Science version:
Times are tough, and unemployed Jiang Zhongshi stumbles upon a Merit Golden Wheel. As long as he does good deeds and earns merit, he can grow stronger. He can even spend merit to open a Merit Gate leading to other worlds!
Faced with his first world, Uncle Jiu’s realm, full of ghosts and monsters, Jiang Zhongshi has just transmigrated and has no magical powers. He can only use science to hunt ghosts: high-lumen flashlights, ultraviolet sun lamps, high-decibel chanting DJ speakers, infrared ghost detectors…
Ghost King? How many Dongfeng Express missiles can you take?
Countless high-tech gadgets show the ghosts and monsters that times have changed!
With his homeland in ruins, Jiang Zhongshi, who can travel between two worlds, first amasses a fortune, then teams up with his country. They catch up with Britain and surpass America, and make the world tremble! Both sides achieve a great rejuvenation!
Mystical version:
After obtaining the Merit Golden Wheel, Jiang Zhongshi can grow stronger by earning merit. He becomes a disciple of Uncle Jiu, the Sage Master of Ten Thousand Worlds, and embarks on the path to transcendence!
Jiang Zhongshi should have missed the ideal age for cultivation, but how could merit be so limited?
Modern people have impure constitutions and struggle to cultivate? Merit can cleanse my body and improve my aptitude!
Cultivation techniques are obscure and hard to understand? Merit can pour their knowledge straight into my mind!
Spiritual energy is scarce in this declining age? The Merit Golden Wheel comes with a portable space brimming with spiritual energy!
Cultivation techniques are too complicated? Merit can simplify them for me!
Cultivation techniques aren’t powerful enough? Merit can strengthen them for me!
Magical artifacts are hard to come by? Merit can give mine a +12 upgrade!
As long as you have merit, there’s nothing merit can’t accomplish!
And so Jiang Zhongshi sets off down the broad road to earning merit!
P.S. Planned worlds: Uncle Jiu’s world, Resident Evil, Zombie Brother, The Starved Dead: Late Ming, A Chinese Ghost Story…
The writing is very rigorous and rational! Except for being a bit speechless at the beginning🤦🏻♀️