Gu Wei had struggled against fate to become a fearsome Demon Venerable who could bring heaven crashing down and split the earth with a laugh. Now he is reborn in the miserable past, when his spiritual roots were destroyed and anyone could bully him.
Just as his stepmother uses scheming and blades to plot his death, he runs into the man who once took him in. The man is carefully documenting a celestial herb: “Sample A. Photosynthesis efficiency is 3.5 times that of spinach.”
Gu Wei: “?”
Lin Xiao was once the top student in the sciences. Now he’s a researcher who has transmigrated into this world. Looking at the sickly, gloomy beauty before him, he hands over a bowl of pitch-black medicinal broth and says with scientific precision, “Based on clinical data, drinking this gives you a 50 percent chance of survival.”
Gu Wei sneers, ready to show this clueless mortal the might of a Demon Venerable
Then he discovers that Lin Xiao has trapped a thousand-year-old demon with mathematical formations, extracted a Nine-Turn Golden Elixir using chemical principles, and even used physics to restore his demonic body…
When his former enemies join forces with a hundred immortal sects to attack, Gu Wei grips his sword in blood-soaked robes, ready to fight to the death.
But Lin Xiao merely pushes up a pair of nonexistent glasses, steps in front of him, and calmly addresses the immortals and demons filling the sky:
“According to Chapter 7, Article 3 of the Law of Conservation of Energy in the Cultivation World, your actions constitute illegal energy aggregation. Now, I’m going to explain things to you.” (Genius wherever he goes + science student cultivates immortality + two male leads + mutual redemption)
There are people in the comments section who question the use of AI. After looking at it, it is indeed a little bit. What I noticed is that Gu Wei and the protagonist told the protagonist more than once that he was reborn in the early stage of the conversation. Later, he talked about how to explain his rebirth. Later, the protagonist himself also deduced the story of Gu Wei's rebirth. There are also a lot of descriptive sentences in the third person, which is also a common problem of AI. But apart from these two points, the writing is still good in other aspects. It feels a bit like a mystery novel in the middle period, and the suspense setting is not bad. It seems smooth and has a sense of urgency. There are a bit too many scenes in the secret realm, which makes it a bit tiring to read. I still prefer the story of cultivating immortals with people fighting wits and courage. You can read it in Tomato, a place where short-text articles are everywhere. It's not bad.
It's good to read. I haven't seen the kind of paranoia in other novels in the original male protagonist (I don't like that). I hope that I can have a pure friendship with the male protagonist [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
Keep up the good work, so far so good!