Yue Zhao was reborn.
The good news: She was reborn in a state of Chu that never existed in history.
The bad news: Her steadfast materialist worldview, held for more than twenty years, had taken quite a hit.
Even worse, she discovered that she had been born frail and probably wouldn't live long.
Now not only had her worldview been shaken, but even the optimism she'd always prided herself on was starting to falter.
When the physician told her to "wait for a fated encounter with an immortal," Yue Zhao automatically translated it into three words: No hope.
So she happily accepted reality and prepared to lie flat.
Until she discovered that immortals really did exist in this world.
On the Divine Continent, immortals and mortals lived side by side.
As a committed materialist, Yue Zhao had always thought cultivating immortality sounded rather unscientific.
But as she continued cultivating, she realized it didn't seem all that unscientific after all.
Wait, you're saying the Heaven's Questions System evolved into the Heaven's Derivation System? What do you mean it went from asking about anything to extrapolating anything?
Isn't that just upgrading a search engine into artificial intelligence?
Now that's something she knows!
Yue Zhao, the miserable coder from her previous life who'd worked like a draft animal and pulled all-nighters, broke down on the spot.
Theme: People are the makers and witnesses of history
