Heaven-Defying Comprehension: Creating the Five Thunder Arts in the Real World

To attain enlightenment without any foundation is unrealistic. Even if you say you've achieved extraordinary understanding through in-depth study and intuitive insight, it's not about knowing nothing and then suddenly understanding. Enlightenment requires a certain foundation, right? What you're doing has nothing to do with innate understanding; it's more like, "I thought this would work, so I did."

The beginning was alright, but chapter 116 was awful! A person who created a cultivation technique went abroad on a mission. It's like a scientist who designed missiles being sent abroad to command a missile strike mission for some trivial matter—it's outrageous!

After reading the current chapters, it can be summarized in one sentence: The protagonist attempts to forge a path of cultivation in a world without magic, without referencing current technological or religious knowledge, relying solely on his maxed-out comprehension.

The "golden finger" (or "golden finger") is invincible comprehension, so it shouldn't need to rely too much on logic; "I think, therefore I am." But now the author is trying to explain some scientific logic, resulting in rambling and nonsensical arguments.

This book is based on the theme of "Only I Have the Law." The so-called "Only I Have the Law" means that in this world, cultivation methods have never existed since ancient times, so the protagonist is the creator. Therefore, the protagonist only gains insights into ideas from any information he researches, rather than learning anything about cultivation.

With such heaven-defying comprehension, he can create something from nothing, yet he uses it to create thunder magic. What a waste! He should become a scientist; maybe he could colonize space in a few years!

It's okay for now, but for this cultivation method, you either need to learn more about science or consult metaphysics. What you're doing is a bit of making something out of nothing, and your high school level knowledge is still lacking.

Well, I suggest the protagonist go to a Taoist sect for further studies, researching Taoist techniques and things like acupoints.

After reading the comments section, many people suggested that the protagonist learn various kinds of knowledge and then deduce his own cultivation path. The key point is that even the author doesn't have this kind of knowledge, so how can the protagonist have it?

What follows is a pile of history, even the clickbait titles can't match yours, even UC's shocking news department can't shock you. Every day it's shocking the whole country, shocking the world, exposing this and that, and yet some nobody dares to mess with the protagonist, and the woman the protagonist likes is even raped and almost loses her virginity, and the protagonist still lets it go…