Longevity: It Begins with Seeing Prompt Entries

The girl can't even read all the characters, only knows the names of medicinal herbs. How did she develop such comprehension? He couldn't understand it at all.

If you could master the skills of a maid, wouldn't that be another golden opportunity? Yet you're still so stingy.

I read 23 chapters, but I couldn't continue. The first cheat ability is too overpowered; it can predict the future, see through everything, and repair everything. It can be used at will, without any cost. And after so many days, I still haven't made any money. Secondly, prices are unreasonable.

A barbecue costs 50 coins, a martial arts manual costs 3 coins, a puppet costs 5 coins, and a doctor's visit costs 15 coins. What are the prices like?

Why does the protagonist seem a bit silly? He doesn't teach his cultivation techniques to his loyal little girl because he's afraid others will find out. He's also afraid the little girl will expose his magical artifacts. The little girl is so obedient and sensible, isn't there a secret method to hide her cultivation techniques?

The maid's high talent is a bit annoying, and the protagonist's talent is too weak, but it's okay if the protagonist can improve his talent later based on the hints. Also, authors shouldn't use so much profanity. Swearing in everyday speech or as a filler word doesn't bother me, but it feels jarring in a novel.

Damn, the medicine costs 15 coins. That's not even enough to cover the cost.

You've obtained the hidden secret technique, so why don't you let the little fish practice it? Everything else is fine, but the currency system is a bit ridiculous... Adding a bowl of noodles costs over 20 coins, and the protagonist's first skill book is less expensive than noodles! Doctors don't charge consultation fees, only the cost of medicine? And they even provide prescriptions. And that house-sized storage device costs 10,000 taels? What world has storage equipment that cheap?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter five. The prices are outrageous! A book costing only a few coins isn't even enough to cover the cost of the paper, let alone the cost of copying it, and this is supposed to be a martial arts manual. And a piece of junk sword, selling for ten coins?! Is iron really that cheap?

This book would be perfect without this woman. Why did they even have to include a maid? She's uncultured but more powerful than a cheat code!