Reborn in the cultivation world after an immeasurably long kalpa, Chen Changqing is neither a prodigy nor blessed with good fortune. He cultivates the Five Elements, commands talismans, and controls formations. Before acting, he plans ahead; in moments of rest, he reflects on himself. He moves like thunder and stays alert even in stillness. Deeply versed in the art of keeping a low profile, he advances step by step amid scheming within the sect and demons running rampant throughout the world.
A thousand years later, Chen Changqing stands atop the heavens, gazing down upon all living beings. He reflects: “In this life, I have practiced countless spells, yet only one can suppress the Three Realms.”
It is called Arithmetic.
P.S. This book is also known as “If You Can Calculate Me to Death, I Lose” and “No Tricks for Taming Immortal Maidens.”
In short, across the Three Realms, Nine Heavens, and lands beyond, who can outcalculate me?
Come on author.