I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 384 - 255 Departure - Worldly Leisure 2

Chapter 384: Chapter 255 Departure - Worldly Leisure 2

Chen Yun couldn’t help but slow his pace, looking at those lights, a nameless emotion welled up in his heart.

Perhaps, this was the freedom he sought.

The ability to walk as one pleases while also feeling the warmth of human life.

As he pondered, the night grew deeper.

Chen Yun gradually approached a small town.

The town’s tranquility was drastically different from that of the day; the city at night held its unique charm.

When dawn began to break.

And the horizon was gently tinged with pink.

Chen Yun finally arrived at the edge of this small town.

Here, he decided to stop for a while.

Although Chen Yun did not need to rest, he was not intent on constantly moving forward.

Travel, such a journey, was about walking around and looking.

What mattered was not the walking, but the looking.

To look at things the former Chen Yun would never have noticed, to experience things the former Chen Yun probably never had the chance to...

The journey was just beginning, with countless unknowns ahead for him to explore.

Thus, Chen Yun decided to stay in this small town.

Taking advantage of the early morning around four o’clock, he wandered interestedly around every corner of the town.

At this time, the town was not completely silent.

The small breakfast shops had already started to prepare for business, with steaming bamboo steamers and warm lights exuding a cozy atmosphere all around.

And in the many communities.

Numerous garbage trucks also began their collection work.

There were also some environmental cleaners starting to sweep up leaves and rubbish from the roads.

Chen Yun rarely saw the world from this angle.

The former him, after typing away each day, indulged in eating, drinking, and merrymaking, often staying up until two or three in the morning, then sleeping until almost noon.

For him, there was no morning.

But now.

At this time, he truly saw a different scenery.

Chen Yun felt he was not being pretentious.

But he vaguely, genuinely sensed the difference that Evolution brought.

Evolution gave him the capital, the confidence.

To say no to a life he did not like.

To advance toward the life he yearned for.

To embark on a dream, to traverse the world with a sword in hand, and witness its splendor.

So.

The current him could afford not to be busy, simply roaming this mortal world, looking at it from various angles, exploring every corner of it.

As he reflected.

Chen Yun did not indulge in pretension for long.

Instead, an interesting idea he had been mulling over for some time suddenly surfaced in his mind.

He immediately went to a few shops to buy some cloth, then turned around and quickly retraced his steps along the mountain path and through the forests in search of some wooden materials.

When he appeared in the town again.

Time seemed to have hit the fast-forward button, reaching almost ten in the morning. The whole town was bustling with activity.

And Chen Yun, returning here.

Had already changed into a markedly different outfit.

He wore a white robe that wasn’t ostentatious, which he had made himself with the purchased fabric and needle and thread.

Around his neck hung a string of wooden beads, each bead emanating a faint luster, as if embodying some ancient wisdom.

In his hand, he held a wooden stick adorned with various intricate patterns, with a cloth flag at the top inscribed with "Half-Immortal Divine Calculation."

His other hand carried a wooden table and chairs pieced together with mortise and tenon joints.

These Equipments were all crafted by himself during the time he was away from the town.

For him, with nails sharp as knives, Perception Ability like a microscope, precision like a machine tool, and speed surpassing an assembly line, these tasks were actually not difficult.

And now, Chen Yun’s attire immediately brought to mind the image of a sage or Hermit, completely different from the plain and unremarkable image he had before.

That’s right.

Chen Yun planned to cosplay as a fortune-telling Demi Immortal.

In Hua Country, the culture of fortune-telling has a long history, deeply rooted in the nation’s lengthy history and traditional culture.

Fortune-telling, or rather, prediction, is an attempt to foresee or interpret one’s fate, personality traits, future trends, and the opportunities and challenges they may encounter through a series of traditional skills.

In Hua Country, fortune-telling mainly relies on Yi Xue, the theory of Yin Yang and the Five Elements, the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches System, the Eight Trigrams, and other philosophical thoughts related to the universe’s natural laws.

Chen Yun didn’t understand all that mystical stuff.

He only knew that his Super Perception allowed him to really have the impressive ability to know other people’s information, and now with his extra-dimensional sense of smell, it was even more outrageous.

He could easily bamboozle someone with ease.

And now,

Having come to such an unfamiliar small town, it was impossible to encounter any acquaintances.

That was actually the perfect opportunity to masquerade as a fortune-teller, to satisfy some past whims.

With that in mind,

Chen Yun strolled leisurely through the small town’s streets, each step calm and unhurried, as if he had everything around him thoroughly figured out.

With his current attire and temperament,

He was enough to make passing pedestrians take notice.

Occasionally, when someone cast a curious glance, he simply nodded and smiled. That smile, imbued with a hint of mystery and confidence, involuntarily inspired trust in others.

Chen Yun now had both confidence and strength, so naturally, he wasn’t shy.

Social anxiety and the like were completely irrelevant to him.

Or rather, he was no longer socially anxious, he had become a social terror.

After walking assuredly for a while, Chen Yun decisively headed to a small park.

Many pedestrians and various stalls populated the park.

Most of the stalls were selling food, drinks, and entertainment, with only a few fortune-teller stalls.

Chen Yun picked out a little stall in the corner.

It was a spot he had scoped out when wandering through the town early in the morning.

As he moved his belongings over, many people naturally made room for him, even a few of the fortune-telling old men who seemed to be his peers courteously stepped aside.

After all, the one-meter-eight-tall Chen Yun was also carrying solid wooden tables and chairs, which looked somewhat intimidating.

So, Chen Yun quickly settled into the spot he had set his eyes on, first putting down a wooden table.

Then, he placed a few ancient-looking books on it. These were some he had casually bought at an old bookstore on his way.

Besides that, there were some interestingly shaped stones and some herbs, all which he had casually picked and collected while near a mountain road on his return.

Having done all that,

Chen Yun laid out a printed payment code on the table and reclined in his chair to play with his phone.

Soon, a few curious passersby gathered around, attracted by Chen Yun’s unique and mysterious temperament, seemingly eager to hear what this "fortune-teller" had to say.

Clearly,

The increasingly attractive temperament Chen Yun had post-Evolution played an important role in attracting a good deal of attention.

Of course,

It might also be because among the nearby fortune-telling stall owners, he was the freshest face, the youngest, and the least stereotypical of fortune-tellers in the eyes of people.

Seeing the swift interest,

Chen Yun, who was lying down playing on his phone, sat up straight and seriously looked towards the gathering crowd and began to speak,

"Divine Fortune Telling, life is crafted by the heart."

"Scan to pay, ten bucks a pop."

He said to the interested few before him as if reciting a rhyme.

Fortune-telling was a hobby, he just wanted to have some fun.

As for charging, that was purely to seem not too different from ordinary people—it wasn’t about making money.

"How do you tell fortunes?"

"Do you need one’s birth chart or should we write something or perhaps have our bones felt?"

Among the group of passersby,

A particularly curious young man plopped down on the chair prepared by Chen Yun, facing him.

Hua Country people are no strangers to fortune-telling.

So even though the young man had never had his fortune told, he inquired smoothly and familiarly.

"No need for that."

Chen Yun shook his head.

He didn’t need all that hassle. He just had to use his abnormal Perception Ability.

Thinking this, he looked at the man before him and focused slightly.

In that moment,

Countless subtle details began to flood into his Super Perception, then in his brain, they aggregated into a myriad of information.

Sight, smell, hearing, and spiritual power came together—the level of understanding Chen Yun had of the man before him soared.

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