Transmigration + cultivation + technology + farming
Ye Chen, Blue Star's universally recognized top assassin, transmigrates by accident while carrying out a mission and joins the glorious ranks of transmigrators. He thinks he'll be able to show off, slap faces, and do whatever he wants, but discovers that the cultivation world is set to hell mode. In a system where it takes decades or even centuries of cultivation to see results, a good-for-nothing like him will have to develop the technology tree if he wants to survive! By combining cultivation and technology, he creates a unique form of cultivation technology. Ye Chen leads the others as they gradually uncover the ultimate secrets of this world...
Spirit-powered machines? Spirit welders? Mass-produced pills? Mass-produced magical treasures?
Planes, tanks, warships? Missiles? Nuclear fusion?
Mass-producing divine bodies?
Every obstacle will be reduced to ashes before the iron army of Hongmeng Industries!
This book features a fairly well-grounded setting and a lighthearted plot. The combination of cultivation and technology gradually gives rise to a unique cultivation technology. This kind of cultural invasion is bound to be unacceptable to some of the local powers. What sparks will fly?
Ye Chen's transmigration is not as simple as it seems, either. The book has a complete outline and backstory, and the origins of everything will gradually be revealed.
This is the second book. New books need care to thrive. If you think it is good, please rate it and leave a comment. Thank you! This book will develop reasonably and slowly combine technology with cultivation. The principles will be analyzed in detail. I hope you will support me a lot.
The novel is so beautiful, the plot is vivid and interesting, very attractive, I look forward to the update ~ 👍
Yes, some of the settings are very reasonable, not so brainless, and the characters are more vivid. The most annoying thing is that the protagonists of some novels earn a lot of wealth inexplicably. There must be a development process, and the first pot of gold is necessary, unless the protagonist in the setting itself comes from a wealthy family, but that is a bit bland. This book is worth reading!
Not bad, the plot is reasonable, I look forward to the follow-up development, author, come on!