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A 40-kilogram schoolboy can do a hundred push-ups; don't make me laugh with my 90 kilograms.
That's exactly what happened.
Don't say it's easy. Try doing 217 squats; your legs will fall off.
If you gradually increase the number of repetitions, just like you increase stats, no one's legs will fall off. Besides, he could do 217 push-ups, or do two hundred bench presses, or run 217 laps around the house.
Only cheaters and item-abusers say that, preferring to gain energy through broken gear. The Necromancer in Diablo 2 is the second character, after the Sorceress, who needs energy. Otherwise, you'll constantly run out of mana. And, by the way, I'll tell you a secret: I don't buy mana potions from merchants out of principle. They didn't sell them before, and everything was fine, but now they added them specifically so that kids wouldn't get upset.
Mana only runs out at low levels, but then its regeneration is so high that the 300 mana gained from levels and items is always enough. Just admit that you want to invest less in vitality so you can do fewer push-ups, but instead, you'll just sit on the couch with a fifth-grade textbook or hang around, which requires minimal effort.