Developing Science in a Cultivation Novel

Le You was bound to the System for Strengthening the Nation Through Science and Education and transported to a backward village. Her mission was to lead the country from backwardness to prosperity.

While teaching the children, Le You asked them what they wished for.

One child said his dream was to become an immortal cultivator and fly into the sky.

Le You smiled, ready to explain Newtonian mechanics.

But just then, a large group of white-robed cultivators flew over on their swords and stood before her, their voices in unison: "We welcome the young lady back to the sect."

Le You: !?

Nobody told me this was a cultivation novel!

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As the abandoned eldest daughter, Le You was brought back for the sole purpose of donating blood to her half-sister, who had the same father.

After her spiritual roots were tested, Le You was deemed useless and cast aside.

Her younger sister, on the other hand, was a beloved genius with dual spiritual roots, doted on by everyone.

In the woodshed, Le You started checking the beginner reward she'd earned for successfully founding a school: a small drone.

While others flew on swords, Le You flew a plane.

While others practiced swordsmanship, Le You built guns.

While others studied formations, Le You simply tossed in explosives.

The sect came to its senses: Wait! Isn't something wrong here? Weren't you supposed to be useless?

By then, Le You had already led that once-starving little country into a full-scale industrial revolution. The ants of the past had finally entered the cultivators' field of vision for the first time.

Before Le You arrived, only the immortals had a say in this world. Ordinary people were just tools, romantic backdrops, and nameless victims of natural disasters, with countless starving corpses left in their wake.

After Le You arrived, ordinary people finally took control of their own destinies.

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With a mortal's body, I stand shoulder to shoulder with the gods.

So what if they're immortals? So what if they're gods? If they don't serve the people, bring them down.

Theme: The victory of ordinary people