I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 556 - 336: The Looks of All Beings (Part 1)

Chapter 556: Chapter 336: The Looks of All Beings (Part 1)

After everything had ended,

the vast majority of people around the world were unaware that they had narrowly escaped a brush with Ghost Gate.

Eight billion people had nearly been restarted along with some greedy individuals.

In their perception, the world operated as usual, as if nothing unusual had happened.

The hustle and bustle of cities remained unchanged.

Office workers squeezed into subway stations in the morning, children bounded to school with their backpacks, and businessmen continued to keep an eye on changes in the stock market, as if nothing had changed.

The cries of street vendors and the aroma from coffee shops, the elderly exercising in parks—these everyday scenes persisted undisturbed, with no one noticing the underlying turmoil.

Yet subtly, changes were occurring.

A segment of financial magnates who had once manipulated the market suddenly vanished without a trace, and their disappearance was subject to various speculations.

Some said they retired from worldly society due to health issues, while others believed they were caught in undisclosed political conflicts, and some even speculated they were punished by some mysterious force.

However, no matter how much outsiders speculated, these once-dominant figures seemed to have evaporated from the face of the earth.

With their disappearance, subtle changes indeed emerged in the market.

Resources previously monopolized by these now-gone individuals surprisingly weren’t snapped up by other major players but gradually opened up to small and medium enterprises, leading to fairer competition and a blossoming of variety.

Many small businesses previously suppressed by larger corporations now had the opportunity to breathe and grow.

In the political domain, some long-standing politicians no longer appeared in the public eye, replaced by younger and more reform-minded faces.

These new leaders implemented a series of policies aimed at reducing corruption, improving government efficiency, and enhancing social welfare.

Though changes were likely to be slow, the social atmosphere was gradually being improved by them.

There were also positive signs in environmental protection. Entrepreneurs who had previously ignored ecological concerns for profit either changed their business strategies or exited the stage entirely.

Particularly, groups targeting wildlife faced severe crackdowns.

Consequently, environmental projects received unprecedented attention and support; many regions began implementing green energy plans, and air quality noticeably improved.

The concept of wildlife conservation became more deeply ingrained in various regions.

However, these changes were not conspicuous.

They mostly influenced people’s lives quietly and subtly.

Ordinary people might only feel that life had recently become a bit more comfortable.

But as to why they felt this way, they couldn’t provide a precise answer.

Slightly influential individuals also vaguely noticed some minor changes across society but did not know the direct or underlying causes.

They had an inkling that something was amiss, yet they couldn’t articulate exactly what.

They could only subtly sense through shifts in the market and minor political adjustments that something had indeed happened.

But if they wished to probe deeper,

they knew nothing.

After all, even to acknowledge Chen Yun’s existence, one had to consider whether one was worthy.

More powerful forces did know that all this was due to a number of significant figures falling.

But those who were unaware of Chen Yun’s existence couldn’t understand why these entrenched leaders had fallen, let alone comprehend why their vacated resources hadn’t been divided but were actually used to benefit society.

Thus, under the seemingly calm facade of the world, a revolution without gunfire was subtly underway.

And behind all this, only a few knew: the real turning point was the cascading effect brought about by the appearance of a Superhuman.

This Superhuman had directly eliminated some authorities controlling vast resources, inevitably leading to a reshuffle.

But it also precisely because of his existence,

that when these authorities fell, their resources were not quickly swallowed by other major players but instead returned to society.

All this deterrent was brought about by Chen Yun’s presence.

No one dared to meddle with what could theoretically be considered Chen Yun’s spoils of war.

Finally, under Chen Yun’s guidance, these fallen authorities’ resources were redistributed to benefit society—while not thoroughly reshuffling the social structure, it certainly stimulated a significant amount of vitality.

Following this,

the results naturally led to a clearing of malpractices across various sectors, and ordinary people felt their lives improving.

Because it was Chen Yun’s will,

the three Superpowers also spared no effort in using the resources of those who had fallen, investing considerable amounts of their own as well.

Chen Yun did not focus on these details.

He only knew that he wanted:

to achieve an improvement in the quality of life for the public and an enhancement of the overall social atmosphere.

To allow industries previously dominated by large corporations to start facing new competitors, accelerating societal development through innovation and technological advancement.

Against such a backdrop, people would gradually get accustomed to a more just and transparent social environment.

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