I Have a Bronze Mirror

Analysis of Summer 8 First: The protagonist's plug-in can travel through time once every six months, but I don't know if it can speed up time, and I don't know the conditions. Second, the protagonist in the sect offends the head family. The analysis estimates that he may be expelled from the sect, or be deliberately made difficult by the leader's daughter, and then a group of people will fight with the protagonist (it feels too routine) And the background, the protagonist's current sect can be said to be very small, but he only knows a little about the natural materials and earthly treasures. But it cannot be ruled out that this is just a subsidiary sect of other sects. The end, either the protagonist leaves the sect and relies on plug-ins to travel through time to obtain skills, eat fruits, and level up. (The advantage is that you are free and there are not so many rules and restrictions.) You can either lead the sect and find someone who is difficult for the leader to deal with as a disciple, so that you can develop well in the sect. (Advantages include a wide range of martial arts options and complete sets, and sect resources. After all, just collecting medicinal materials from all over the world is very labor-intensive, and the sect just happens to have weapons and elixirs. It can be better developed.) It is speculated that the protagonist should continue to stay in the sect, after all, his family is also close to the sect.