The biggest instance of this is the MC's "cheat". The MC's ability is each year they get a zero on the end of their health bar, so 1→10→100→1000, you get the idea. The very first time this occurs, where her health goes from 1→10 at the age of 1 she instantly gets the idea that her HP increases by 10x every year. A conclusion that would be an incredibly s*upid assumption based on absolutely nothing, since from the protagonists perspective it could be that all turtles gain HP after one year, that she gains a set amount like +9 health each year, etc. where it just feels like the MC must be incredibly s*upid to come to that conclusion after a single time. What this really is, is the author knowing the gimmick behind the story and are blatantly spelling it out without any regard to it being natural in the story. There were just so many other ways of handling the disclosure of this ability like a notification (Since she already has game elements like an inventory) that wouldn't of had the MC make this leap in logic.

This would be equivalent to me playing a video game, seeing that going from level 1→2 made my DEF stat go from 1→2 makes me go "I guess it doubles with each level."

There are quite a few other instances... The protagonist happens to be teleported into an area where her communication stone doesn't work (Because there is a treasure), and that treasure happens to be a fire that she needs to forge a compass, that she needs to save the green snake. So many small plot holes or inconsistences with this. Like the treasure, aka the fire, when she gets teleported there jams communication signals (Which is what tells MC that a treasure is there) but then when she gets it suddenly it doesn't have that effect?

The teleportation was caused by a student taking in a defective random teleport item, which threw her a lot further than it should have. Yet somehow in this situation the teachers who are suppose to be of higher cultivation couldn't do anything, plus if your just going morally you could say they were in the wrong for not taking action far before that point when the kid was threatening MC (who was a 1 year old).

The book is not bad by any means, but it has a lot of this type of thing that break immersion because the world isn't consistent or the characters are having leaps in logic since the author wants them to have the conclusion but isn't giving them a proper process of realization. This is the type of thing that some people can completely overlook in a series, and it's not something that ruins my experience with the novel but it's something that makes me like the novel less.

Then you have a lot of times where the plot just doesn't really make sense... The thing that caused me to finally drop the series is we get revealed that demons are the enemy of mankind and almost drove them to extinction. So the main enemy of the first arc, the Lu family, is secretly raising a demon that can birth other demons and when the wife of the evil person realized instead of just telling someone that they are doing this evil thing instead she keeps it a secret for months. Why. There might be some reason like her also being evil or something since I didn't read that far into this part, but she openly admits that she knew about this demon for months without any action being taken.

Then you have the MC's supposed "cheat" which is not that strong. While her gaining 10x HP year would be powerful, so many of her items do percentage HP damage which makes it irrelevant how much HP she has... Literally one of her attacking methods is to link her HP pool to the enemy (Which all that needs to be done is putting an item on them) and then if her HP drops so does theirs... She had to remove the feature of them dying together, by having it stop at 5% HP but she had to REMOVE that feature. So this pretty common item that she could buy can be made into an item that when put on a person the other party can off themselves and instantly take down the enemy. Even if she has trillions of HP she can be instantly killed with this item making her cheat not really a cheat.

Overall, the series is not bad. The writing has it's issues but I've also seen a lot worse on this site and other than the kind of issues I ranted about above for the most part it's an okay story. To me the characters don't feel like anything to really write home about and I was starting to get bored by the time I dropped the story, but the story isn't bad. I wouldn't call it new, but it's something a bit different from the usual cultivation stuff and isn't a bad concept.