Since I Have No Money, I Have to Go Back to Ancient Times to Cultivate Immortality.

Let me tell you my point of view. Xionglanggouzhuyu is ahead. If you want to take advantage of his popularity, at least your writing style should not be too different from his. Moreover, you are a bit too open-minded. People actually want to see the cultivation thinking and cultivation ideas of that time, using the involution of that time, such as not sleeping for 24 hours, such as squeezing employees, etc., To practice in the Middle Ages, rather than watching the rise directly with the technology of that time.

Isn't this the setting of "I don't have money to become an immortal"?

No, you have a bad taste. You should focus more on the advantages of future civilization instead of adding a lot of cheats.

How can I describe this extra version of a time-travel fan who has no money to cultivate some kind of immortality? This traffic is a bit biased. It feels like a novel in which a higher civilization crushes a lower civilization, and then relies on knowledge to become invincible along the way. This is the possible conclusion I came to after reading the first three chapters.

Come on author, I just want to see this

The upgrade is too fast, the settings are unreasonable, and the universal AI is a bit too much. Your AI is so strong, how come you only have the golden elixir in Immortal Ruins.

Starting point, the title of the book is "I had no money but to go back to ancient times to cultivate immortality", and the author is Shuo Yue Xingkong. The great computing power of the future world will crush the ancient cultivators, use human souls as computing power chips, and use human corpses to refine magic weapons. A system article in disguise, so advanced that only pig's feet can be used for cultivating immortals in the future, and others have no system.