Reviewing Cultivation on Livestream, I Somehow Become an Unrivaled Master

Su Mu, an heir to traditional Chinese medicine, transmigrates to another world. While watching a livestream, someone asks him how to cultivate their supernatural ability.

That's easy.

Su Mu immediately tells them what to do.

Step one: Buy a bag of balloons and fill them with water. Channel your supernatural power into the water and make it move unpredictably until the balloon bursts.

Step two: Replace the balloon with a rubber ball and keep channeling your power into it. Once you can burst the ball, you've succeeded.

Step three: Get rid of the ball. Follow the first two steps to gather your supernatural power in your hand, then strike with all your might.

This technique is called the Rasengan.

Seeing how interested his fans are in the Rasengan, Su Mu simply goes on to reveal a bunch more powerful moves.

Almighty Push, Planetary Devastation, Lightning Cutter: Kirin.

However,

Su Mu concludes that none of these are orthodox methods of cultivation. They're just minor tricks.

For orthodox cultivation, one must look to the Taoist Nascent Soul, the Buddhist Nirvana, and the Confucian spirit of righteousness.

As soon as he says this, countless people with supernatural abilities kneel outside Su Mu's apothecary.

“Please, peerless master, teach us the orthodox methods of cultivation!”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.