I Use Technology to Battle Immortals

At the end of the 21st century, a world war broke out, and civilization was reduced to ashes in the flames of battle. Millions of years later, civilization was reborn, and humans, demons, and monsters vied for dominion over the world.

By a twist of fate, the Holy Maiden of Penglai, who had devoted herself to saving all living beings, discovered this seed of civilization. Feng Ying, a man equipped with 21st-century technology, battles demons and monsters with brains and brawn in this Age of True Dharma.

The genes passed down from the previous civilization may not be suited to cultivating the immortality arts of this age.

No problem. I have a superbrain. If I can’t beat them with martial arts, I have artificial armor for defense. I can turn solar power into weapons. If I can’t fly on a sword, I’ll build an aircraft.

The trouble is that the protagonist isn’t the only one who has transmigrated. Others have too, and some have even founded the Qin and Tang dynasties. Historical figures appear, and weapons and objects from other eras show up in this one.

The arrival of firearms may bring about this civilization’s destruction even earlier than the last one’s. Besides battling immortals and demons, Feng Ying must also eliminate the disruptors who have brought firearms into a feudal age.

Is this a modified parallel world, or an Age of True Dharma reborn after the Age of Decline?

The protagonist can be a brilliant detective, strike without hesitation, and even play the fool to catch his enemy off guard! No matter how skilled you are, you can still fall to a kitchen knife. Cultivators may be powerful, but the protagonist uses big data to find their weaknesses, then defeats them with bionic technology.

Making money is a must. Cultivation takes resources, and technology devours them. As a 21st-century man, he’s bound to be a natural at business.