Synopsis: The world has three states: time, space, and energy. Within the heart are three selves: the true self, the ego, and the superego. There are three questions people often ask: Who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? And there are three kinds of powerful beings: immortals, gods, and aliens?
In a world of tradition, other realms, and multiple civilizations, scientific methods can be a tremendous help in cultivation.
Liu Zhun has worked as a child laborer for a feudal-era wholesale goods business since he was young, while studying cultivation under his master. This has made him a master of time management, and his scientific approach to cultivation has brought him impressive progress.
His master is wildly eccentric, and his cultivation techniques are incomplete. He often sells them for money, turning them into common, widely available manuals.
With limited time and commonplace techniques to study, achieving great mastery means applying the methods of investigating things and extending knowledge, so as not to fall too far behind others.
This world has never known peace. Wars and struggles for power come one after another. Making friends among fellow cultivators through rational thinking, building connections while making few enemies, is a sensible approach.
Like giant cubs, they run across the land, one is worth a hundred, and they are invincible in a group. I like Ding Shen, who is blind and wild, strong and clever, and an old bastard who is not stingy. If you like Liu Zhun, if you don't have a gold finger, you can be calm and calm, and you can gain things if you are worried.