A Nation Cultivates Laziness: Cultivating Immortality in Doraemon

[Nationwide Cultivation] + [The Protagonist Is the System] + [Cultivation Through Items] + [A Protagonist with Decency] In 2090, spatial wormholes erupted across Blue Star, giving everyone the chance to transmigrate to another world. The catch was that transmigration was only possible when a person was on the brink of death. When the people of Blue Star heard the news, they started finding all sorts of creative ways to get themselves killed. Some tried elbow-dropping onto concrete from the 28th floor. Others went to rooftops to see if they had invisible wings, tied their necks to beams for a sweaty tug-of-war, tried to scare trucks on highways, or competed with fish to see who could hold their breath longer. And that was only the beginning... Before long, Blue Star's population had fallen to one-tenth of its former size, with fewer than a hundred million people left! To prevent a brain drain, the United Nations quickly improved living standards, making everyone rich. This stopped mass transmigration, but it also made the people of Blue Star lazy. Then one day, a transmigrator actually returned to Blue Star! He brought back the most advanced scientific knowledge from his world and shared it freely, raising Blue Star's technological level by another tier! People's happiness soared, but life itself was beginning to feel dull. Hu Mo was one of those enjoying the good life. Unlike everyone else, he had no desire to transmigrate. He just wanted to make the most of his life as it was. But one quiet afternoon, as Hu Mo was eating noodles at a noodle shop, a spatial wormhole suddenly found him and whisked him away to another world! “Oh no! I never wanted to transmigrate!” Hu Mo was at a loss. He discovered that he had transmigrated into the world of Doraemon, and here, unexpectedly