Wu Ming, a delivery boy, delivers food into the crisis-ridden world of cultivation.
Here spiritual energy is respected, immortal magic is accessible to the mysterious, and mountains and rivers are shattered at the snap of a strong man's finger.
And how does he survive in a world where mortals are like ants?
From the mortals lingering in the wilderness, to establishing the first technological industrial base, to using the torrent of steel and energy weapons to shake up the cultivation sect.
Wu Ming used his mortal body and the light of science and technology to subvert the established laws of this world step by step.
His goal is simple: survive in this cruel alien world, gather resources, and find a way home.
But when the sparks of science and technology set a prairie fire across the Xuancang Continent, he discovered that maybe there was another possibility besides "going home"...
Reader comments
This work perfectly integrates technology and cultivation, and the world view is grand and full of imagination - interstellar battleships and sword flying coexist, and the brain system and mental training collide to create wonderful sparks. The plot rhythm is as tight as gears, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional: there are genius scientists who use nanorobots to repair spiritual roots, and old monks who use quantum mechanics to deduce formations. The contrast setting makes the conflict full of tension. The writing style combines the coldness of science and technology with the poetry of cultivation. It innovatively breaks through genre barriers, uses hard-core scientific and technological logic to reconstruct the cultivation system, and softens the mechanical coldness with the fairy tale artistic conception. It is as if you have experienced a spiritual journey spanning light years. Five stars are highly recommended to all science fiction and cultivation lovers!
This work perfectly integrates technology and cultivation, and the world view is grand and full of imagination - interstellar battleships and sword flying coexist, and the brain system and mental training collide to create wonderful sparks. The plot rhythm is as tight as gears, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional: there are genius scientists who use nanorobots to repair spiritual roots, and old monks who use quantum mechanics to deduce formations. The contrast setting makes the conflict full of tension. The writing style combines the coldness of science and technology with the poetry of cultivation. It innovatively breaks through genre barriers, uses hard-core scientific and technological logic to reconstruct the cultivation system, and softens the mechanical coldness with the fairy tale artistic conception. It is as if you have experienced a spiritual journey spanning light years. Five stars are highly recommended to all science fiction and cultivation lovers!