A Transmigrator's Guide to Cultivation

Why do some people always think that the cultivation world is technologically underdeveloped? Aren't the techniques for crafting magical artifacts, synthesizing elixirs, biological modification, array formations, and most importantly, the core cultivation methods all derived from the exploration of the Dao?

Why is technology underdeveloped in the cultivation world? 1. Those with higher cultivation levels have longer lifespans and can suppress technological development. 2. The old-fashioned stubborn person, whose high level of cultivation is rigid in his thinking and inflexible, is stubborn in educating the younger generation. 3. In short, the gap in individual strength is too large. If you don't believe me, I'll kill you, and in the end, I'll end up like Copernicus.

I want to know which idiot came up with this terrible idea of ​​making readers follow the ratings. Does he think he doesn't need to read storytelling every day?

The book review section is already a mess before I've even started reading it, with people debating whether technology or cultivation is more powerful. Shouldn't that be based on the author's setting? Besides, it's pointless; it's fantasy literature, and no matter how much hype it up, it's still just wishful thinking and doesn't affect reality.

In a world where cultivation is possible, there exists a unique set of sciences. Techniques like alchemy and puppetry, as well as the creation of cultivation methods and the modification of the physical body, were perfected and developed by geniuses and prodigies over at least tens of millions of years.

Science explains objective phenomena, so why would someone in a world where cultivation is possible have a worse understanding of objective phenomena than we do?

Cultivating immortality is not ignorance; seeking truth from facts is the true path. Human science is limited, so why are some so arrogant? This so-called science is nothing but wishful thinking. Ants are just ants, no matter how many, it's still just the ant world. The real issue lies in the fundamental understanding brought about by a system that transcends humanity.

It's infuriating to see people trying to crush others' millions of years of history with only 5,000 years of history. How confident do they have? If technology can explain cultivation, then cultivation isn't cultivation at all.

I haven't watched it yet, but I have something to say. So-called science is nothing more than a summary of the experience of our predecessors, and then a better application of it. Before the steam engine, there was water power. But what if there was no water power? Without machinery, how could you have imagined using steam to drive machinery to do work?

The most enticing cultivation method I've ever seen is defensive. The Foundation Establishment stage can withstand the high temperatures outside the epicenter of a nuclear explosion and is immune to nuclear radiation. The Golden Core stage is resistant to nuclear bombs and is temporarily unaffected by high temperatures.