Starting to Practice Swordsmanship from the Rural Area of the Second Dimension (1-323).

Summary

General Cheng reflects on the advice from a figure in his past life about prioritizing health points in a system that allocates attribute points. After struggling to gain points, he realizes the increasing energy requirements for each subsequent point could hinder his progress. He discovers that killing creatures can yield attribute points faster than relying solely on food. As he prepares for a Spring Festival, he contemplates the importance of tradition while planning to hunt in the mountains. His investment in health points enhances his stamina and recovery, leading him to consider focusing on health before agility. During his hunting, he struggles with a wild boar, realizing he may need to adjust his attributes for better effectiveness.

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