Qi Refining Begins with Awakening League Skills

I chose Soul Furnace, a god-tier late-game skill, at the start. Instead of playing defensively and farming health, my health went from 3 to 8 in less than a month and then I started causing trouble. This plot is really bad. In the early stages, you should be farming health in the slaughterhouse while secretly using Shadow Step to kill people.

The overpowered abilities aren't powerful enough; make the skills exactly the same as in the game, don't make it a "monkey version".

I'd like to solicit everyone's opinions: After the Black Prison dungeon ends, the protagonist will officially embark on the path of a Qi Refiner. Although he'll definitely be an all-rounder in the mid-to-late game, I'm still unsure whether to focus on a warrior, tank, assassin, archer, or mage build in the early game. I welcome any suggestions from fellow readers, and please feel free to mention any skills you like. I will carefully consider everyone's opinions.

The skills in LOL are really lacking. They rely entirely on the game's lore, and then you put them in a world that doesn't adhere to the lore. What are you trying to do?

Slaughtering a pig for a day yields 0.2, A month yields 3.2, And then it grows to 6.2. At the new slaughterhouse, slaughtering a monster yields five times the profit, and the monster grew from 6.2 To 8.8 In half a month. Don't you think your data is a bit outrageous?

Summarize: They cut off his cheat codes, suppressed his combat power, and he's weak yet loves to cause trouble and harm his lifeline. The enemy gets no benefit whatsoever.

Why did you vote for Xianxia (fantasy/cultivation) instead of Xuanhuan (fantasy/mythology)?

Since the solution has been decided to be survival through death, then let the protagonist maintain the proper mindset. The protagonist has a strong sense of self-preservation, constantly saying things like, "I should have held back and survived, I have no regrets, I'll survive next time..." Doesn't the author find this writing awkward?

The protagonist has skills, but after only a little over a month of stacking passive abilities, he started getting reckless. In that environment, he only leveled up less than half a level before becoming arrogant. How did he survive after such a miserable start?

Is your plot driven by the protagonist's emotions? The protagonist's planning gives me a "I could do it myself" feeling. Don't you think the idea of ​​surviving a crisis and the nonchalance of someone who is aware of their own weakness is incongruous?