High Martial Arts at the Cost of Lifespan: I Awaken the War God’s Rune from the Start

The previous reading was okay. I saw "Chapter 34" and "Chapter 33". The protagonist killed a lot of "prey", but he "didn't want the corpses" and "forgot". He could "sell them for money". Even on "Earth", the "prey" he killed could also be "sold for money". Shouldn't this be "common sense"? The direct loss was "more than 2 million". I don't know if the "corpse" is still there later, whether the "protagonist" went to "get it back", and "the author twice" forgot the "life span" obtained by the "protagonist". Earlier, he killed a "dog" and got "more than a hundred years", but turned around and said that the "life span" was only "one year". Although it was written "more than a hundred years" at the end, I still I'm a little speechless. The thing that makes me most "speechless" is that "Chapter 32" was written to add up to "life span of 600 years", but "Chapter 34" turned out to be "more than two hundred years". I thought it was the same as the previous "more than a hundred years", and the latter part should be correct, but it turned out that the latter part was also wrong. Author, "lifespan" is the "core of the system" you wrote, and it is not "a complicated number". You can get it wrong in so many ways.