Spiritual Analysis: Postdoctoral Experiment in Immortality Cultivation

Lu Chen, a postdoctoral fellow in quantum physics and materials science, had his soul torn apart during an interdimensional particle collision experiment and accidentally inhabited the body of an outer disciple of the Qingyun Sect with the same name. There are no precision instruments or rigorous formulas in this world. There are only mysterious and mysterious auras, obscure exercises, and the art of alchemy and weapon refining based on "feeling". When scientific research thinking collided with the metaphysics of cultivating immortals, Lu Chen did not blindly follow the so-called "great enlightenment", but regarded every ray of spiritual energy as an observable particle, every exercise as an operating program to be analyzed, and every alchemy and weapon refining as a rigorous scientific experiment. He disassembled the ingredients of the elixir and replaced the "elixir sense" with proportional logic, increasing the success rate of alchemy from 30% to 90%; he analyzed the lattice structure of the refining materials and used the principle of force to optimize the forging process, so that ordinary iron can also carry high-level spiritual energy; he went through the sect's collection of books, extracted the energy operation nodes of each method, and used system theory to reconstruct a new set of efficient methods without hidden dangers. When he first entered the sect, he was a loser from the outer sect who had mediocre qualifications and was bullied by others. The disciples of the sect laughed at him for "not understanding the truth and only engaging in heretical practices." But when he used accurately calculated spiritual energy trajectories to defeat the provocateurs, used standardized refined elixirs to crush the disciples of the Alchemy Hall, and used improved magic weapons to break the sect's records, the entire world of immortality was shocked - The so-called cultivation of immortality is never an illusory realization, but a science that can be analyzed, quantified, and optimized.