You Can Even Tamper with Drop Rates?

If the protagonist weren't in this situation, prioritizing self-improvement would definitely be fine. However, the protagonist's identity is that of the eldest son of a certain family. We definitely need to improve the family's combat strength. What's the use of dwelling on those little bits of experience? We should be thinking about how to acquire the correct techniques.

Why don't you check what the latest chapter is about? Lower-level cultivators have faster hand speeds and reaction times than higher-level ones? Rewrite it.

Author, since I've already subscribed, let me say a few words: Don't pad the chapters; don't repeat the same paragraphs as in the free chapters. Secondly, what have you gained as an author? Write it down in a notebook. It seems every author keeps records; do you just forget what you wrote earlier? Finally, you probably don't read book reviews, do you?

The ability to skip experience points while fighting monsters, and having a skilled player carry you through two legendary bosses to instant level advantage—such a buggy setting is bound to cause the game to collapse.

Good heavens, just as expected, he's a eunuch.

Has the Horn Monster's tampering skill been modified 3 times already? (5/10/20) Each drop grants +1 experience. And you also upgraded the core. It went from 3*1 to 6*2. The experience should be 86*(2+1+1+1)=430. What are you writing? So after all that tampering, only the modification of 2 and the daily limit took effect?

The idea was good, but the regional channel was a real failure, incredibly embarrassing, purely padding out the word count for filler articles.

Is this modification only effective for the main character? But your description seems to suggest it works for everyone, which makes it seem very confusing.

It's a bit of a dilemma; it's not very useful, but it's a pity to throw it away.

With this setup, why doesn't the protagonist become a brush (a character who uses a weapon to gain experience)?