Of course, three years was still too short a time.
Despite managing to advance his swordsmanship cultivation to an upper tier of the second stage, his progress on Alchemy Dao, runes, and formations was minimal.
The same was true for various skill progressions.
After all, this is the reality of cultivation—if you don't practice diligently, there's no advancement in your abilities.
Not only will you not progress, but sometimes you can even regress.
This is why ordinary cultivators usually specialize in only one path and would not dabble in other paths.
Because human energy is finite, and so is time.
It's impossible for everyone to forge ahead and make progress on every path, to reap rewards and become versatile in all aspects.
If it weren't for the help of the Book Worm, Zhou Sui would not dare to do so.
Otherwise, no matter how long his lifespan is, it would not be enough to sustain his consumption.
