I Build a Spaceship in the World of Gaowu

Lin Chen, chief engineer of the Interstellar Federation, drove the starship "Dawn" through the wormhole and fell into a world of immortal cultivation called Cangxuan Continent. The starship sank 30,000 meters deep into the sea and ran out of energy, leaving only about 120 energy reserves for clone regeneration; his rescue capsule successfully ejected carrying a nano-3D printer and engineering AI. He is immortal - his consciousness can be backed up to the spacecraft host in real time through the chip in his brain, and he can be reborn in the cloning cabin after his body is destroyed. But every death overdraws an energy ledger measured in tens of thousands of years. In this crisis-ridden world, he only has twenty-four lives. When the immortal cultivators were flying with their swords and the talisman formations were rampant, Lin Chen turned on his nanoprinter - using an alloy dagger to cut out the gaps in the third-grade magic weapon, using the piezoelectric spiritual stone mine in the waste pile to convert the spiritual stones into electrical energy, and using scientific principles to solve the "unsolved mysteries" of the immortal world. He met Mu Qinghan, the third daughter of the Mu family in Shuangzhou who had escaped from marriage - a foundation-building swordsman who could kill monsters with an ice sword, and was also his first trading partner in this continent. The two of them each had their own needs and hit it off immediately: she helped him understand the world and collect spiritual stones, and he helped her "stand firm" so that the clan that was chasing her would never dare to touch her again. When technology collides with immortality, who is the real "Tao"?