When a Mortal Cultivates Immortality, My Simulator Does Not Follow the Script.

The technical geek Wu Da Shi traveled to the world of "Mortal Cultivation of Immortality" and became Han Li's compatriot. His golden finger is an [AI generation panel] sent by [himself who has become a Taoist ancestor in the future]. The skill artifact can be generated with one click, which is absolutely safe. But Wu Tushi, who was familiar with online articles, was deeply suspicious: "Is there a pitfall in this free plug-in?" So he decided to treat the world of immortality as a large-scale open test server: the generated "Five Years of Immortality and Three Years of Simulation" and the "flashy" skills inspired by animation were quietly distributed like game modules, while he hid behind the scenes, euphemistically called "collecting actual combat data and optimizing version balance." He created the "Xuanji Pavilion", sold the "Saiyan Explosive Energy Pill", threw out funny slime talismans, and watched the local monks practicing his "ghost" seriously, laughing inwardly. Until the "creative ideas" he spread triggered a chain reaction, the old devil Han, who had always been regarded as a "key observation object" by him, also cast a meaningful look. When the real crisis of world destruction came, Wu Ta Shi finally understood that the real purpose of the future Taozu's plug-in was not to create a flawless and perfect world, but to let him realize that true perfection comes precisely from embracing those unpredictable "imperfections." This is a funny story about a technical geek using ACGN's imagination and scientific spirit to redefine the cultivation of immortality while playing tricks. Come to China Literature's website to read more of my works!