One-Click Scan: I Slay Evil Spirits in the World of the Living

I was deceived by the introduction, and ended up watching half of it, but I really couldn't stand it anymore. What kind of writing style can write such a good subject so well? First, a bunch of people came out and started looking for trouble. They insulted the pig B protagonist in various ways, and then they became a group after being defeated. Abstract. Once you have the strength, if you don't improve quickly and go to work, then you still tell me that meditating during the day is a waste of time? How humorous. Then you don't buy anything to improve yourself even if you have money, you just wait for that fox demon's share of thirty bottles a month. You can't afford it yourself, right? You're already 50% off and still not satisfied? Finally, the redemption of points is really a mess. Points can actually be exchanged for money? So, wouldn't it be possible for just a random person to gain unlimited points if he has the software and then goes to a rich person to sell some elixirs? And then I know a lot of rich people, but as a result, I don't buy any cultivation fluid every time I get rich. Is this why I am gifted, and how flexible my brain is? I have time to go to Class B, but I don't have time to learn some common sense in the cultivation world. I just ask questions like a second class B every time. Then I joined an organization and went in to talk about how many benefits there were and how good they were, but the result was that there was no p. No matter how you look at it, it looks like a novice writer who has no outline at all. He just comes up with something and writes whatever he wants. The plot is just average, and there are too many unreasonable places. It's all written in a forced way, which is boring.

The protagonist is a bit of a loser. He has money but doesn't know how to improve himself. How can he be rebellious?