"Mysticism is part of science? Can cultivation achieve the dream that Einstein could never realize in his lifetime?"
Bai Ye, a firm believer that "lying flat is the goal of life," went to a small world originally just to find the reincarnated souls of Hou Yi and Chang'e, then slack off until the job was done.
But the moment he arrived, he realized something was off about this world! Ancient cultivators were conservative because of their faith in the gods, while modern cultivators were all research-obsessed workaholics.
Then the formula he derived accidentally completed Einstein's unfinished life's work...
In response, Bai Ye stood on a rooftop and spread his hands. "I just want to be a couch potato, but you people haven't even reached the ceiling of cultivation physics?"
Unfortunately, reality never lets him slack off.
"Time to slack off again, huh?" came a woman's voice, sounding almost exactly like his.
Bai Ye was speechless. "Slack off, my foot! Why are all the reincarnations of Hou Yi and Chang'e women? It's not like I can research yuri!"
[If you ask me, you might as well research narcissistic love.]
"So what kind of crazy world is this? I just want to slack off!"
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[This is not a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. The overall tone is comedic, with a focus on psychological and intellectual battles, logical deduction, mystery-solving, and nuanced character portrayals in a fantasy and sci-fi setting. Fans of elaborate worldbuilding and wild foreshadowing are very welcome!]
The absolute core: exploring grand sci-fi concepts while being silly and absurd.
Elements include:
[Sci-fi cultivation x a powerful male-female counterpart pairing in a narcissistic romance (a duo of troublemakers) x intellectual attraction (not mindless flirting) x pseudo-transformation yuri x civilization-level conflict like that in Three-Body x ensemble cast mind games x an anime-style snarky writing style]
Note:
The narcissistic romance in this book features male and female counterparts from parallel universes. The yuri is a separate pairing.
