Li Mo, a craft blogger who was blown up by his own 3D printer and traveled through time, became a wanderer at the bottom of the world of immortality. The only consolation was that the "causing machine" turned out to be his system-bound artifact - it just needed aura to drive it and the materials had to be unlocked through tasks.
When the weapon masters spent three months forging a sword, he printed daggers in batches in the ruined temple; when the talisman masters drew runes religiously, he thought about how to use modeling; when the entire world of immortality was still hammering puppets by hand, his printer had already begun to spit out core components.
From the shattered mortal iron dagger to the batch of magic weapons that shocked the market, Li Mo's "printing workshop" rose rapidly and became a heresy in the eyes of traditional sects. The Weapon Refining Sect scolded him for his evil ways, but he printed out a cheaper and easier-to-use flying sword of the same style. At the exchange meeting, the three major sects joined forces to attack, and he printed out a defensive array plus a flying sword array on the spot in ten minutes, and he also used the loudspeaker to shout "20% off for the entire audience."
But when the things he printed became more and more beyond common sense, the whispers in the ancient ruins gradually became clear - it seems that this is not the first time that this world has welcomed "odd numbers". The roar in the darkness was creating a dangerous resonance with his printer...
This is a dimensionality reduction attack that uses modern scientific and technological thinking to "break" through the stereotypes of the world of immortality. From a ruined temple beggar to an industry disruptor, Li Mo and his printer are about to "print" a new era that even the immortals are stunned.
This is an alternative counterattack path from a beggar in a ruined temple to a "tech giant" in the world of immortality.
