[Cultivation + Industrialization + Farming + Smart Protagonist]
Once humanity invented cultivation techniques and created practical methods for using spiritual power, the edifice of cultivation studies was complete. All that remained was a little patching up.
The cultivation techniques devised by later generations, along with all kinds of equipment that used spiritual power, such as magical artifacts, talismans, pills, and formations, were merely patchwork repairs to the edifice built by their predecessors.
But now Ye Cheng wanted to point out that two dark clouds hung over the beautiful, clear sky above this edifice.
First, the mechanism by which spiritual energy transforms into spiritual power had never been scientifically analyzed. In other words, the true nature of spiritual roots remained unknown.
Second, when spiritual energy and spiritual power provide energy, supply energy, or even act as reactants, do they actually obey the laws of conservation of energy and mass, or even the mass-energy equation?
Original blurb: I’m Ye Cheng, and I transmigrated to an ancient world...
Wait, something seems off. Why can I hear the rumble of a steam engine...
What? You say this is a cultivation world?
Then why do you need to balance equations to make pills?
Why do you need to design spiritual circuit diagrams to forge artifacts?
Why do you need to survey and map contour lines to set up formations?
Ye Cheng was baffled. I had to study math and science on Blue Star, so why the hell do I still have to study math and science in a cultivation world?!
Many years later, after Emperor Ye unified the Immortal Realm, the first thing he did was order an expansion of the school curriculum.
Sixth graders now had to study derivatives, while middle schoolers had to learn calculus.
The Immortal Realm’s young wastrels were shaken to the core, immediately putting on expressions of utter misery.
But their parents in the Immortal Realm just laughed:
“We told you that mastering math and science means you’ll have nothing to fear wherever you go. You just wouldn’t believe us.”
Your profile focuses on technology and politics, and your romance accounts for more than 1/3 of the latter part. The protagonist has ambiguous people in almost all important places. Maybe some book friends like this. The book is very creative, and I give it five stars. I will put it aside for now [Chigua]
Industrial Cultivation, Xier, Bread of 500,000 Marks Lao Wang template, a big family, the father is poor, and the result is the rich second generation
The whole thing is novel and the story is logical. The biggest problem is that the author wants to write about too many things, such as the development of immortality technology, the development of immortality society, the social structure of immortality, campus life and love, and personal cultivation. There are so many, why not make the protagonist defective in some way? This can simplify the description of some aspects and improve the storytelling.
Damn it, boss, tell me what score you had in science at that time?
It's not brainless, I even feel like I'm growing brainy after reading it. There is no problem with the logic, just read it first and then add it!
If you want to read it, you can try Chapter 25, Chapter 27, Chapter 32, and Chapter 33 to experience it first. If it feels okay, then watch it again.
It's pretty good, it's okay, but it writes less about political content, it's too boring, so I just skipped it, and writes more about research and practical content.
A fusion of science and fantasy. However, I always believe that the greatness of science is to liberate the mind and explore a set of scientific thinking and a perspective on the world.
It's the equivalent of seeing the rise of a scientific great like Newton.
It's really great. It captures the characters' confusion and hesitation in making choices, as well as the regrets after making choices. I hope I won't engage in the behavior of wanting everything in the future. Sometimes imperfections are worth remembering.