[Wild imagination + cultivation economics + fantasy + social-reform cultivation + power struggles + industrialization + comedy + no limits + no System]
The Seal of the Divine Abyss stretches across heaven and earth, locking the cultivation realm of this continent firmly at the Deity Transformation stage. No one can break through, and no one dares to try.
But behind this seal lies a truth far more terrifying than the cultivation ceiling: a catastrophe that will engulf the entire continent, and even the whole universe, is quietly drawing near.
Mo Bai has taken the path of industrialized cultivation: forging sword cultivators on assembly lines, arming cultivators with standardized equipment, and turning the battlefield into a precisely run killing machine.
Su Qingyu, the madwoman who emerged from the heart of the imperial dynasty, has chosen another path: genetic modification, worm cultivation, and using flesh and code to reshape the boundaries of life.
Two paths, two answers. Which one holds the key to breaking the deadlock?
And it all traces back to a spaceship launched from Earth: the Kunlun.
And to the pioneers who transmigrated from Earth ten thousand years ago, long since buried beneath the dust of history.
Armor, aerospace weapons, superpowers, genetic modification: Earth brought all of it to this new continent.
It's quite interesting. I came from another book and I feel that the author is quite talented. The other one used psychology to deconstruct urban stories, but this one uses economics to deconstruct the world of immortality, and uses the economics of immortality as a shell. However, there is a high probability that there will be little traffic in Tomato, so just wait and see and cherish it.
It's good-looking😄 and attractive. I don't know why people like Tomato like no-brainer cool articles.
I think it's so well written, why hasn't anyone seen it? I feel this book. His various designs are very reasonable and thoughtful, but they are very fun to look at. I'll talk about the specific plot structure and so on after I take a look at it. Anyway, I just think it suits my taste. Does anyone think my comment is very human-like? I don't want to listen to those who think it's human-machine, shut up. Now that I see it, I still think it looks pretty good. Wasn't it pushed?
It looks so good, but there is no rating
The capitalist flavor is too strong.
I don't like novels with fighting and killing, and bloody novels. This book is to my liking.
It's really good. I don't know why no one has read it. It's 1.5 Million words long.
So beautiful, are all people nowadays short-sighted? Must be 5⭐️