Scientific Cultivation: The Strong Make Themselves Stronger

Not only is it novel, but it's also very scientific and logically sound. The author is excellent. Most cultivation novels depict cultivators searching for immortal techniques and elixirs in ancient secret realms or former immortal caves, assuming that ancient things are superior. However, they fail to consider the impact of social development.

Give myself a good review 😂

I took a quick look and I quite like the writing style. The plot isn't mindless either. However, it would be better to interweave some plot elements when the experiments reveal the worldview, otherwise, it gets a bit tiring to read if there are several chapters in a row of experiments.

I love books with logical thinking like this. Judging from the previous book, this one can't be much worse. The cultivation world has a larger scope and a promising future. I have high hopes for you, author. Keep it up! 👍

I really appreciate the author's materialist dialectical approach, especially the relatively reasonable explanations given to each phenomenon of cultivation. It's not just about knowing what happens, but also why it happens. The only drawback is the slightly limited plot. However, the book's greatest strength isn't its plot-driven excitement, so it's not a major flaw.

This is an excellent book. It demonstrates a flexible application of fundamental molecular chemistry and physics, and its use of material structure and cyclical design is also commendable. Recent content even attempts to construct a five-element energy cycle based on the Five Elements and Five Qi, but unfortunately, the actual data on the internal organs cannot be verified by modern science…

I'm not opposed to either traditional or technologically advanced cultivation novels; I enjoy reading them as long as they're well-written. The male protagonist here is intelligent, rational, and calm in his dealings with others, possessing a thirst for knowledge—quite fitting my image of a transmigrator cultivating in another world.

I started following the author after reading their previous One Piece fanfiction. I guess I'll keep reading, probably because the writing style suits my taste.

This book is truly a boon for materialists, embodying scientific and rational thinking. As a science and engineering student from a top-tier university, I was overjoyed upon first reading it, and thus I give it a five-star review. I hope the author will continue to strive and write with divine inspiration. (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

According to the author's writing, when the Earth and the universe were first formed, they were high-temperature, active energy, which later cooled down and became low-temperature, inert energy and matter! So is this the truth of the Dharma-ending Age? Intentionally suppressing the protagonist's level up! That alone deserves a bad review!