[No Talent? I'll Defy Heaven with the Technology of Cultivation!]
Yao Lianhe transmigrates to the world of cultivation, where he becomes one of the lowest-ranked "Spiritless."
Then he discovers the truth:
What people call spiritual-root talent is nothing more than an "unawakened brain-spirit domain" in the mind!
[The Path to Immortality Is Closed? Then I'll Open a New Way for Mortals!]
He writes the Cultivation Handbook, rebuilds the cultivation system with spiritual-energy formulas, and refines magical artifacts into "spirit machines."
The Spiritless wield spiritual crossbows to shoot down flying-sword cultivators, use talisman arrays to drive back beast hordes, and even forge the prince's defeated remnants into an "Immortal-Slaying Specialist Team"!
[But will the cultivation nobles really let ants climb to heaven?]
They slaughter students, hunt down scholars, and even awaken ancient ferocious beasts to crush Yanzhou.
Yao Lianhe grips his rune-covered charcoal pencil and sneers, "Today, I'll show this clan, or perhaps this immortal sect, that the cultivation technology wielded by mortals is the true road to heaven!"
There is laughter but also knives. In terms of emotions, this book is very well written! There are too few Tomato books with excellent writing. I hope to see more books like this in the future. If nothing else, I was very surprised by one setting in the article. There is a sentence in the book: "The grass should not be able to think." This sentence leads to the idea that cultivation should be something that everything in the world can have, rather than belonging to people alone. Like the settings I have seen in other fantasy novels, whether they are trees or monsters, they will turn into humans in their final form. I think this is a limitation of thinking. Then their cultivation methods before becoming humans must have nothing to do with thinking. Doesn't the so-called Kung Fu have nothing to do with them? So I think cultivating this kind of thing should be similar to instinct, just like when people are thirsty, they need to eat and drink water, and plants also need to find nutrients and water sources in the soil. Just based on this setting, I feel that it is different from other fantasy novels. Although I think this book should not be put in the same category as fantasy, its writing style is a bit too good to be standard for fantasy novels.
Very well written 👍 It is a two-line story with two male protagonists, very solid strength and world development line, very interesting to watch 👍 👍 👍 The framework is also great 👍 👍 👍 Worth recommending 👍 👍 👍