Qi and Blood Martial Arts: Starting from Sacrificing Stone Statues

The next few chapters are a bit useless. Where is the protagonist's stone statue? Forgot? Doing so many tasks and don't have anything to sacrifice? There is something in the sacrifice, so I don't need to hang it up?

The logic is very illogical. Even if you read it without thinking, you can easily feel that the logic is a bit of a conflict between the left and right brains. Moreover, in the first formal task when he participated in it, he clearly discovered the key clues. But wanting to figure it out by myself without reporting it to the captain is like an Eighth Route Army soldier who discovered the enemy's attack, but in order to take credit and benefit for himself, he sneaked into the enemy's camp privately. What is this? For smokers, this is like a nine-yuan Nanjing ration. You can watch it if you like. If you don't, it won't easily pollute your eyes.

So far, up to chapter 88, everything is good.

The beginning is okay, but the plot of the article is not very detailed...

It's okay but still time travel + both parents died? And does this Yuan-building grass have so many leaves that pig horns can swallow? From the early stage to the later stage