When Lin Feng, a PhD in communications engineering, transmigrates into the world of immortal cultivation, he discovers he has no spiritual roots and cannot cultivate. He’s an undocumented outsider in this world.
In a world where the strong prey on the weak, his fists may not be hard enough, but his mind is more than up to the task.
While others send messages on flying swords, he builds a “5G Spiritual Network” covering the entire country.
While others hoard spirit stones, he launches “Spirit Stone Treasure,” a financial instrument that mobilizes trillions in capital.
While alchemy masters refine pills one batch at a time, his standardized assembly lines churn out ten thousand a day, selling them at rock-bottom prices.
He uses information theory to tear down barriers to knowledge, economics to reshape resource allocation, and industrialization to crush traditional production.
Starting out by selling “Little Smart” phones, he builds the “Heavenly Reach Pavilion,” a business empire spanning communications, finance, and manufacturing, becoming the uncrowned king whom countless cultivators both love and hate.
The old-era magnates see him as a heretic and join forces to suppress him.
Yet the grand mountain-protecting arrays they pride themselves on are, in Lin Feng’s eyes, nothing more than codes waiting to be cracked.
And when their world-destroying supreme arts turn out to be nothing more than equations describing a higher-level use of energy,
The ultimate showdown between the Dao and reason quietly begins.
But Lin Feng gradually discovers that this world of immortal cultivation holds the greatest secret of all.
Everything he has done was not creation, but…
repair.
[Science vs. cultivation: not just overwhelming superiority, but a dimensionality-reduction strike. See how a modern body of knowledge reshapes civilization in a crumbling fantasy world and uncovers the ultimate truth behind all things.]
