The Money-Spending Martial Saint

On one hand, he avoids the imperial conscription, refusing to go to the battlefield or the front lines. On the other hand, he joins the imperial constables. You might think he wants to acquire top-tier martial arts skills from the court, but he deliberately conceals his true abilities. You might think he wants to live a carefree, easy life, but he's incredibly dedicated to martial arts.

This cheat is ridiculous. Why can food be recharged but plants and trees can't? Aren't they all energy? Why don't the corpses of killed enemies recharge? You don't have to eat them. Other people's cheats require them to eat and digest the food themselves, but yours doesn't.

It's another story of a muscular freak getting bigger and bigger. I don't know when it started, but body-building has become muscle-building, with characters constantly growing several inches or even larger. Everyone else trains without growing taller, yet the protagonist is two or three meters tall, and some authors shamelessly believe that a two- or three-meter-tall person can blend into a…

The main character should be a soldier! It's normal for thousands or even tens of thousands to die in a major war; that's a lot of meat to collect! A huge bonus! 😁

This "golden finger" doesn't need to be ingested. As the saying goes, medicinal herbs are often unpalatable, so why not use a kerosene tree? Many trees are medicinal herbs; if the content of the active ingredient is low, what about century-old trees? 😁

Renting a house for 100 taels a year while working as a constable for 10 taels a month, as if afraid others wouldn't know you're up to something.

Seeing the Taoist register, I assumed that any force capable of compelling the imperial court to compromise must possess considerable power. However, I later discovered that even a mere constable from a third-tier city was no less formidable than the strongest member of the entire Taoist sect...

How can they conscript 15,000, or even 20,000, from 700 men? Especially with 300 elite soldiers forcibly conscripting everyone from the Dao Palace, doesn't that mean the military camp only needs 400 men to control 15,000?! It's one thing for the Red Cult to incite refugees to rebellion. But the actions of the government troops here are simply incomprehensible.

Although the protagonist levels up quickly, there's always someone more powerful than him ahead, leading to another round of leveling up, only to be surpassed by someone even more powerful. The plot feels very fast-paced. It's always about leveling up or on the way to leveling up. He just can't truly become powerful; there's always someone suppressing him.

Since it's about recharging, why bother becoming a constable? Becoming a rebel, starting your own uprising, etc., Would develop much faster than being a constable. Right now, it's basically suppressing the protagonist's development. If medicinal herbs can be recharged, what about minerals? There are plenty of those resources in the deep mountains and forests. Why not recharge tens of millions of resources in the deep mountains and forests first, and then emerge to develop?