I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 303 - 219 I won’t be human anymore!_2

Chapter 303: Chapter 219 I won’t be human anymore!_2

Training in spiritual power was rather complex; it had intricate characteristics and functions:

Real-time Information Transmission, 3D perception modeling, perspective (unable to penetrate biological entities), Telekinesis, super visual-range perception, Soul Emergence, Linked Skill: Divine Travel, emotion perception and stimulation, electromagnetic wave perception and decryption, nurturing...

All these abilities required training.

Both Telekinesis and nurturing had been practiced in the morning.

The rest needed to be trained without exception.

Today, Chen Yun focused on training his own electromagnetic waves, or rather, decrypting them.

Last night, while playing with his stick by the sea and training his muscles by swimming, he incidentally used his spiritual power to synchronize with and decrypt a part of a different kind of electromagnetic wave.

The information carried by this electromagnetic wave was markedly different.

He tried to decrypt one of the electromagnetic waves, which was not very encrypted, but since he was mainly busy with physical training last night, he did not complete the decryption work one hundred percent.

This afternoon, after quickly completing the training in other parts of the Transparent World, he began decrypting this different electromagnetic wave with great curiosity.

It’s no wonder he was curious.

In today’s era of digital information, every electromagnetic wave likely contains a vast amount of information, potentially someone’s little secret or something else.

Many people are quite interested in these things.

Thinking, Chen Yun soon had almost completely decrypted the massive amount of information in this electromagnetic wave.

Compared to the broadcast signals he had received in the past, the electromagnetic wave signals he was now receiving contained video information in addition to audio.

Each pixel of color was clearly communicated by the signal data, and every frame’s delicate structure was precisely decoded within the fluctuations of the electromagnetic wave.

This opened up a whole new dimension for Chen Yun, allowing him to catch a glimpse of a colorful, lively world. He felt as though he had traversed the invisible digital sea and stood directly at the source of information, witnessing every story unfold and every emotion revealed.

These new video signals opened up an entirely new perceptual world for Chen Yun.

Video images were imagined in his mind in sync with the decryption process.

Unlike simple audio broadcasts, video signals made the transmission of information more intuitive and rich, as if allowing him to directly peep into events occurring in another space.

This was not merely a simple overlay of images and audio; it was an unprecedented immersive experience that filled him with a desire to explore the stories behind the electromagnetic waves.

The signal he decrypted

originated from an adult program abroad.

It was not a television signal that was legal and compliant for broadcast in the mainland.

But with the detailed data of the video signals, the milky whiteness of snow and the highly impactful images were simulated in his mind.

The specific content was:

One side revolved around a center with two basic points, stimulating consumption to expand domestic demand, and allowing all sources of wealth to flow freely. Deeply implementing the important thought of the ’Three Represents,’ adhering to the strategy of combining ’bringing in’ and ’going out,’ and insisting on the method of working ’from the people, to the people.’

The other side, in order to meet the growing material and cultural needs, enacted new contractionary monetary policies adapted to specific national conditions to relieve inflation, absorbing a large amount of social liquidity, ultimately reaching the peak of the bubble.

The scenes were very explicit and violent.

However, Chen Yun’s inner world was quite undisturbed.

Others needed satellite dishes to receive these signals, but he could see them directly with his "naked eye."

Or more precisely, he used spiritual power to sense the signal, then decrypted it and imagined it in his mind in real-time, a form of advanced fantasizing.

All this made him realize that he had unlocked the ability to peek into the other side of the world.

Compared to once being merely a humanoid radio, he was now also a humanoid satellite dish.

On a path where the unknown and challenges coexisted, he was gradually becoming a more unique Transcendent.

And watching the increasingly intense scenes in his mind,

Chen Yun couldn’t help but ponder a very serious question with undivided concentration.

Without needing any tools, he could transform into a humanoid radio and satellite dish.

His own Evolution was becoming more and more impressive.

But he seemed to be becoming less and less human.

Upon careful consideration,

he would find that in his past evolution, he had gradually abandoned eating, sleeping, breathing, and was moving further and further down the path of becoming non-human.

Considering the principle of evolution through use and disuse,

what would his future be like?

Judging by the current trend, Chen Yun felt he might continue to move further on the path of becoming non-human.

It wasn’t too obvious now,

but in the future, when steel doors evolved to no longer need food and excretion, it would become starkly apparent that his evolution was taking him further away from being human.

After all, if there’s no need for excretion, why keep the steel door at all?

Perhaps it might disappear during some evolution.

That’s not entirely impossible.

The human body isn’t some sort of advanced structure, it would not be strange for it to gradually lose its human form through constant evolution.

Chen Yun could vaguely sense what he might become as he ventured further on the path of evolution after the steel door disappeared.

A body full of tentacles, hardly human?

No, it would be a supreme immortal form, capable of manipulating all things with none its equal!

A body filled with evil eyes, hardly human?

No, they would be wise spiritual eyes, able to see through falsehood and reveal the truth!

Uttering nonsense, hardly human?

No, it would be akin to the chant of the great way, whispering like the Ancient Gods, elusive and misty!

They say I, Chen Yun, have a form not of a human?

Wrong, wrong, wrong!

After all, having become an immortal, how could an immortal look just like a human?

I, Chen Yun, will not be human anymore!

As he indulged in these wild speculations about the possible future, Chen Yun couldn’t help but inhale sharply.

Although rational balance mechanisms quickly calmed him down.

But just the thought of a future where he might, like an Evil God, be covered in tentacles and eyes, with whispers that could madden the mind.

Made him feel rather displeased.

Right now, he wasn’t completely heartless.

He genuinely anticipated nothing about such a future where he might not be human.

But then again, if he considered it from another perspective.

A sense of liberation began to bubble up in Chen Yun’s heart.

Perhaps, the path of the Transcendent was destined to diverge from that of ordinary people, with each transformation stepping toward a higher level of understanding and being.

He wanted to try accepting it, even welcoming the change to some extent—this change was not just physical, but also a bridge linking his soul to the mysteries of the universe.

Perhaps in the future, he would, in a new form transcending human shapes, perceive the deep truths of the universe, becoming a medium between reality and the unknown.

Those abilities that seem eerie are actually his inherent mission, revealing deeper order and harmony in the world.

"Perhaps, I will no longer be human in the traditional sense, but that doesn’t mean I’m a monster,"

"Or even if I were a monster, what does it matter?"

Chen Yun pondered to himself.

He wasn’t that attached to his human identity.

In the process of continual evolution, the part of him that wanted to cling to his original self had already begun to change bit by bit.

However.

By his current aesthetic standards.

Not to mention anything else, a form other than human was indeed somewhat displeasing.

He could be an Evil God.

But he couldn’t be an Evil God with a body full of tentacles, mucus, and eyeballs.

But the problem was...

Although Chen Yun seemed to be able to choose the direction of his evolution, in reality, he could say that he had no influence over its course whatsoever.

Whether he would retain a human form was not up to him.

How the future would unfold, he could only go with the flow.

Chen Yun found a new equilibrium point amidst such self-reflection and struggle.

He realized that although the path of the Transcendent was extraordinary, its core value lay in the pursuit of the universe’s truth and a profound understanding of existence.

Not the weirdness or otherwise of its external form.

Chen Yun decided that since he couldn’t predict or control the specific changes of future forms, he might as well focus on those unchanged cores, namely the growth of wisdom, consciousness, and spirit.

He would focus more on the cultivation within, learning how to better control and utilize his ever-growing strength, while maintaining a peaceful and open heart, ready to welcome any form of self.

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