After Leaving the Hospital, I Cultivate Immortality with Unusual Scrap

Everyone knows the eerie entities are real. Only A Ye insists they aren't eerie at all, but spiritual energy.

On the day he was discharged, the doctor wrote on his assessment form: “Normal ability to function in daily life. Delusions of cultivating immortality persist.”

A Ye didn't argue. He really had cultivated successfully.

Other people deal with anomalies using tests, containment, and specialized equipment. A Ye uses anomalous scrap, old freezers, water pumps, copper pipes, and sensors to refine materials for cultivation. What others see as contaminated debris, he sees as spiritual materials. While others study anomalous rules, he studies seals and restrictions.

No System, no stat boosts: just an ancient spirit insect with a damaged memory, and a madman whose conclusions are often absurd but whose reasoning is terrifyingly rigorous.

Then he discovers that modern anomalous industry and ancient cultivation are solving the same problem in completely different languages.

And perhaps the so-called eerie entities were never things from another world at all.

A Ye has only one goal: cultivate immortality, then become an immortal.