Cultivation Begins With Hand-Building a Computer

Fang Jun transmigrated to a cultivation world, only to discover that he had merely been born with the slow-cultivating Five-Element Spiritual Root. Unwilling to remain mediocre, he decided to blaze a new trail and change his fate with the computer knowledge from his previous life!

He built a computer with his own hands, creating the most powerful auxiliary tool in the cultivation world!

From then on, Fang Jun's path of cultivation was as if he had activated a cheat:

What took others ten years of arduous cultivation, he could surpass with one day of algorithmic computation!

While others blew up their furnaces refining pills, he ran a thousand simulations and succeeded on the first try!

While others fought by charging in recklessly, he analyzed the data and struck with precision!

See how Fang Jun uses computers to aid his cultivation, climbs to the summit step by step, and becomes a True Immortal!

Synopsis Two:

In a world composed of atoms, why is spiritual energy the sole force that overturns the laws of physics?

When Fang Jun transmigrated to the cultivation world, he discovered the most absurd paradox of all:

Everything in this world followed the physical laws of his previous life, except for cultivators, who were different. “Spiritual energy” seemed to be the Higgs field, while “magical power” actually corresponded to the grand unified force model!

To break free from the shackles of his limited lifespan, and even more so to pursue a theory of everything, Fang Jun built a computer with his own hands and began a journey of cultivation through physics.

This book covers quantum field theory, vacuum decay, dark energy, dark matter, the Yang–Mills equations, grand unified theory, the theory of everything, Kolmogorov entropy, the Langlands program, homological mirror symmetry, topological data analysis, compressed sensing, the P versus NP problem, and much more.

All of these topics will appear in the book. To ensure that most readers can understand them, they are described in imprecise language or summarized in broad terms. Readers who understand them, please do not nitpick. If they were written in excessive detail, the book would become a textbook or academic paper.