Lin Ge, the "basic material architect" of the top technological civilization, accidentally fell into the world of immortality in an experimental accident.
Holding a "mass-energy converter" comparable to the mother machine of the universe, he discovered that everything here - elixirs, magic weapons, magical powers, in his eyes were just inefficient energy structures.
Faced with the "backwardness" of the world of immortality, Linge transformed the elixirs, upgraded the magic weapons, analyzed the techniques, and turned the entire world of immortality into his large-scale scientific research testing ground.
Reader comments
It looks quite awkward, and what can I say about the thinking of pig's feet? It's a bit like a combination of ancient times, future and modern times. In terms of technology, it has not reached the level of information conversion, energy conversion, material conversion, random conversion, and transcendence of everything.
It looks very awkward. The protagonist obviously has the ability to unify the world of immortality, but he is still playing house with a group of natives.
Since in the world of immortality, raising the level of life is the most important thing, even if you are doing scientific research, you must first raise the level of life. Your thinking will be more agile, and scientific research efficiency will be higher. You have to study the details first.
It looks quite awkward, and what can I say about the thinking of pig's feet? It's a bit like a combination of ancient times, future and modern times. In terms of technology, it has not reached the level of information conversion, energy conversion, material conversion, random conversion, and transcendence of everything.
It looks very awkward. The protagonist obviously has the ability to unify the world of immortality, but he is still playing house with a group of natives. Since in the world of immortality, raising the level of life is the most important thing, even if you are doing scientific research, you must first raise the level of life. Your thinking will be more agile, and scientific research efficiency will be higher. You have to study the details first.