Qi Tian transmigrates into a world of immortal cultivation and becomes the master of a sacred sect.
But the sect's spirit ore mines run dry, and it goes bankrupt on the spot.
What's more, he discovers that the world of cultivation is still rather primitive. Spirit stones are refined by hand, production is low, and industrial-scale manufacturing has yet to be achieved.
So Qi Tian creates a spirit stone-making machine. The outer regions, once cut off by powerful cultivators and known as a continent with scant spiritual energy, become countless times richer in spiritual energy than the secluded paradises those cultivators carved out.
The outer regions call it the first industrial revolution in the cultivation world.
Soon, it sparks the second industrial revolution,
then the third, an information revolution that brings inventions like phones and the internet,
and finally the fourth, an age of intelligence.
The subject matter is good, and the early plot is okay. Good luck to the author.
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It's okay, but just reading the comments, the author has been out of service for a long time?
The content is very interesting. I read it over and over again, but it's as slow as one-finger meditation.
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There needs to be a heroine.
The content is very interesting. I haven't seen a book on this subject in a long time.
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Like this kind of book I didn't expect that I lost the Easter match.
The plot is very fast-paced and exciting, but the data may not be rigorous. It is quite enjoyable to read without thinking, and you can pass it at a glance.