Urban Longevity: I Gain Endless Attribute Points Through Self-Discipline

It's supposed to be a novel about fighting illness, practicing martial arts to prolong life, breaking through genetic barriers, and seeking immortality. But it's slowly turned into a series of pretentious displays of bravado and self-deprecation. The characters seem uncomfortable and like idiots if they don't show off. It's cringe-worthy.

Chapter 42: You saved someone, and they chose to expose him to gain fame, attracting national attention, and then dissecting him for research? This plot... Tsk tsk tsk, why didn't I think I'd be killed to silence me?

This book seems to be turning the protagonist's life of battling illness into one of media exposure, followed by him revealing his true abilities in public. Why can't he just honestly practice martial arts for immortality? It feels like all the trouble and attention he's getting is justified. Can't he just leave it alone?

Can cancer still exist with a level 800 health-preserving exercise? Amazing!

Unable to bear it any longer, knowing his own days were numbered, he insisted on going into the city to rescue people from a car accident, inevitably running into the streamer. After the video went viral, authorities investigated, and the protagonist tried to show off again. He'll probably get into an accident on a plane later, and then intervene again. He'll get into an accident on a train, and then intervene again. He's trapped in an endless loop.

Since the author writes novels about disease prevention, health preservation, and daily life. Stop with the nonsense about human bodies resisting cars, saving people, showing off, and getting slapped in the face. It's all too rambling and makes it a mess! The beginning was well written, but after the re-examination, it felt like he became a completely different person!

If you reach a certain level of energy that violates conservation, the world will be destroyed because of you alone.

I don't know if the author is genuinely ignorant or pretending. You could explain how terminal illnesses like AIDS can be slowed down and immunity boosted through practicing health-preserving exercises. But cancer, caused by cellular division errors, is already engulfing healthy cells, and the body can't distinguish between them.

When you copy, can you at least change the name and clean up the content? Don't just soak it in water and post it!

Sigh... How did it turn into a pretentious urban novel?