Screen-Bound Cultivation: I Can Travel Into the TV
Transmigration + Qi Refining + Foundation Establishment + Golden Core + Nascent Soul + Spirit Severing
Luo Qihang had just graduated and, with jobs scarce, reluctantly returned to his hometown. He planned to lease a barren mountain, grow fruit trees, and start a business, sharing the countryside scenery through livestreams.
One night, while collecting laundry on the third-floor balcony, he was struck by a strange bolt of lightning that hit the TV remote in his hand. The ordinary plastic remote grew as heavy as metal, with blue arcs of electricity dancing across its surface.
When Luo Qihang used the mutated remote to turn on the TV, the screen no longer showed any of the familiar channels. Instead, it opened directly onto an ethereal world of cultivation. To his astonishment, the remote was a key to different planes. Not only could he switch at will between footage of a cultivation world, an ancient world undergoing spiritual qi revival, and a high-tech interstellar world powered by psychic abilities, but the power button could also open a spatial gate through the TV, letting him travel freely between them.
Luo Qihang discovered that he had four spiritual roots: metal, water, earth, and wood. From then on, he cautiously traded resources between the three planes, using rare treasures from the high-martial world to obtain cultivation resources in the cultivation world, and bringing high-tech innovations into the modern world.
As he continued to travel and explore, Luo Qihang gradually made a name for himself, growing from an ordinary college graduate into a powerful figure capable of influencing the fate of all three planes. In the end, he also discovered that the mutated remote was a dying gift from a mighty expert, concealing a shocking secret: the expert hoped to find someone destined to avenge him when they were powerful enough. Luo Qihang’s fate was now bound to the mysterious remote, and he had embarked on a journey
The Chinese nation must have had something to say about Taoism for five thousand years.