Why Do You Still Have to Look at the Laws of Physics When You Have Already Become an Immortal?

After the "Law Storm" that occurs once in 30,000 years in the world of immortality, all the monks discovered in horror: the aura of heaven and earth is still there, and the supreme magic power is still there, but all the effects of cultivation must follow a strange set of iron laws called "classical physics." Flying with a sword requires calculating air resistance, shrinking to an inch requires considering the coefficient of friction, and even the Heavenly Tribulation has become a precise physical strike test. In this new era of immortality, where flying swords require annual inspections, alchemy requires chemical equations, and simulations are required before transcending tribulations, traditional sects are on the verge of collapse. Lu Xiaosuan, a physics student who died suddenly after staying up late in his previous life, became the sole descendant of the most unpopular sect in the world of immortality, "Suantian Pavilion". While others were still crazy about Newton's first law, he had already begun to think about how to use quantum tunneling to achieve penetration through walls. However, as the physical training system gradually reveals the truth of the world, a cruel fact emerges: the so-called "Law Storm" is not a natural disaster, but a carefully designed experiment. The world of immortality is just an observation field for high-dimensional civilization, and the laws of physics are a set of adjustable parameters. Three years later, the experiment will come to a final review - if the immortal civilization's understanding of the rules does not meet the standard, the entire world will be formatted and cleared. These were the worst of times, and Edgeworth needed a driver's license. This is also the best era, when mortals can also touch the way of heaven. When the light of scientific reason illuminates the chaotic path of metaphysics - the cultivators of the new era are using formulas to redefine "going against heaven".