Longevity by Picking up Attributes in the Battlefield Novel

Zhao Feng is reborn as a soldier in the Qin state during the Warring States period, serving in Emperor Qin Shi Huang's campaign to unify China by conquering the six rival kingdoms. Assigned to the Logistics Army, his duty is to clear battlefields and collect corpses—a task that initially seems unremarkable. However, Zhao Feng discovers an extraordinary ability: touching the bodies of fallen soldiers grants him attribute points. Looting a standard corpse yields small increments across multiple attributes including strength, speed, constitution, spirit, and lifespan. Elite corpses provide significantly larger rewards, with five-point increases to strength and lifespan. Most advantageously, directly killing enemies grants doubled attribute gains, allowing him to acquire ten points of strength and ten points of lifespan per kill. This powerful mechanism transforms his mundane position into an exceptional opportunity for rapid personal growth and enhancement.