Thirty Years of Cultivation Just to Break Through? I'll Just Sacrifice My Way to a Speedrun!

Wasn't that head worth 20 taels?

No way. With so much money, what couldn't you do? Nonsense. Wouldn't it be better to use that money to bribe high-ranking officials in Kyoto and buy a new identity?

It would be more interesting if they changed it to sacrificing demons and monsters to gain cultivation and martial arts upgrades.

The combat power feels increasingly strange.

The data is too chaotic; the knife skills are described as "mastered" one moment and "greatly perfected" the next.

The protagonist strengthens himself using his special abilities through his own efforts, which is interesting. However, his methods of making money are too straightforward. For example, he could bet on himself to win in the arena, or have others bet on him. Overall, it's still pretty good.

This book is terrible, it's only at an elementary school level!

Author, please update soon! I'll give you a reward if you update! [Grinning face emoji]