I Became an Immortal by Allocating Attribute Points in a Sci-Fi World

A world where technology is locked down and psychic energy is the only hope, and has been for hundreds of years. If you want to become psychic, you must first train your body. In this world, courses from primary school to doctoral level should be based on martial arts, supplemented by liberal arts and sciences. The protagonist's initial physical fitness makes it impossible for him to be admitted to college or high school. He should drop out of school and become a part-time worker after completing compulsory education. It's so miraculous that he can still be rated as a top student in a well-known university at his level. Even if he enrolls through the back door, he won't graduate. It's normal for him to be persuaded to drop out halfway. Even in real society, the protagonist is not worthy of becoming a martial artist or athlete, and he is not worthy of entering the physical fitness industry.

I said hard sci-fi label and lo and behold a fairy appeared for me.

This is not a little extra text, at most it is a proficiency.

ZF does not exist at all in this novel The ZF army only has a space force, and it is only stationed in Kunlun The Warriors Association covers the sky with one hand, and there are only 200 high-ranking people in the world. They will kill three if they are told. In order to control the medical equipment, all psykers were asked to go on strike, and the ZF did not dare to say a single nonsense after the whole thing was done You said you wrote that, then why didn't the Warriors Association just kill the protagonist? I think the death of three superiors and the strike of the person controlling the psyker, destroying the defense circle directly, is as serious as the death of a protagonist

The beginning is too ordinary. I start with Tai Chi to train my body. I think there is no need to start directly with cultivating immortals. After eating Qi, the whole muscular man is not cultivating immortals.

It's another hidden protagonist... The protagonist is very strong, and others don't know it, so I don't feel any pleasure at all taking the role.

Even if you are a cultivator, you can actually write hard science fiction. Just talk about the principles of cultivating immortals, the structure of spiritual energy, what is spiritual energy, the structural principles of formations, and the transformation of energy. Using energy to leverage real physics, writing this out would be hard science fiction.

This is a common problem in novels, and I felt it when I read it this time. Police and security guards are not all martial artists. It is obvious that many college students have graduated as martial arts apprentices. Do they not choose police officers and other civil servant positions for employment? You say that warriors are superior to others and have great power, so why don't you look down on the work of government agencies?

Fantasy fairy tale, give it a science fiction label, hahaha big joke

The logic becomes clear when the starting point is changed from graduating from college to graduating from junior high school. They have graduated from famous martial arts universities. They have never even used a potion. They have to return to their backward hometown to have a chance to use it.