National Martial Arts: I Feed on Ghosts and Ferocious Beasts

This is the first time I have seen this rubbish golden finger. One day in the underworld is equal to one year outside, which means that other people's cultivation speed is 365 times that of the protagonist. I can't imagine how the protagonist can catch up with other geniuses at such a slow speed, and he brags about how good he is. Isn't that embarrassing?

Why should I write about half-step top talents instead of top talents?

The creativity is good, but the writing style is not good-looking

I thought things would improve later on, but it turned out that after the protagonist had worked hard for so long, she was still not as good as Huang Lu in the opening scene, who opened such a big trick that was useless.

Does the author read readers' comments? Tell me your own opinion: The protagonist's eldest brother guesses to be a powerful boss (very strong, has men, fists/power, and wealth/resources). His eldest brother learned about the protagonist's situation or the protagonist told him that he needed resources (opening holes). I don't know how the author wrote it? I hope you won't open high and go low.

Time is so unstable... It changes every day, 😓. It looks like it will take a few days to survive.

This is it, I haven't updated a chapter in such a long time...

Can half a million King Wu push the surface of the earth flat?