Required Reading: A Guide to Scientific Cultivation

The premise is very interesting, allowing the protagonist to use scientific and engineering thinking to attempt to deconstruct some fantasy elements, bringing a touch of scientific awe to the simple cultivation civilization. At the same time, the level of scientific accuracy is just right, remaining within the realm of conventional understanding.

Seriously, so much AI... In my opinion, AI's style is a massive piling up of meaningless metaphors, synesthesia, and other techniques, and the way they're piled up is the same. For example, in this passage, the instant the pine needles fall to the ground, Lei Li has already shattered three zhang of blue bricks.

I'm giving this a boost in rating. I don't know why the rating is relatively low, but it's truly an excellent novel. It uses a scientific analytical approach to the fantasy world of cultivation. This kind of novel is usually difficult to balance, but the author has done a great job in both the fantasy and scientific world-building, combining them perfectly.

Full marks! The research steps are detailed. The only problem is that this kind of writing doesn't have a large audience, and it's easy for it to be left unfinished or discontinued. I hope the book becomes more and more popular and achieves better results! 👍🏻

Assuming the universe is a total cycle, the quantity remains constant. The universe in which humans reside is a larger cycle, and it changes. The quantity might be released and released, and humans might consume energy. Does the total quantity decrease? Actually, it doesn't decrease much because spiritual energy reacts with the human body, which is part of the human body's cycle.

It's a good read, the cultivation of immortality is very scientifically presented, and there are many interesting things to do while learning knowledge. However, I don't want Senior Sister Chu to be the female lead, and the male lead to be the only beautiful one. 💕💕💕💕

The writing is clear, elegant, and refreshing. The plot is engaging without being tedious, and the character development is fast-paced yet well-founded. I hope the author continues their efforts and breaks into the top 30.

This book is indeed quite good. It incorporates some scientific elements without being overly complex, making it accessible to most readers. The reading threshold is low; anyone with an elementary school education or above can read it. While the plot and storyline are somewhat formulaic, the author's skill and engaging narrative make it an excellent read, and I highly recommend it.

It's well-written, but could you please stop focusing on that awful romance?

The author's idea is brilliant; this kind of cultivation novel offers a refreshing and imaginative experience.