Xuanhuang Stele

After reading the first six chapters, I can probably guess that someone will ask: What's going on with this protagonist? His talent is so great, opportunity has hit him in the face, but there's no wave on his face at all? I feel: His background is that of a ferryman, not a person who wants to change things. What the ferry trade taught him had nothing to do with blood. When the wind and waves come, stabilize the boat first; guests cry on the boat, or curse the river when they get ashore, but the river is still the same river. So his first reaction when encountering trouble is not anger, but accounting. He was scratched by the evil wolf, and while he was roasting the wound, he reviewed the situation. Finally, he made three notes to himself: use it sparingly, stay behind, and watch the wind direction. After beating the three evil beasts, he made a mental note - the income was recorded on others, and the expenditure was recorded on himself. This account was not worthwhile, but he couldn't get around it. This is how people who have been stuck at the peak of Qi-entraining for several years and haven't gone crazy can get out of it. What kind of person do you think the protagonist is?