Steam Road

When the world of cultivation was still judging one's level based on one's spiritual roots, and competing for luck with breathing and breathing, Lin Fu, a young man who was judged to have an "inferior mortal" spiritual root, carved out a different way in an abandoned forging workshop. A broken "Supplement to the Creation of Tiangong" gave him a glimpse of another possibility of spiritual energy - it could be the flame in the furnace, the power between the gears, or the energy flowing in the metal lines. While others practice Qi and build foundations, he forges weapons and formations, uses ordinary iron to simulate spiritual roots, and uses steam to drive magic weapons; while others fly with swords, he builds psychic locomotives that roar through mountains and rivers; while others compete for spiritual stone veins, he builds spiritual energy conversion stations so that thin spiritual energy can be turned into majestic power. "So what if I don't have spiritual roots?" Lin Fu held the red-hot forging hammer and looked at the precision machinery running in front of him. "I will use gears to bite together to create a great road, and use steam to boil the entire sky, so that all ordinary people in the world can embark on the road of faxing!" This is a world that completely integrates industrial civilization and cultivation system. Here, spiritual roots are no longer the only passport. The machine tool can carve more exquisite runes than the spiritual formation, and the steam engine can explode with power that is not inferior to that of the golden elixir monks. Let's see how Lin Fu uses the art of heavenly craftsmanship to leverage the inherent order of the world of cultivation and find a path that defies nature and belongs to "industrial cultivation".