I Gain Proficiency in Everything I Do

Exhaling becomes exhaling wind, spitting becomes summoning rain, and inhaling becomes consuming air. If focusing, dreaming, fantasizing, listening, gazing, eating, etc., Are all considered skills, then wouldn't that open up your mind?

Porters of nature.

I only read four or five chapters, and it's another novel that's all bark and no bite. The beginning keeps praising the prison conditions, saying that the Cursed Child's needs are generally met, preventing any extreme behavior. I can understand earning points by working.

It's weird. At first, I went in for safety and development, but how come I'm already thinking about how to escape so soon? The book is great, but this part is really bothering me and makes me uncomfortable.

Writing it as an invincible protagonist story would definitely be better than the current one. The plot is very abrupt; the protagonist's cheat ability makes him invincible without him having to do anything, yet dangerous situations are constantly being forced upon him. I just want to ask, are ordinary people in this world not allowed to live?

Honestly, as long as the protagonist doesn't get killed, he'll be invincible sooner or later no matter what you do with his cheat abilities. Especially the (breathing) skill, which makes the protagonist immortal. There are also many other abilities the author didn't even think of, such as (thinking), (analysis), and (conceptualization), which are things that any healthy person would have.

Plant one image and harvest W images.

Without any apparent malice, multiple shots without any sense of paragraph structure, inexplicable danger, and inexplicable restrictions on the cheat ability, thinking, controlling the body, metabolism and growth—with a breathing level of 40, one would already be invincible. Using an invincible cheat to write a book that crushes the mainstream, no wonder it has such a good reputation.

I have a wild idea The protagonist needs to train for something (requiring supervision, such as swimming, fitness, or chemistry), and then gains the skill "adaptation". Adaptation Level 1: Helps you adapt to your environment more quickly. Adaptability lv5: Able to adapt to the environment at an extremely fast speed.

After finishing the first volume, I felt that the protagonist's decision to go to the middle level was actually the core of the entire volume. Choosing to stay on the upper level reflects the sentiments of many in the comments section: blindly "playing it safe," failing to perceive greater dangers due to fear of danger, and missing opportunities because of that fear.