I Am Full of Merit and Virtue, but You Say I Am a Demon Cultivator?

After reading Chapter 14, the protagonist improves his skills, but what if he doesn't improve his skills? I don't believe that first-class engines, first-class tires, and first-class cars can run faster without refueling and with an empty gas tank.

When I saw Chapter 34, I mentioned the importance of realm several times before. While the merits are still there, sword skills, body skills, and hidden weapons are all transformed into realms. I still haven't upgraded my major skills to the realm. It's really unpleasant to blatantly suppress realms like this.

What kind of writing thing? If the level is not improved, the technique is always improved.

When did this kind of demonic cultivation that is full of merits become popular? It's because it can't cure illnesses. This is purely annoying.

Overall it's pretty good, but it only took chapter 75 to reach a big level. I can't hold it any longer. Come on, author, write a thousand chapters.

The author keeps improving his skills and suppressing his cultivation. He will learn this technique for a while, and then learn other techniques. Anyway, he doesn't care about his cultivation, and he keeps emphasizing the importance of cultivation. I can't stand it anymore.

There is a question, why did you not immediately improve your strength when you have merit, but must keep it and then get injured? Isn't this stupid?

Yes, demon cultivator, you just killed them and forgot about me, haha, return the merits, the merits are not counted, and you also circled those who committed crimes, who do you think you are?