Traveling Around the Universe

Chang Tie, who is in his thirties, has the unique tenacity of rural people and the persistence of scientific researchers in experimental data. He was a Ph. D. Candidate who was supposed to be debugging instruments in the laboratory and racking his brains for his graduation thesis. However, due to an accident, his soul fell into a different world full of dangers. There are no familiar microscopes and reagent bottles here. There are only blood debts to be repaid for the original owner, traces of the missing biological mother, and raging demons and mysterious immortality cultivation techniques. He holds a rough stone from another world, but he is still thinking about the unfinished experimental data on Earth; when wielding a sword to fight against monsters, he occasionally reflexively wants to record the "material composition of the monster's scales"; when he is practicing magic, he can't help but wonder whether "the energy of cultivating immortals can be quantified by scientific formulas." On one side are the challenges of survival in another world: revenge for blood, searching for one's birth mother, fighting monsters, and cultivating immortality. Every step is on the edge of life and death; on the other side are the obsessions engraved in one's bones: returning to Earth, making up for experiments, and finishing the delayed graduation thesis. With the rational thinking of a doctor and the pragmatism of a rural person, Chang Tie struggles forward in the quagmire of a different world - can he overcome many difficulties and finally return to the familiar laboratory to complete the graduation thesis that has haunted him?