After transmigrating, Lin Ye opens his eyes to find himself a sickly young man in a slum on an interstellar planet.
His parents owe a gang 124,000 credits. If they don't pay up in seven days, the whole family will be sent to a mining planet.
He does have a golden finger: an AI, plus the memories of two lifetimes.
On a whim, he writes a piece called The First Understanding of the Great Dao, repackages the Daoist ideas of his past life as a meditation technique from a lost civilization, and posts it online to fleece the masses, priced at 99 credits.
A few days later, the money comes in.
And so does trouble.
Even more absurdly, he discovers that the thing he made up on a whim... can actually cultivate energy.
Now, every faction is trying to find the answer to the same question: who wrote this cultivation technique?
But Lin Ye only wants to do one thing: stay alive!
The creativity of this book is good. We are already at the fourth level of civilization. Why don't we use machines to mine instead of humans? Also, if dozens or hundreds of countries monopolize rights and the people at the bottom have almost no rights, is it still a republic? It should be called an oligarchic republic, or a clan republic, which is similar to the ancient Roman Republic.
There is a treasure mountain in the sky without knowing it, and the crisis awareness is 0.5 🙂
A pretty good novel.
It feels okay, five stars for support
Not bad, first review. Support it, come on, author!
I like reading books about the interstellar age + cultivation. This book is well written and has good reviews! 👍👍👍
I have read thirty chapters. It is my favorite type of novel. The novel is not overly exaggerated and has suspense. I don't know how the writing will be in the future.
It looks good, and the training theme has a scientific aspect.
Good, good, good, good, good, good, good
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