Adding Stat Points to Cultivation in a Fantasy World

Upon discovering the protagonist's rapid cultivation speed, several hall masters and gang leaders from opposing forces gleamed with delight, secretly suspecting he might have obtained a powerful treasure. Within days, the protagonist was ambushed, captured, and subjected to brutal torture. Only then did he realize that reality was different from fiction, but it was too late.

The beginning was pretty good, but it all fell apart after the Qi Condensation Pill issue started. Leveling up was a nightmare, with characters constantly searching for Qi Condensation Pills. Then, just when the protagonist finally managed to get one to level up, a quest appeared for the Qi Condensation Pill whenever the woman needed it, like finding it on the street.

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There's absolutely no need to be persistent with weapons; they're all pretty weak at the beginning.

Wherever the protagonist goes, trouble follows.

Halfway through, I discovered the male lead was a eunuch.

Will I be able to reach True Qi within ten chapters...?

The brothers arrived, a hero rescued the damsel in distress, and then the scene of him becoming a dog followed.

Aren't Qi and blood and body constitution overlapping?

This realm is essentially a representation of reaching a certain point value, right? I feel the author's design in this way is not very reasonable.