I Turned Cultivation Into an Open-Source Project

On his third day of unemployment, film art designer Lin Yan asked an AI: "How can I cultivate immortality?" The AI sent him a set of blueprints. After two all-nighters, the girl he built from discarded props opened her eyes and took his hand. She had body heat, could breathe, and could even cultivate with him. Lin Yan thought he had finally hit the jackpot, until he saw a job posting— [Taixuan Sword Sect is hiring formation engineers: Qi Refining Level 3 and above, chip project experience preferred.] It turned out that the major mountain sects had long established research institutes, hoarding chips and competing for computing power. Even programmers had become scarce talent. And what he had obtained was actually the introductory teaching version from twenty-seven years ago. Fortunately, this old system had a special function: it could turn the formation diagrams locked by the immortal sects into editable files. Can't understand it? Learn. Materials expensive? Make them yourself. Not strong enough? Train with the team! An AI girl, an unemployed programmer, and a tech female CEO who came with funding—starting from the first prototype in a rented apartment, they turned a small workshop into a new mountain sect. Until one day, the major sects came together. "Fellow Daoist Lin, we can sell you chips, and we can negotiate talent." "That foundation-building technique of yours... can you please stop updating it for free?" — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: I Turned Cultivation Into an Open-Source Project — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠