Martial Arts Longevity: I Can Improve My Aptitude Without Limit

The problem is that the main character gets one point a day, while even a dog gets thousands, geniuses start with tens of thousands, and prodigies start with millions.

For VIPs participating in auctions worth 100,000 or 200,000 taels of silver, a 5-tael tip? You might as well not give anything; it makes this whole scene awkward. The purpose of serving VIPs is to build familiarity with them, broaden their horizons, and recognize who the wealthy person is when they meet them again, not to be overjoyed by a 5-tael tip.

The scene where they changed the blood beads was a bit too abrupt.

The same old tricks. Chapter 17: The innkeeper's mindless pretentiousness leads to a windfall opportunity. Everyone else is leaving but you're not. What are you pretending for? That's an old trick from years ago. This kind of showing off is too low-class. If you were a realm or two higher than Blood Transformation, that would be fine.

I don't understand why, when everyone else runs away after the fight at the restaurant, the protagonist, who clearly doesn't want to cause trouble, is still sitting there eating nonchalantly. The fact that he's the only one left in the restaurant, sitting in the middle of the fight, is basically telling everyone, "I'm awesome, come beg me!" I've read dozens of novels like this, and they all use this trope. 😐

Creating martial arts from the basic realm? What a load of nonsense! Author, please stop with your narrow-minded perspective...

One is the beginning, nine is the extreme, and at ninety-nine you're still just ordinary—laughable. Following this logic, 9 (useless), 99 (ordinary), 999 (genius), 9999 (genius among geniuses), 99999 (monster), 999999 (monster among monsters), 9999999 (unprecedented), 99999999 (unparalleled in history), 999999999 (born with innate knowledge).

Self-indulgent authors have no sense of morality!

Couldn't studying medicine have prevented this from happening in the first place? Now he's actively soliciting orders. What's the use of the male lead being a grandmaster of alchemy? In the end, he still has to rely on force.

It's all about leveling up, and then the cultivation level just collapses later on, it's boring.