Adding Points to My Cultivation in a High-Martial World

Please remember, there are no bottlenecks in the system and skill point allocation. Just play defensively and develop your character. The higher your realm, the more resources you can steal, and the faster you develop. It's a snowball effect, exponential growth. It doesn't matter if my innate foundation is weak and I can't beat your innate invincible form.

He fled under an assumed name, accompanied by a maid and a dog. Is that what you call fleeing?

Read this before you read the novel. 1. I don't know why they took a maid with them when they ran away. 2. Various elixirs and martial arts techniques were given to this maid. 3. The previous text stated that this maid's talent was average, and then the amazing thing happens: the male protagonist cultivated for ten years to reach the seventh level of the Acquired Realm and was considered a minor…

This is such a saintly story! The author is broke but still donated 100,000 taels of silver to help poor children go to school. More amazing than Jack Ma, who's worth hundreds of billions! Since you're so philanthropic, well, I'm broke and need some money for food. 😰

Honestly, I don't even understand the distinction between these realms. I only know about the acquired and innate realms, and then you went on to change blood, refine organs, and condense essence, making it even harder to tell the difference. So everything you've said is superfluous. Just stick to the body cultivation realm, like innate and acquired. No one will sort out this mess of things. After all, we're reading a novel, not a book, understand?

The system doesn't improve your cultivation level, it just keeps increasing your proficiency—that's ridiculous. I hate these kinds of copied texts that deliberately suppress cultivation levels.

The protagonist's cultivation system is too chaotic, and he deliberately suppresses his cultivation level, making it uninteresting.

The author is probably young and inexperienced, with naive and unrealistic ideas. For example, regarding the employment agency and vocational school, the author didn't consider whether the people sent to carry out these tasks would withhold wages or genuinely teach the skills.

The protagonist is a bit of a saint; he believes killing improves his martial arts skills, so he doesn't even start by randomly killing people, but instead focuses on killing villains. It's pointless. Regardless of whether it's due to a 404 error, a protagonist who only kills villains is never interesting.

He's been through ten years of time travel, reached the sixth level of the Acquired Realm, and holds the position of Deputy Hall Master, yet he doesn't know that killing ferocious beasts can earn money, or that their meat can be used for cultivation? I don't know how he's survived this long.