I Attained Sainthood Through Martial Arts in a Horror World

A high starting point, heavy pressure, the proficiency is frighteningly slow, the patience to keep reading is really good, I can't accept this speed of training, the author rushed to write a thousand chapters

Wow, last time I commented on that forum where you could gain 10 years' worth of experience in a day, they banned me for 50 years. Yours is even more impressive, using one day as 60 years' worth of experience. I just want to know what level an average person could reach in 60 years with average skills? Could they become a skilled but not exceptional individual? In other words, invincible within 10 days?

I'm tired of reading ancient low-level martial arts literature, so I like this subject.

The background of the protagonist has been a little bit blurred from becoming a disciple to increasing his combat power. If Lu Sheng had this background, he would have already cleared it up with one click.

Every time something happens, someone has to die. Someone else jumps in first and resists the first wave of damage before the protagonist appears. It's not that the protagonist has to be the first to rush up stupidly, but it makes the protagonist seem slow and too deliberate.

Successful investment must be praised. The protagonist has a high starting point, a master of medicine. After the ordinary martial arts has been modified by Golden Finger, it can kill evil spirits. Various small details are also good.

The rest must be practiced diligently to increase proficiency... It is indeed suspected that the title of the book is a scam.

Martial arts are so powerful, and there are so many masters. Why do those foreigners have so many concessions? They're so rich, yet no one robs them.

It is recommended to write less emotional scenes and inexplicable ambiguous relationships with female subordinates. It looks very low.

It's not like a day or ten years; the content and title have absolutely nothing to do with each other.