Cultivation? I'm Just Fixing Human Bugs

This book is a positive and negative light comedy about cultivating immortality. It has no negative values ​​​​and no decadent orientation. The core theme is: rejecting blind and inefficient diligence, and advocating regular cognition and scientific advancement. The protagonist Lin Mo awakens the human body's error correction system after traveling through time, and discovers that there are underlying logical flaws in this world's eternal cultivation system: Traditional monks rely on forced vomiting, toiling day and night, and obsessing over victory, which is a blind act that violates the laws of the human body. It may seem that one is advancing diligently, but in fact, one is constantly accumulating hidden dangers in both the physical body and the Taoist mind. The heavier the obsession and the more intense the hard work, the greater the probability of overturning and falling. The protagonist abandons the world's erroneous involution and asceticism, relies on the systematic analysis of the rules of heaven and earth practice, practices the unique "True Interpretation of Self-balance of Ten Thousand Orders", and follows the correct path of practice that is sequential, error-correcting, self-consistent, and perfect.