Longevity: Starting from Probability

Traveling through the world of immortality, he became a young Taoist priest in a dilapidated Taoist temple. In this world, demons are rampant, powerful forces can move mountains and fill seas, and mortal lives are like a piece of grass. Without a peerless spiritual root or a portable grandfather, Gu Yan only has the brain of a quantum physicist from the earth. In the eyes of others, he is the "divine fortune teller" who can make perfect plans, the "master of medicine" who brings the dead back to life, and the "master of alchemy" who refines top-quality elixirs. But in Gu Yan's eyes, these gods and Buddhas in the sky and thousands of avenues are just groups of data that need to be solved. Alchemy? That's the molecular balance of chemical reactions. Formation? That's the topology of the energy loop. Fortune telling? That is probability deduction under the big data model. Many years later, when Gu Yan stood on the Nine Heavens and faced the coming catastrophe of annihilation, he pushed up his glasses in the void with an expressionless face: "According to calculations, the probability of this thunder catastrophe hitting me is 0.00%, And the probability of me breaking the way of heaven is... 100%." "Believe in science. The so-called 'secrets cannot be leaked' is just because your computing power is insufficient."