Taiji Divination: I Use Scientific Formulas to Prove Eternal Life

In The Grand Calculations of Taiyi, genius physicist Lin Mo opens his eyes to find himself in the Xuanhuang Realm, in Qingyun City, as the Lin family’s third young master, a good-for-nothing born with a useless spirit root. To make matters worse, the eldest daughter of the Su family publicly breaks off their engagement. But beneath the teardrop mole at the corner of his left eye lies a secret even he has yet to understand. She breaks off the engagement? Using the physics of diffusion and changes of state, he exposes the flaws in her spiritual energy fluctuations in just three sentences. A useless spirit root? He uses condensation to turn gaseous spiritual energy into liquid, leaving so-called geniuses in the dust. A wind blade comes flying? He draws on the dispersive principles of the Xun trigram to turn its force against it, shattering it with one finger. Lin Mo discovers that the cultivation arts, formations, and alchemy of this world can all be analyzed through three layers of logic: science, the Book of Changes, and mathematics. Fire techniques conceal thermodynamics, ice techniques are based on molecular motion, poison techniques can be analyzed at the molecular level, and formations are spatial geometry. And his innate connection to the Boundary Sea is tied to an ancient secret involving the convergence of the Xuanhuang Realm and the Arcane Continent. From Qi Refining to ascension, he uses knowledge to deliver one face-slapping moment after another, while meeting five women fated to cross his path: the proud Su Wanqing, who broke off their engagement; the aloof half-demon Bai Li; the genius mage Yi Li; the demon princess Ye Tong; and Su Huan Zhen, a remnant soul from the Boundary Sea.