened his eyes, he was a three-year-old boy living in a poor ravine. His father was a farmer and his mother was a village woman. The only good thing is that this body's talents seem to be quite good. When he was five years old, a Taoist priest passing by touched his head and his expression changed. When he was seven years old, he walked into the venue of the Dao Dao Competition for the first time and found that those geniuses from aristocratic families who were holding spiritual weapons, taking elixirs, and practicing high-level skills were... Just like that in his eyes. While others take pills to practice, he punches rocks one after another. While others rely on family support, he stood at the waterfall for three months. Others used magic weapons to protect their bodies, but he used his fists to forcefully connect the spiritual weapons. Everyone said: In the later stage of Qi Condensation, do we move to the later stage of Foundation Building? Crazy. And he won. Everyone says: Without spiritual weapons, there is no skill? No chance. Then he made it to the quarterfinals. My hand is broken, get up. If you lose, come back next year. They say that no matter how talented you are from a small place like this, your talent will only be that much. They say that if only four meridians are connected, the foundation building will be over in this life. They said—— Li Tianjun said nothing. He just raised his hand and gently pushed against the wooden stake twenty feet away. The stake was broken. He looked down at his hands, thought about what those people had just said, and suddenly understood something.