This Monk Doesn't Talk About Immortal Fate, but Talks About Algorithms

Cheng Mo, a large AI model programmer, traveled to the world of immortality. This world is extremely cruel, and mortal lives are like grass. His only golden finger is a hot brain-computer chip on the back of his head, which houses an AI named Teacher Deepseek. There is no panel, no tasks, no rewards, no connection to the Internet, and it can burn your brain into brain damage if you use it too hard. While others meditated and understood, Cheng Mo dismantled the underlying principles of spiritual power, while others memorized secret manuals. Cheng Mo regarded the exercises as codes, deduced the logic, found bugs, and iterated repeatedly. Spiritual roots and destiny? It's just a probability. Opportunities are hard to come by? Just by deducing it, we know that the elixir is extremely expensive? Cost analysis. The AI ​​follows him to learn and upgrade day by day, and each version of the skills in his hands becomes stronger and stronger. That day, someone invited him to play chess, and Teacher D switched to Alpha Dog mode. "Let me see the dominance of AI on chess." Sitting across from him were the shadows of all the chess masters over the past million years. Once the game is settled, chess is used to enter the path. Until one day, Cheng Mo deduced the truth and figured out a shocking truth! The way of heaven that monks spend their whole lives pursuing is just an iteration of an old version of AI. And he is updating the patch package. "I don't talk about immortality, I talk about algorithms."