A Study Device from the Immortal Realm? But I’m on Earth

In the very first chapter, you make up a story about a university giving you 100,000 yuan to research spiritual energy—something that doesn't even exist on Earth. Even saying you're researching high-energy particles or dark energy would be a better excuse.

From the front, it seems that his classmates are willing to join his company. I endured the beatings from society as a college student, so it was quite reasonable. After reading Chapter 9, I really couldn't bear it anymore. For a drug to be marketed, double-blind clinical trials must be conducted. That is to say, the doctor does not know whether he is prescribing this medicine.

The description is ridiculous, and the comments section even has claims that researching spiritual energy earned them 100,000 coins – that's utter nonsense.

Why is kneeling so common? In the short term, it may satisfy the gratifying feeling of being followed and recognized, but in the long run, it feels contrived, clichéd, and even uncomfortable, lowering the overall quality of the novel.

I only read the first few chapters 1. The commenter is right. If you want to apply for research funding without any proof, you should at least come up with a decent reason, or wait until you have a formula and then write the paper according to the situation. 2. Limited liability companies do not require upfront payment of registered capital; the remaining amount can be paid within five years.

It seems the author has a very shallow understanding of patents, assuming that the disclosure requirement of patents means that the formula and manufacturing process must be fully disclosed, and that anyone can produce according to the patent.

You're planning to make money to cultivate immortality, so you want to quickly get ahead in making money? Why don't you "heavenly bestow" a personal ox or horse? Your company structure, product pricing, marketing strategy, agency structure, investment and financing, and all kinds of capital—it's all like children playing house!!! It's really hard not to criticize such common-sense mistakes!

If you could cultivate immortality, would you tell others? The best way is to develop your strength stealthily!

Previously, it was understandable that wealthy people abroad would only punish the ringleaders, but in China, they're going to exterminate entire families? Even infants aren't spared? The Zhang family is going to starve and terrify their members to death—is it really that brutal? Lately, they're always kneeling before people they meet; do they think they're emperors? I can only say this doesn't align with my values. Goodbye...

This is disgusting. Every now and then, a bunch of people kneel before the protagonist. I just don't understand. The main storyline is supposed to be about cultivating immortality, but it's all nonsense. They say it can be passed on to outsiders, but then they restrict the transmission of basic techniques. Why not just stop showing off and passing it on? Pure hypocrisy! Hypocritical, wanting to have your cake and eat it too, disgusting!