The Good-For-Nothing Prince and the Mute Female Cultivator's Path to Physical Transformation

Feng Xi, a man from modern science and engineering, traveled to the ancient world of immortal cultivation called "Great Yan Dynasty" with his soul, and possessed the body of the useless seventh prince with the same name and surname, who was born with no blood vessels and could not cultivate. The beginning was hell: he was considered a disgrace by the royal family because he was "unable to practice for the rest of his life", was framed by his brothers, and was demoted to a bitter and cold frontier by his father, which was akin to exile. Furthermore, because he refused to become a pawn in the marriage of powerful ministers, he was deprived of his status as a prince and was completely reduced to an outcast. Later, he found a few words about "body sanctification" in the broken stone carvings of an ancient ruins. Combining modern sports science, human mechanics, nutrition and even material science knowledge, he began to frantically experiment on his own - using special herbs to temper the body, designing extreme weight-bearing training, observing monster fighting skills, and even trying to use electric shocks to trigger lightning to stimulate cell activity. He was on the verge of death countless times and was seriously injured countless times. Just when he was severely injured by a monster and fell dying on the snow, he was saved by a taciturn female cultivator Xue'er who was passing by to collect medicine. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.