Infinite Skill Points from the Start: I Become the Golden Immortal of All Arts

Farming can only yield 2,000 yuan a month, but buying a low-level spell costs 10 million yuan. Is this world of immortality ridiculous? Who can afford it? But if they can no longer afford it, how will society develop? Farming can only cost 2,000 per month. If other occupations cost tens, hundreds of thousands or even millions per month, then there will definitely be no one farming. Then won't society collapse? If other professions also cost several thousand per month, then few people can afford spells, and no one can afford spells. Is this still cultivating immortality? The price setting will make the book collapse.

You can add more points, and you still don't have to make it a six-sided warrior.

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was a cool article 🤭, but it turned out that it was about mortals cultivating immortality? And the card level is really stuck.

You've already added points, why don't you learn everything?

The exchange ratio is too big. It's really outrageous for you to grow 0.50 Meters a month and get 4.00 Yuan for one snack.

This author is really insensitive to numbers. Each Golden Armor Talisman has 4 spiritual stones, and you only need to turn in 100 of them every month. You, a wage earner, can only create benefits of 400 spiritual stones for the company every month, but you have to receive a salary of 500 spiritual stones. This Baibao Pavilion is really a charity.

Now that you have all the skill points, don't you want to learn a passive skill? Like body training? Topping up your attributes in one go is not better than running around like a big scumbag like you?

Your elixirs and spells are so expensive at the lowest level. The higher ones are probably not calculated in units of hundreds of millions.

If the protagonist has such a cheating device, he might as well learn to make elixirs and make them himself. Then if you buy a talisman on the surface, you can cultivate immortality safely. I don't know how the author set up the early writing ideas.

Where did the protagonist get into trouble? Can't the protagonist walk out on his own?