A genius at math and the sciences, this top student is passionate about exploration and weapons research. He believes the ultimate destination of the universe is bureaucracy, and the ultimate destination of science is mysticism. One day, he comes across strange online rumors about a valley in the mountains of southwestern Dongda. Determined to investigate, he sets out. In a cave in the valley, a mysterious light tears his soul from his body and sends him transmigrating into Chu Yang, a menial disciple of the Haqi Sect.
Chu Yang’s original life had been tragic. Orphaned young, he became a wanderer after a flash flood swallowed his village. He was nearly turned into a blood pill by evil cultivators, and, after finally joining the Haqi Sect, he accidentally trespassed into an inner disciple’s territory and suffered relentless bullying. Punished with hauling water to fill eighteen enormous vats, or else go hungry and face further punishment, he eventually starved to death.
After transmigrating, Chu Yang faces a tattered Daoist robe, hunger, the heavy task of carrying water, and someone secretly watching him. At first, he feels helpless. But drawing on the spiritual power his predecessor painstakingly accumulated and combining it with scientific knowledge, he applies the formula G = mg to try to change the gravitational acceleration of the water and buckets. He succeeds in filling the vats, astonishing his unseen observer.
Later, in his cramped, shabby quarters, Chu Yang hides his backpack from another world to avoid being exposed and getting into trouble. He studies the Haqi Sect’s basic cultivation manual, the Qi Guiding Art, again and again, striving to grow stronger. Knowing that others are targeting him, he remains extremely cautious.
In this perilous world of cultivation, can he unravel the mystery of his transmigration and escape his predicament? How will he use his scientific knowledge and cultivation skills to rise step by step and write his own legend? A thrilling adventure of cultivation, woven with courage and cunning, begins here.
A guy who was confused about mathematics, physics, and chemistry in high school writes a book that uses mathematics, physics, and chemistry. He is extremely lax and is simply a bastard!