Soil in the Mirror

[Hard-core science fiction + post-apocalypse + technical cultivation + flesh and blood punk + Yidudi Cthulhu + cyber-national style aesthetics + no harem + the protagonist's three views are upright and will not suffer + dark and deep residual + road movie from another world] When the end of the world comes and the human body is abandoned, what life form will you choose? Is it the immortality of flesh and blood, blending into the indescribable, whispering eternally in the chaos? Or, turn consciousness into a torrent of data and live forever in the form of cyberspace? In 2060, after mankind ushered in the golden age of development and mastered the zero-point energy of vacuum, it was caught off guard and faced a profound crisis - a special nebula called "Gray Falls" would compress the solar system into a degenerate state. The protagonist Lu Li woke up in the new world and saw monks wielding swords in the sky, white-haired women wearing combat prosthetics, flying immortal palaces, and planet-level flesh-and-blood lifeforms tearing apart the sky. This monster seemed to be chasing him to the ends of the earth... As the "chosen leader" of the Ten Thousand Sects' cultivation sect, he did not really sit firmly for a day. With "nine-year compulsory education" as his spiritual root, how can he survive in this world where gods are everywhere, and how can he turn the tide and save mankind? When he used science to decipher the secrets of cultivating immortals and kept searching for the truth of the original world, a piece of information surfaced: Tai Sui in the world of cultivating immortals, and Gray Waterfall in his own world, turned out to be two sides of the same body...