Science is the primary productive force.
Qi Qi is an ordinary mortal with no ability to cultivate, yet he holds his own against powerful cultivators by relying on technology.
You know a sect's secret art for concealing your form? No problem. Laser-phase technology will make it impossible for you to hide.
You can move mountains and command seas? No problem. A terrain-control device will reshape the land for you.
You can summon divine beasts? No problem. How about a flying Gundam?
Being an ordinary mortal can be a lot of fun, too.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
If the protagonist clearly sees the "essence" of the world, he is already considered a person of great ability. When the time comes, he can turn carbon-based life into a humanoid natural disaster with a slight push. It is not a problem to tear apart the stars with his hands, and the "essence" has already touched the world. Composition, if the protagonist's will is strong enough and his thinking is unified, it will not be difficult to echo himself on the unified timeline and make the most perfect timeline choice. At best, he is absolutely lucky. At worst, it is just practicing three days a day to achieve half-step Daluo. It is not difficult for his body to occupy half of the universe.
So master the four basic forces?
After reading the introduction, I am not in the mood to read the text,**