Doctor of science, master of traditional Chinese culture, inheritor of intangible cultural heritage... Ye Qingxuan, who was rolled up into a kaleidoscope on the earth, died unexpectedly during an academic investigation, and his soul traveled to another world.
This is a world of cultivating immortals where all kinds of magic are everywhere and the strong are respected. However, what he possesses is the last sect leader of a dilapidated sect. The sect's inheritance is cut off, wild beasts are entrenched on the mountain, and powerful enemies are eyeing him from outside. They will come to collect debts in three days.
When he was desperate, he found that there was a mysterious golden book in his mind - "The Book of All Things".
This book cannot provide magical secrets, nor can it give panaceas. Its only function is to analyze and evolve all the knowledge Ye Qingxuan learned in his previous life into "Tao" and "Dharma" that this world can understand.
As a result, the world began to look strange.
While other sect disciples were still meditating hard and comprehending the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, his disciples had already begun to build a "spiritual power function model" to accurately calculate the optimal path for the spiritual energy to run.
While other alchemists were still testing medicines based on experience and luck, his disciples had already used "molecular structure theory" and "high performance liquid chromatography" to analyze pharmacology, and the yield of the elixir was 100%.
While other sword cultivators were still pursuing the integration of man and sword, his disciples had integrated "fluid mechanics" and "aerodynamics" into sword moves. When the sword was released, wind and thunder followed it, making it irresistible.
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