After Being Discharged from the Hospital, I Used Abnormal Waste Materials to Cultivate Immortality

Everyone knows that weirdness exists, but Aye insists that it is not weird, but spiritual energy. On the day of discharge, the doctor wrote on the evaluation form: "My ability to live is normal, but my delusions of cultivating immortality persist." Aye didn't refute. Because he has indeed cultivated it. Others rely on detection, containment and professional equipment to deal with abnormalities; Aye uses abnormal waste, old freezers, water pumps, copper pipes and sensors to refine materials and cultivate immortality. What others see as contaminated remnants is spiritual material in his eyes; while others study rules and anomalies, he studies restrictions. There is no system, no points, just an ancient spirit insect with incomplete memory, and a madman whose conclusions are often outrageous and whose reasoning is terrifyingly rigorous. Until he discovered that modern abnormal industry and ancient immortality were using completely different languages ​​to repeatedly solve the same problem. And the so-called weird may never be something from another world. A Ye has only one goal - to cultivate immortality and then become an immortal.