They Stole My Soul and Erased My Memories. Surprised I Came Back?

[This book has violated the laws of Heaven. Don’t click in, or you’ll suffer the consequences.] Vivid, faithful depictions of battle scenes. The collision of real-world Taoist arts with immortal cultivation. A coming-of-age tale blending wuxia, Taoist arts, xianxia, fantasy, physics, and chemistry. A fool and a genius in one body, the greatest good and the deepest evil dwelling together. For that servant, he would gladly slay all living beings. For that dog, he would willingly kill immortals and destroy Buddhas. For that promise, he would willingly sink into damnation for all eternity. A madman’s persona: a violent, hot-tempered monk who beats you whether you submit or not. ✅ For readers tired of conventional cultivation tropes and looking for something that combines tradition with fresh ideas ✅ For readers who love dark humor and stylized violence The protagonist is volatile and suffers from “comprehensive mania.” He cultivates Taoist arts alone and forms the Heavenly Eye, but is killed out of jealousy. As he dies, he casts the “Supreme Dragon-Summoning Incantation,” calling down a Qiantian Thunder Dragon that wipes out an entire mountain range. He is reborn as a prince of the Great Xia Dynasty, and his mother is killed in palace intrigue. Born without spiritual roots, he combines modern medicine with ancient alchemical texts to refine pills and break through. Revenge and redemption; the clash between Buddhist and Taoist thought; the irrational growth of mysticism and science; human greed and complexity; jealousy and ambition. Modern scientific ideas are woven into cultivation, alongside compelling characterizations. Every character has a distinct personality, and neither heroes nor villains are one-dimensional. The relationships are intricate, and humanity’s redemption and the blossoming of life will all be made beautiful through me. The writing is lively and vivid, with a modern feel. In third person, it draws readers into a first-person experience of the characters’ emotions and distinct personalities.