Simulated immortality allows me to calculate talent stats.

[Simulator + Life Settlement + Attribute Extraction + All Inheritance + Immortal Weapons]
Wen Yu is reborn into a world of immortals and martial arts, growing up in a wealthy family without worries, but at the age of sixteen, he suffers the tragedy of his entire family being wiped out.
Fortunately, we have the simulator's settlement system, which allows us to settle our life experiences every ten years and obtain talent attributes.
The more magnificent the simulated experience, the higher the realm of immortal martial arts, and the more profound the impact on the world, the higher the level of the talent attribute.
When the simulation ends, you can inherit everything from The Sims.
First simulation.
You crawl out of a decaying wooden coffin, reconcile the events of your previous sixteen years, and gain the golden talent attribute "Never Died."
[A narrow escape from death: Surviving a calamity and turning a potentially fatal attack into an advantage.]
[Talent effect: Prevents one death and imprints the enemy's fatal attack as an ability. Real-world cooldown is one year, and this effect can only be used once per Sim.]
Therefore, Wen Yu appeared in the world in a low-key and hidden manner, constantly simulating and calculating his life, extracting talent attributes, and his cultivation level advanced by leaps and bounds.
In an attempt to improve the quality of his life's outcome, he once shouted in the simulation, "The Azure Heaven is dead, the Yellow Heaven shall rise!" urging the Great Azure Dynasty to perish.
He once fought against millions of immortal warriors, captured dragons, and suppressed the demon realm.
He once held his sword and looked up at the sky, saying, "I ask the immortals in heaven, who dares to take my sword?"