Cultivating from The Unrivaled Tang Sect

I don't understand the author's thought process. The protagonist is always shown to have strong blood and energy, and he is constantly replenishing himself, but his lifespan is still only 72. What's the point of cultivation? The key is that a perfect human being without any illness can only live to 72. How did the average lifespan of modern people reach 70?

About Huo Yuhao. Actually, Huo Yuhao was quite normal in the early stages. After joining Shrek Academy, he wasn't very hypocritical; he might have been a little selfish, but not much. For example, helping Bei Bei cheat in the competition might be a bit unethical, but everyone has selfishness to some extent. Morally, he wasn't that bad.

I don't quite understand the protagonist's and the author's thought process. One point a month, which means a minimum of one level per month. Starting from when he got the system at age 5 and began adding soul power, he could reach level 100 at age 13. This doesn't even include the points he gained from cultivation and leveling up.

I can't stand it anymore. The author is mindlessly suppressing the level. The protagonist is really not afraid of being threatened. Instead of improving his own strength, he is doing side jobs. There is a saying that goes, "My neighbor hoards grain, I hoard guns. My neighbor is my granary."

Please note that the soldiers in the original work are not involved in the issue of awakening. Rather, they didn't even know what a martial spirit was.

Regarding the protagonist's bloodline. I have three suggestions The first is changing one's bloodline, which is continuous evolution. It's not about humans turning into beasts (although modern science considers humans to be beasts as well).

The protagonist's evolution should not be based solely on appearances. Therefore, the owner should be superior to ordinary humans at the genetic level in various organs and even muscle fibers. This scenario assumes someone possesses the same martial spirit as the protagonist, and receives identical resources, education, and effort. The only difference between them is their bloodline level.

I just read up to chapter eleven and I wanted to ask if the protagonist is actually the reincarnation of some kind of forging god or craftsman god? Or perhaps the protagonist actually put all his points into forging and became a master craftsman? In 3 months and 90 days, 10,000 knives and 100 sets of armor were forged, all of which were of the thousand-times-forged quality.

The protagonist doesn't need to go to Shrek Academy at all; Sun Moon Academy would be better. Shrek Academy is misleading and harmful to young people.

Goodness, they might as well have chosen a different protagonist. I think his teacher, Su Ziyi, would have been much better. Master Yu Xiaogang? No good. Master Su Ziyi? Yes.