EvilisMyNature

Liu Xin had just transmigrated into the body of a pitiful cultivator who had not only been expelled due to a small accident but had also been killed by his own clansmen.

Liu Xin, who had just bought his new computer, was really furious as he didn't get the chance to use it.

But just after a moment of transmigration, he found out that his computer had transmigrated with him and had become his system.

[Cultivation PC]
[Motherboard: Liu Xin (Lower Qi Refining Level)]
[Processor: Divine Sense (1 GHz)]
[Operating System: Dantian {CultivateOS} (Version 1.0)]
[RAM: Perception (128 MB)]
[Storage: Sea of Consciousness (256 MB)]
[Graphics Card: Spiritual Perspective (Integrated 1.0)]
[Sound Card: Divine Hearing (Integrated 1.0)]
[Network Card: Data Processing (Integrated 1.0)]
[Software: 5]

...

He went to the cultivation store.

[Spiritual Palm (2 MB)]
[Origin Breathing (10 MB)]
...

At the alchemy store.

[100 Ways to Refine a Pill (4 MB)]
[Alchemy for Beginners (2 MB)]

At the forging and array store.

[Guide to Forge a Weapon...]
[Basic Knowledge about Arrays...]

...

Downloading cultivation, array, and forging data didn't take long for him to be perfect at his realm, with a wide collection of techniques.

Talent in forging? Talent in martial arts? Talent in alchemy? Talent in arrays?

What? Do I need talent if all the data is deeply imprinted in my soul?!

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Cultivation PC: I Became Stronger By Downloading and Installing Data

After an hour, Dong Yu stopped crying and had no choice but to sit beside Liu Xin.

Liu Xin frowned as the names on the paper continued to disappear. With no other option, he made up his mind to enter the building.

"I will go inside the building," Liu Xin declared as he stood up. Dong Yu didn't utter a single word and followed him.

Liu Xin paid no mind to her and entered the right building. The moment he stepped inside, his vision distorted. However, in the next moment, he found himself standing in a vast room.

Numerous pillars dotted the space, and at the far end of the room stood a large statue of a faceless human figure.

There was no door except for the one behind him, serving as both an entrance and an exit. The room lacked windows, yet it was brightly illuminated without any apparent light source.

Xu Cheng