Immortal Register!

I still don't understand why self-cultivation doesn't add progress.

What exactly is this merit? The protagonist can use it to add points, what do the natives need merit for? Won't it expose problems if the protagonist uses up merit to add points?

It's well-written; it must be some old guy who's been resurrected.

Hello everyone! I don't understand. What do other cultivators need merit for? To accelerate their cultivation? To improve their realm? Or to increase their chances of being favored by the patriarch? Maybe I didn't read carefully enough before and didn't notice its use besides the protagonist. Could someone who knows please tell me? 🙂

How does the protagonist know about an unreleased game?

What kind of merit is this? You get merit just from eating a meal. You might as well convert it into experience points.

As the title suggests, if obtaining a talisman can be converted into good fortune, then wouldn't simply buying and selling mean instant immortality?

How are other people's merits reflected? The main character has an interface; what do others have? How do we know? How are they counted?

I don't understand whether this merit can be used by everyone to upgrade spells, or only by the protagonist.

This book is really engaging. I like it.