Chu Ye transmigrates into the cultivation world and becomes a good-for-nothing whom everyone can bully. He has no old master to guide him, no heaven-defying bloodline, just an eccentric [Immortal Realm Civilization and City Simulator].
While everyone else is killing for treasures or cultivating in seclusion, Chu Ye is thinking:
How can a five-year plan double the sect's GDP?
How can a spiritual energy grid light up the night sky over the battlefield between immortals and demons?
How can a public flying-sword transit network connect the Three Realms and Six Paths?
The elders scold him for neglecting his proper duties, only to have him purify the sect's spiritual veins with a “spiritual energy wastewater treatment system.”
The chosen prodigies mock his poor aptitude, then get blasted to smithereens by the standardized magic treasures wielded by his “City Management Brigade.”
Years later, when an army of extraterrestrial demons presses in and the gods and Buddhas of the heavens are powerless to stop them,
Chu Ye stands aboard the starship he built, the “Unsinkable Immortal Dynasty,” and calmly presses the “Civilization Purification” button.
“Welcome to my city.”
A very creative novel; I hope this kind of work continues.