by Chinese standards-op mc it's good

In the beginning it was good (Chapter 80) but after chapter 140 it's just the same repetition. An enemy appears, MC destroys him (no need to comment on the display of power), MC travels and gets stronger and everything repeats itself. Honestly, it's boring, and the history of the world has no progression, that is, only MC is strong and invincible.

The beginning was quite eye-catching... but after 50 chapters and the author doesn't explain anything about the system's functions and how to get points... I've read many novels with the same premise, but this one isn't that bad, but it's boring. The MC seems more like an NPC than a protagonist... there's no emotion/action in the chapters... in 58 chapters the MC only used points once, which was to increase his attributes and then to test his sword skill. The novel is very vague about the knights' strengths. At the beginning, the author mentions breathing methods and techniques, stages, and the so-called Seed of Life, which is common in many of these novels, but it doesn't make any sense that the MC with 8 points in Strength beats a great knight at his peak. I think the author took a niche of novels of this genre and tried to do something similar. within this genre I recommend "Warlock of the Magus World" it's my favorite of this type