Hao Ren felt that ever since he had met Raven 12345, that shameless woman had never given him any good news. Whenever anything remotely exciting happened, Raven 12345 was sure to pour a bucket of cold water over it. This time, her revelation about cultivation manuals was no exception.
As if she felt she had not struck Hao Ren hard enough, Raven 12345 started muttering when she saw him remain silent: "Forbidden Spells have to be memorized, and Martial Arts have to be practiced. Where in the world is there a skill book that lets you cast an Ice Arrow with a double-click? You have to learn and practice these things slowly, all right? You can't even memorize a mathematical formula on Earth, yet you expect to memorize more than twenty lines of rune patterns after being thrown into another world? You pant like a dog after running two hundred meters. Do you really think you could lift a Dragon Slaying Saber if I handed you one? You can't even handle the simple, easy-to-learn things on Earth. Even if you traveled to a magic continent the next day, you'd merely be a poor student in a different place. I once knew an idiot who spent his whole life lamenting how unfair fate was. He thought the main reason he couldn't make something of himself and had to haul bricks every day was that he lived in a dull, uneventful world and had never encountered an adventure like the ones in storybooks. As it happened, I was holding a 'God's Wish Grand Promotion' at the time, so I granted his wish. I restored him to the age of six and sent him to the best magic school on this Tuin Continent. That guy spent twelve years as a poor student in