“The universe is vast and boundless; the Dao is unpredictable.”
Lin Beichen was reborn into a parallel world, and a mysterious and profound voice echoed in his mind. Though he didn't have a system, he unexpectedly discovered his Heaven-Defying Comprehension and could perceive everything at a glance.
“How should I utilize my Heaven-Defying Comprehension?”
Until one rainy day. The deluge poured down, Electric Flash intertwined with Lei Ming, and Lin Beichen gazed out the window in a daze. In that moment, inspiration struck, and his heart resonated with a profound sensation.
He slowly stretched out his hand, opened his palm, and looked toward the thunderous sky. He began to clasp one finger toward the heavens and the earth.
“In this world, there was no Cultivation Method. But since I am here, one should naturally appear!”
“Palm Thunder!”
[ps: A unique protagonist-centered cultivation genre]
Surprisingly fun modern cultivation story!
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I love it, but it's only my opinion doesn't really matter. I like how he becomes a cultivator and honestly everything about it.
The author tried to mix reality with fantasy with a scientific touch but instead of a systemic approach all I saw was relentless incoherent madness. The thoughts are all jumbled. Either there is no clarity of thoughts of the character or the author really absurdly failed to present it properly. Many things could just be simplified to electricity and magnetic fields. When you search truth, you don't "visualize" things you don't know. You question, you research things, add more knowledge. Knowledge brings the clarity. Infinite comprehension? Maybe good but the way of presentation was brain f**king. I am sorry but it's absolutely brain-f**king. It took a huge lot of effort to read up to 20 chapters. Resisting that brain damage. Even quantum mechanics is coherent and systematic than this novel. The Main Character is an absolute Madman. Not some freak with monstrous comprehension. I apologise for the rant but please don't read it for your own mental health.