Ancestor in Mexico: The Immortal Clan Simulator

After a fatal encounter with a speeding truck, Zhang Wuji finds himself reincarnated in a parallel Earth—specifically, Mexico—and equipped with a strange system: the Cultivation Family Simulator. To his surprise, the offerings left by his descendants during ancestral rites grant him their actual cultivation progress, while any modern-world item he sends back becomes a divine artifact for his clan in the immortal realm. A two-way channel is born, and both worlds begin to shift in unpredictable ways. In the cultivation world, the once-ordinary Zhang family rises through intrigue and bloodshed, evolving from humble commoners into a revered Violet Mansion clan. Meanwhile, on modern Earth, Zhang Wuji starts from his Mexican base, challenging the resurgence of ancient gods and dismantling American global hegemony—all while wielding a bizarre arsenal that blends spiritual practice with earthly science. Heart demons? Prescribe antidepressants. Talisman crafting? Industrial-scale production. Foundational formations? Let his supercomputer AI handle the calculations. When the world's top A-rank supernaturals barely number in the hundreds, and he possesses a Qi-refining method that guarantees steady advancement to that level—and when his own foundation-building allows him to shrug off nuclear strikes and trigger volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and tsunamis at will—he can only sigh: "You really made things hard for me. I never intended to become the ruler of this planet..." A genre-blending saga of cultivation, comedy, and geopolitical chaos, where ancestral duty meets global upheaval.