The Path to Strength Begins with Sacrifice

Sacrifice points are so precious, what does a thousand points even mean? Why give them to that woman named Li Qiuzhu? Has the author never seen a woman before, or has the protagonist never seen a woman before? If you don't want to make money, just keep writing nonsense.

It's getting worse and worse. How can that Ling Xiaoyu, who was saved, have the nerve to live with the protagonist?

Several of his abilities are practically useless; he rarely uses them, and even when he does, they're useless. He only plays close-quarters combat. So tell me, what's the point of this copying ability? Is it just for show?

Sacrifice the planet directly, and you'll be invincible in no time.

I couldn't even finish the first few chapters. The beginning was okay, but the rest... Tsk tsk tsk.

The protagonist's extraordinary abilities are just for padding the word count. Even at the third rank of extraordinary ability, he can't properly utilize them; his fire control only involves casting fireballs. Instead of researching his extraordinary abilities, he focuses on martial arts.

What's the point of giving the protagonist a copying ability? Four hundred+ cards, and still only four abilities? Fire control, extreme speed, piercing, water control 😅—since he can obtain anything through sacrifice, wouldn't sacrificing immortal cultivation techniques be more appealing? Why not practice martial arts?

After reading several dozen chapters, the first few chapters were very engaging, but then it started to fall apart, becoming increasingly mindless and acting more and more arbitrarily. I think the protagonist should set some bottom lines in his behavior; that might help.

The protagonist is an absolute simp, desperately trying to save his sister, but a whole host of troubles follow him; it seems like he can't live without women.

It's getting worse and worse. How can that Ling Xiaoyu, who was saved, have the nerve to live with the protagonist?