Seeking the Dao Across Three Thousand Worlds

In his previous life, Lin Yuan was a construction worker. He unearthed a blank ancient book, then died in a landslide. After transmigrating, he woke up bound at a sacrificial altar, with a book called the Daoist Canon in his mind. The book had one rule: exchange knowledge for supernatural abilities. Newton’s three laws of motion → the Way of Force, granting an initial ability. The laws of thermodynamics → the Way of Fire, unlocking special powers. Electromagnetism → the Way of Thunder, granting control over the weather. The sects monopolized the path to immortality, treating ordinary people like ants. The Bureau of Science and Technology secretly developed nuclear weapons, hoping to counter the supernatural. But Lin Yuan had a different idea: turn cultivation into a textbook so everyone could learn it. The sects: This man must be killed. The Bureau of Science and Technology: We must recruit him. His master asked him: What do you seek? Lin Yuan replied: I seek the Dao, nothing more. If I hear the Dao in the morning, I can die content that evening.