I Am Proficient in Cultivating Immortals, and I Don't Want to Be Stubborn Anymore.

I'm really speechless. Many books feel strangely familiar to me recently. I feel like I've read this 🤫 book before, and I feel like I've read it a long time ago. It feels like I've read it many years ago. Obviously proficiency has only become popular in recent years, but I am very familiar with the magic skills practiced by the protagonist and the main plot. It feels like it was abandoned in the past because this magic technique limited the use of the proficiency golden finger. Also because things happened one after another, my emotions were suppressed too often and I felt too tired to watch. I vaguely remember that part of the plot seems to be that the protagonist's magic skills cannot be revealed and must be hidden, otherwise he will be targeted. All of a sudden, the protagonist is fighting and hiding with high-level immortal cultivators. The protagonist is in danger while hiding and fighting back. He also goes around to take revenge, kill monsters and upgrade (just to upgrade to cause trouble and so on)

How many arrows are there? You need to figure it out for yourself first.

The first half of the first chapter is all nonsense. The protagonist kills his sister but not his brother. What are you waiting for? It's taking rootand

The introduction is written wrong. It's a proficiency panel, not a training panel.

Why does the protagonist look like a young man?

The protagonist is too out of the ordinary, isn't he afraid of death?

Can't you practice Four Seasons Boxing? It looks really boring.

This content is completely inconsistent with the title of the book 🤫😡