[Light comedy·Hardcore physics cultivation·Group growth·Single heroine·The heroine is invincible]
Yang Yunzhan, a doctor of materials physics, woke up and found that he was dressed as the "strong husband" of Tang Mingfeng, the leader of the Xiaoyao Sect - a splendid rooster with no hair.
Good news: Cheap Wife is the ceiling of Qianyuan Continent's combat power.
Bad news: His wife won't let him practice because "a chicken must learn to run first before thinking about flying." Therefore, Dr. Chicken had no choice but to use chicken feet to write his thesis, asked his disciples to help refine the psychic microscope, and rewritten the "body training method" into "Nine Transformations of Gugu's Return to Yuan";
Using the spiritual stone as uranium ore to purify it through nuclear fusion, and using the Phoenix True Fire as nuclear fuel, the world of cultivation has been involved in the industrial revolution of scientific cultivation of immortality.
Sect disciple: The sect leader is crazy. She forced a chicken to get married and even asked the chicken to make elixirs!
Tang Mingfeng (calm): My husband is practicing nuclear bombs. If you dare to talk about it, our Xiaoyao Sect has launched a new dish. Let the steamed disciples know about it?
——As a result, the world exploded before the chicken could fly.
From "rooster stewed in iron pot" to "phoenix nirvana",
From "chicken rights negotiation" to "world reconstruction",
This time, the chicken is no longer destined to be eaten.
Instead - stew the way of heaven into chicken soup.
Reader comments
I don't know, but the identity of the male protagonist should not be simple. His golden finger is physics? The theme of this fantasy novel is novel, and the reference to physical knowledge points in the world of immortality can be roughly justified. Also, who stipulates that if you travel to the past, you must inherit the legacy of ancient monks? Sure enough, capable people can survive anywhere. (It's weird, if it weren't for that domineering wife, the male protagonist would have died long ago, hahahaha.)
I'll give it five stars. The subject matter and ideas are good, but it's probably quite unpopular. I hope that a Ph. D. In physics will soon be able to figure out how to practice science for ordinary people. The current plot logic is still self-consistent.
I don't know, but the identity of the male protagonist should not be simple. His golden finger is physics? The theme of this fantasy novel is novel, and the reference to physical knowledge points in the world of immortality can be roughly justified. Also, who stipulates that if you travel to the past, you must inherit the legacy of ancient monks? Sure enough, capable people can survive anywhere. (It's weird, if it weren't for that domineering wife, the male protagonist would have died long ago, hahahaha.) I'll give it five stars. The subject matter and ideas are good, but it's probably quite unpopular. I hope that a Ph. D. In physics will soon be able to figure out how to practice science for ordinary people. The current plot logic is still self-consistent.