Longevity Martial Arts: I Become a Martial Saint Through Health Cultivation

Actually, there's a flaw here: the reduction of menial disciples should be based on age, not the time they joined the sect. Furthermore, since menial disciples don't consume many sect resources, it's the older disciples who haven't made any progress since joining who should be the first to be eliminated by the sect.

In fact, the "golden finger" in this article does seem to be a case of misrepresentation. The essence of mastering the cheat code lies in two points. The first point is that progress is perpetual, similar to the saying "one certificate is a permanent certificate". We will not discuss this point for now, as this article does not elaborate on it much. The key point is the second one.

Is it definitely not the same as "The Martial Arts of Immortality: Starting with the Five Animal Fist"?

Author, take a look at what you've written.

Subscribe my ass! It's been published but hasn't even broken any records, and they're still just spouting nonsense. They can't even make a living properly. Are they planning to write tens of millions of words and flood the market with irrelevant content?

Well written! I hope it doesn't follow the usual pattern of the Dao Palace being destroyed early on, and the protagonist then wandering around and joining other factions.

So, if literary skills can increase lifespan, then literary skills are far more desirable than martial arts. If this is the path to the upper echelons, do those high-ranking officials still need martial arts? What they need is longevity, which is just as important. As a health coach for some high-ranking officials, even if one's martial arts skills aren't great, there are bodyguards.

The Yin Qi Pill is outrageous. The protagonist's requirement for the Fire and Wood elements is just icing on the cake. It's a technique that you could honestly spend more time to obtain, but it involves taking great risks. If you walk by the river often enough, you're bound to get your shoes wet. This is not the method of achieving immortality that I was looking for.

Hopefully, the protagonist won't practice a ton of martial arts techniques, making himself seem incredibly powerful, only to find out someone still manages to beat him up.

Since there are techniques in this world that can improve physical attributes and extend lifespan, why don't others practice them?