[Slow burn] [Xianxia] [Gender-bending transformation] [Ensemble cast] [Traditional] [No harem] [Not AI-generated] [Handcrafted]
Official title: Code Name: Cultivation
Synopsis:
[Doctor, I’m running out of tokens. Why is your qi so low?]
“Shut up, ASI.”
[Doctor, could you please work on improving your cultivation? Otherwise, I don’t know what to do with so few tokens.]
Li Xiao, a neuroengineering PhD, injects a self-developed super AI into his own body to save his fiancée, who is brain-dead.
The price is 97 days of his life. Before the countdown reaches zero, he crosses the “Bridge” and becomes an orphan girl from the Iron Sword Sect in the cultivation world.
Her sect is desperately poor, demonic cultivators in the Northern Frontier are digging tunnels, and the chattering, dangerous ASI in her mind is always complaining about running out of tokens.
In this strange new world, she must protect her home and find the person she loves.
So far impeccable, the gloomy and depressing atmosphere is created, the contrast between the modern science fiction system and traditional immortality, the slow-burning story that is pieced together using family love as fragments and slowly moving forward in the cracks of cruelty. The first two volumes gave me a very similar impression to Tanaka Romeo's "Family Plan", both of which use the fragile but close relationship between people to easily touch the most emotional part of the reader. This book and the other one are two world lines with completely different styles, but I'm a little bit surprised why Paper posted this one on Tomato. This book is a bit too slow-burning, and it's very unpleasant to be published on this platform. Moreover, the writing style also makes me think that I am reading a book on Maomao. Com.
Where are the books? I read the book recommended by the group, but the book is gone.