Lu Chen, a modern programmer who died of myocardial infarction, passed his soul into the body of a handyman disciple who had been abandoned in the world of cultivation.
In this world, monks take "Tao Seal" as the core - every time they break through a realm, they can condense a Tao Seal in their souls. Nine realms and nine seals must be stacked to achieve enlightenment and become an immortal.
But Lu Chen discovered that the so-called Dao Seal was essentially an extremely backward "manual manual transmission" operating system - the monks used their spiritual consciousness to clumsily control the movement of spiritual energy, and the efficiency was appallingly low.
He decided to rewrite the system.
While others were struggling to comprehend the laws of heaven and earth, he was patching up the Tao Seal.
When the elders of the sect marveled at his rapid improvement in cultivation, he silently optimized the complexity of the algorithm for spiritual energy operation.
When the demon giant threatened and lured him, he took out a self-destructing USB flash drive engraved with runes: "How about you take a look at the virus I wrote first?"
This is a story about a modern programmer using code thinking to reconstruct the cultivation system.
From the great to the simple, everything is algorithmic.
