The Supreme Immortal Emperor Ling Xiao, who once ruled for eternity at the top of the universe and commanded hundreds of millions of immortal gods, encountered an unprecedented annihilation of time and space during the ascension divine catastrophe that impacted the ultimate transcendent realm. His immortal soul was torn apart and fell into a completely different universe.
There is no aura here, there is no great road, and all the magic and magical powers are vain. Humanity has embarked on another evolutionary path - mechanical ascension. They use precision gears to reshape muscles and bones, use superconducting arrays to replace meridians, use logical cores to carry consciousness, regard the mortal body as the shackles of evolution, and pursue eternal "data ascension."
Ling Xiao's remnant soul accidentally merged into the body of a low-level scavenger who had just died in the wasteland. Not only did he lose his immortal body and his all-powerful cultivation, but he also gained a thin and timid daughter who regarded him as the daughter of the whole world. To make matters worse, her daughter is terminally ill. In this city ruled by cold steel and ruthless algorithms, the only hope is firmly controlled by giant corporations in the upper class.
When the ultimate existence of the immortal civilization came to the pinnacle world of mechanical technology; when the aura that nourished all things turned into cold and flowing data; the former Immortal Emperor, now the dad, found that although he could not mobilize the aura of heaven and earth, his supreme Immortal Emperor spirit could, in an incredible way, understand and control the core of the world - codes and data.
Thus, a "Programmer" was born who used his spiritual consciousness to write codes, used his soul power to break through firewalls, and used his knowledge of formations to optimize mechanical structures. He will use the logic of a cultivator to set off a huge wave that sweeps through the entire mechanical civilization, just so that his daughter can once again have the right to look up at the stars.
