Transmigrating to the Cultivation Realm: I Cultivate with Solar Power

The biggest highlight of this book is the author's extremely innovative imagination. The protagonist does not rely on golden fingers, systems, or grandfathers, but only relies on scientific and technological methods to make his way in the fairy world and become prosperous. This setting breaks the traditional routine of cultivating immortals and shows the unique way of thinking of a modern person who travels to the world of cultivating immortals and strives to catch up with the mainstream of cultivating immortals. The application of technology in the world of cultivating immortals is eye-catching and is very worthy of appreciation. However, it also suffers from the common problem of multiple female protagonists in a harem, which in my opinion affects the quality of the work, and being overly enthusiastic about it is not a good thing. But overall, its innovative settings and ingenious conception of technological immortality far outweigh this flaw. The current rating does not reflect its value. Judging from the unique strategies, methods and ideas, this book still deserves praise and is recommended to readers who like innovative immortality writing.

This novel is quite good. It tells a more comprehensive story about how a sect makes money. How to cultivate relatives and make money by using outsiders as handymen? Just shout, Chinese people like to farm, and inventions and creations are also included. Technology is productivity. If firepower is insufficient, find ways to increase it.

The characters are well described, but is the partner too much of a drag? I don't mean anything else. The author's writing is quite good. I like the protagonist's temperament and feel that he has written out the psychological journey of ordinary people.

Very good, very to my liking. I hate the kind of systematic fairy tales the most. Yours is very reasonable and detailed.

The writing is very good. I hope to use technology to change the cultivation system. The idea is very good, and it is a step-by-step scientific research (although it is a bit slow). I don't quite understand. It's okay for a compressor to produce spiritual liquid, but it obviously needs to compress spiritual energy instead of air. So this must involve the spirit gathering array and how to correctly distinguish which spiritual energy needs to be compressed and which is not spiritual energy and needs to be released (or compress it all without releasing it)? Finally reach the state of gathering gas and turning into liquid? In addition, what is needed to cast the outer shell of the machine? A unique type of ore/soil? How to solve the problem if the strength is not enough? Since the King's Sword can be made, it means that the problem of the gun barrel has been solved and it can not be easily scratched. So if you don't get scratched, you can consider making a shield for personal protection. If necessary, you can use it to cover up the attack of the King's Sword? But if the barrel of the gun is easily scratched, then the Sword of the King is prone to explosion. How to avoid explosion?

It has characteristics, multiple female protagonists, immortality is the biggest desire, other desires are also desires [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] The topic of using solar energy to cultivate immortality is very fascinating. I hope to write about it as soon as possible.

Personally, I think this book is still readable, although the rating is low. I guess the low rating is due to the title of the book. The title of the book is too exaggerated. Most people who have read several books about cultivating immortals are wearing the cloak of cultivating immortals, but in fact they live a life worse than that of ancient sharecroppers [face covering]

The writing is quite good, not mindless writing. People who like to farm and develop their families will read it. The writing is very real. The protagonist cherishes life, money, power, glory, wealth, and all kinds of emotions. He has been cultivating immortality for a long time just to enjoy more.

In terms of brain, IQ is always online and there are no major logical flaws, which is good. There is a general logic in cultivating immortality through science and technology, and it is not just my imagination. It is modeled after modern atoms and neutrons, the basic material particles. This is not just conjecture. In terms of scientific cultivation and so on, I have seen the top three categories, and there are no tricks, no big poisonous points, and overall it is very good. It is what it is, no special treatment, no preferential treatment for the protagonist, this is very good and very important. There are no special situations where the power of overcoming the thunder tribulation is dozens of times that of others, and the rewards are worse than others, or in other words, special situations where you can only do something if you meet the protagonist. Overall, it is good. The theme of family cultivation is the best one I have ever read. The summary is that the whole process is online, and the family aspect is given priority. Also, when it comes to cultivating immortality through technology, there is also a general logic, which is modeled on modern scientific thinking, based on basic material particles. This is not a case of random guessing where the preface does not match the postscript. Overall it's a very nice book.

The plot is good and the writing is unique. It is different from most of the immortality writings on the market. The most important thing is that this book is different from the immortality writings written by most people, but the realm and strength are the same. To put it more generally, it is different from most immortality writings in the world.