Lin Mo, a top student in the Department of Physics at Yenching University, was accidentally electrocuted during a quantum collider experiment. His soul traveled to the world of cultivation and became the good-for-nothing young master of the Lin family in Qingyun City whose engagement was broken off.
In this world where spiritual power is respected, he was bullied because his spiritual roots were sealed. Until he obtained a mysterious jade pendant in the ancestral temple and discovered that the complete "Taixu Jue" technique was hidden in it.
What's even more surprising is that the memory of this body shows that the jade pendant worn by his fiancée Su Waner mysteriously resonates with his. The core of the laboratory's quantum collider actually has a surprisingly similar structure to this ancient jade...
When modern physics knowledge meets ancient cultivation civilization, and when quantum entanglement theory collides with the laws of spiritual power operation, Lin Mo discovered:
It turns out that the talisman can be designed like a circuit board, the recipe for the elixir follows a precise chemical equation, and the air-control principle of the flying sword actually fits perfectly with aerodynamics.
From the loser whose engagement was broken off to the genius who shocked everyone, from the earth laboratory to the interstellar cultivation civilization, an evolutionary journey across dimensions begins.
But the most terrifying secret is yet to come - his journey through time was not an accident, but a "Fire Plan" laid out by ancient civilizations thousands of years ago. And the AI consciousness in that mysterious jade pendant is whispering: "I've finally waited for you, heir of civilization..."
When technology and cultivation collide, and when parallel universes converge, how will an ordinary college student rewrite the evolutionary path of the entire cultivation civilization?
He took back his spiritual power and said softly
This is where the story begins. Want to hear the details of Chapter 1? Starting from the accident in the laboratory...
Not bad [sending heartfelt wishes]