Asked Academy: Died at 3:30 in the Morning

Programmer Su Xuanzhou died suddenly next to his workstation at 3:30 in the morning. When he woke up again, he was already on an uninhabited island, wearing a coarse linen clothes that did not belong to him. There was no cheat (undiscovered) prompt, no system panel popping up to tell him what to do. He only has one pair of hands, a functioning brain, and twenty-eight years of life experience. He spent seven years building a life from scratch on a desert island: finding water, making fire, growing vegetables, raising chickens, making paper, and recording. He used an engineer's method to dismantle every survival problem, and used modern thinking to build a human civilization on this primitive land. In the seventh year, he rescued a girl floating from the sea. Then he left the desert island and entered a world of immortality cultivation where sects monopolized skills, clans monopolized bloodlines, and plutocrats monopolized resources. In this world, the low-level monks are not even qualified to teach themselves. Mortals are just cut grass after grass. Su Xuanzhou did something that everyone thought was crazy: he opened an academy and taught cultivation to anyone who wanted to learn. No tuition fees. No matter where you come from. Don't ask where you came from. He called it "Questioning Academy".