Jiang Ci woke up as a stone on a riverbank in a Jiangnan water town. Unable to move or speak, he could only watch helplessly as the Immortal Sect recruited students, a flood of them streaming in. He thought his life as a stone was hopeless, relying on absorbing meager earth energy to survive eternity. Then, a mysterious yellow stone seal inexplicably appeared in his sea of ​​consciousness: [Stage: One] [Feature: Generate Wealth from the Earth (Autonomously Absorb the Energy of the Earth Spirit (Earth Veins))] This divine seal, which empowers one simply by lying down, arrived just in time! Even more amazingly, a blue-robed Taoist from the Daiyue Sect rolled up his sleeves and said, "I know you possess spiritual energy. Follow me back to the mountain." Wait! Are the Immortal Sect's admissions criteria so broad? Even stones are acceptable? From then on, the Daiyue Sect gained a disciple with a unique artistic style. Others fly with swords, but he... rolls? Others refine elixirs and draw talismans, but he... basks in the sun and absorbs earth energy? Watch how a stone, lying flat on its back, absorbs spiritual energy with the "Earth God" seal...

Lin Yang never imagined he'd travel to the world of Monster Hunter, let alone become a subspecies of Thunderwolf, a Hellwolf. Luckily, Lin Yang had a cheat code, a system where defeating powerful enemies grants effort points and extracts Pokémon's abilities and skills. [Super Strength: Strikes the enemy with power beyond its limits] [Thunder Fist: Strikes the enemy with a fist filled with lightning, inflicting paralysis] [Dragon Fury: Unleashes a powerful dragon-attribute light wave, inflicting a dragon-attribute ailment] [Thunder: Summons a violent thunderbolt to attack the enemy, inflicting a lightning-attribute ailment] [Roar: Emits a roar-like roar, causing weaker enemies to lose their will to fight and flee, or even faint] […] [Hercules: Gain double strength] [Levitation: Gain the ability to fly...]

Since childhood, I've pondered the question: How was the universe created? How will it end? Now, having witnessed firsthand the disruption to Earth's ecological balance caused by human activity, I'm wondering: In the future, as science advances, will humanity's conquest of the universe also disrupt its ecological balance?