Urban: You Have Technology, I Have Divine Arts

Qin Yang transmigrates to a parallel world in the 1990s, where qigong is all the rage. Unfortunately, it’s all fake.

Qin Yang awakens the ability to make the fake real. The more people believe in something, the more real it becomes?

From the start, he poses as a qigong master and punches a car flying right in front of everyone. The government immediately takes him seriously, recruits him into its ranks, and appoints him director of the Special Affairs Bureau, placing him among the Nine Ministers.

From then on, Great Xia abandons technological development and has the entire nation practice qigong instead.

Abroad, technology advances: missiles level buildings, and a single nuclear bomb destroys a city.

In Great Xia, people practice qigong: their bodies stop missiles, their fists smash aircraft carriers, and they bathe in nuclear blasts.

What? Technology has been locked down all along by alien technology using sophons, and the aliens are coming to destroy the world?

Qin Yang: “Perfect. I’ve just made the Sacred Elephant Suppressing Prison Force real. I can cross the stars with my bare body and reach for the moon. Can these alien warships withstand one punch from me?”

From then on, Great Xia enters the cosmic age, ** countless star systems and regions until it rules the entire universe, becoming the one and only supreme race with a cultivation system.

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