Immortality: Cultivating Through Technology

I'll build a tower and see how high it goes. I'll reward this book with 100 yuan for every 1000 floors, and add another 100 yuan for every additional 100 floors. This post is proof.

Let me share some of my thoughts on writing this book. (The title has been changed; it used to be called "Yan Ziyu, the Slave of Immortality, in Pursuit of the Vision of the Strong.") The explanation of "Slave of Immortality": When countless people yearn for immortality, it is possible that after achieving immortality, they will only exist as slaves. Would you still want immortality?

I accidentally discovered that the writer's index suddenly doubled. I'm making this post to celebrate!

Dear author, I've discovered that one of your supporting characters has gone to someone else's story to become the main character! 🤭🤭 Here's proof:

I'll add this to my bookshelf as a first order to show my support.

Both technology and cultivation are applications of the essence of the world. It's rare to see them coexist. This is far better than those plots where world-destroying powerhouses are completely ignorant of physics and chemistry—the fundamental manifestations of the world's nature.

Keep it up, everyone! 🙂

Wow, author! Congratulations on leveling up to Lv2! 👍🤝🌹🙏

I have high hopes for your work. The theme of your new book is quite good. I'm also a seasoned bookworm, and I feel you can refer to three works. The first is "The Supreme Being of the Diving Cuttlefish," the second is "The Black Wizard Zhu Peng of the Wildly Reading Salted Fish," and the third is "Starting from the Guhuoniao, Forgot the Author."

Today's topic: In the novel "Immortality: Cultivating Immortality Through Technology," the author changed the protagonist from male to female. Is this appropriate or inappropriate? What will become of Yan Ziyu, the handsome young man?