Myriad Worlds: Starting with Farming and Martial Arts

Later in the story, the protagonist's older brother dies trying to help him, and the protagonist uses a cheat-like ability to level up and then rescue his brother. This is the main plot of the first half of the book.

The first world is very similar to "Farming, Martial Arts, and Conquering the World".

The writing is not bad, but the protagonist seems to be a complete waste. He has no talent, no comprehension, and he is also a good-for-nothing when he transmigrates. So how can the protagonist rise to power?

The protagonist's aptitude is forcibly lowered, and even with the help of elixirs, it cannot be improved.

A tomb raider can be caught and rewarded with 200,000 yuan, while working for this big shot only earns 700,000 yuan a month... Do you think that's reasonable?

Power itself has no inherent good or evil; good and evil always originate from the human heart. Don't say there aren't any good people among those who cultivate demonic arts! But how many good people are there among those who cultivate immortality?

It seems like every time there's a breakthrough, an enemy comes along to harass you. Can't it just be a peaceful, farming-themed story, just like the title suggests?

In the first few chapters, the protagonist is just a good-for-nothing.

The icons are exactly the same.

I hope the author can write this book well. The first piece of writing is a bit amateurish, but it's still readable.