My Cultivation Can Be Simplified

I have a lot of brains, but in the end I still want to show off. There are so many levels for one proficiency. Others have worked hard to reach a certain level of proficiency, but I can easily reach or even surpass it through simplification. There is an invisible sense of accomplishment and a crushing feeling. It means that the author always has a desire to show off in his heart. The proficiency setting is a small step to a complete success. Can't it be enough to increase the proficiency a little? It has to be so complicated, it's crazy.

There is no difference between simplification and no simplification. In the end, it is up to the author to increase the amount as much as he wants. Simplifying it to just watching the water, the increase will not be perfect in a while. How long did it take to achieve the result? The same goes for Slave Swordsmanship, which can be simplified to the number of outputs. How many outputs per day? How long did it take to achieve consummation? After the consummation, there is a great consummation. I set it up and forgot about it. Some of the plots are incomprehensible.

Fireball again. Every time I see this spell, it's like playing a game.

Immortality, simplification, continuous growth, endless rebirth

The skills and spells are just a hammer in one place and a stick in the other. They feel completely unrelated. The overall social setting is similar to that of a classical fairy tale. However, the names of the skills and spells are not very stylish at all, not to mention that they can defy the heavens and change their fate and become invincible in the world. . . But I really don't have any skills at all. I can't refer to some 10-character name of the exercises.

It's relatively immature and the writing is bland.