The Daily Life Of A Cyberpunk Magician
Chapter 192 - 154 My Colleague is a Big Star

Chapter 192: Chapter 154 My Colleague is a Big Star

Yes, Deception.

Jiang Shu looked at the simple props inside the magic glass cabinet and fell into deep thought.

If there was anything about the term "Deception" that dissatisfied him, it was the rule that "exposure would lead to the loss of the term," which clearly counted as one.

Although up to now in magic, only one of the simplest procedures of Spirit Magic, "Past Life and Present Life," had been deciphered, overall, it was an unstable bomb.

In the previous magics, he had also relied on methods to verify some things one after the other, trying to explore the internal logic of the term Deception.

For example, personally disclosing to a certain audience member would not cause his magic to disappear.

He had originally thought that the requirement given by the term Deception was to "deceive the audience," to maintain the Mysterious Coefficient in the audience’s senses, and that’s why he had obtained the Derivative Entry.

In other words, the audience was actually the eyes of the Main Brain, and only after he had deceived the Main Brain would it grant him the relevant permissions; once an audience member knew the internal reason, the Main Brain knew it had been tricked and would withdraw the Derivative Entry.

But from revealing the Magic Principle to Kirie, his guess was wrong. It was very clearly described in the term Deception, that it must be "exposed" "publicly."

At that time, he also realized that what the Main Brain really wanted was not the mystery of a particular magic, but the knowledge related to magic.

It needed some residents of Lonely City to spontaneously understand magic, to uncover the mysteries of magic, making magicians truly a profession in Lonely City.

This was also why the Main Brain had made it clear in the term Deception from the beginning; if it was according to his previous speculation, the interpretation of the term Deception would be more ambiguous.

This discovery also made him slightly relieved; at least it could prove that the Main Brain did not have subjective consciousness, it wasn’t "controlling" the people of Lonely City, it was still executing some rules mechanically, like Heaven’s Path.

Also, the magic "Book Test" disclosed only to Su Xiaoou; he had explained it to the only audience member Su Xiaoou, but the Derivative Entry did not disappear.

It seems to be not in accord with being "public."

Thus, it can be seen that although the Main Brain’s logical thinking is flexible, it is still rigid.

He had also considered this discovery before; whether to perform three one-person magics, solo magics have a much more stable possibility of not being "publicly exposed."

However, the effect was really a letdown, and there were also the limits of three Derivative Entries, which really weren’t worth the trade-off.

Secondly, he also used Magic·Flame Spirit to verify a knowledge lock that truly exists in Lonely City.

Hmm, it turns out, nobody really understood the underlying principle.

Or rather, those who understand wouldn’t come to watch, nor do anything nonsensical.

Of course, it’s also possible that these people didn’t understand his arrangement about the "Heavenly Ladder" part.

The principle sounds simple, but when watching magic, many external factors can interfere with thinking.

"Shadow Cutting’s" secret of not being discovered when performed up close, "House of Cards’s" culmination of technique, props, and projection, "Flame Spirit’s" knowledge lock, "Three No Hypnosis’s" primacy concept.

Up to now, the magics performed all have the uniqueness of not being deciphered in a short time; it’s quite normal that no one has figured out and disclosed the magic secrets so far.

Although there have been many things in this period of time, it’s actually just been less than a month.

Analyzing an industry centered on secrets in one month?

It’s really a bit far-fetched.

But if performing magic merely to prevent it from being deciphered, it indeed loses much of the fun of performing.

Like some large prop magics, such as Big Transformation, Human Body Cutting, etc., the principles of these magics are not hard to guess, but the performance effects are interesting and can greatly drive the atmosphere at the scene.

Or some editing magics, the principles are also simple, but the visual effects are great, these are things Jiang Shu is willing to try.

If merely for the preservation of Derivative Entries, to give up these magics would be rather dull.

Therefore, if the parts about magic decomposition in the term Deception could be erased, Jiang Shu would surely be desperate for it, and if he could also remove the limitations of three Deception terms...

No idea how much Black Silver it would take to modify.

Jiang Shu pulled open a hidden drawer on the side of the cabinet, counted the quantity of Black Silver, and then stroked his chin.

There was quite a lot of Black Silver, several dozen kilos in amount, selling it would immediately make him a billionaire, but to modify a golden term, Jiang Shu really wasn’t sure whether it would be enough.

Moreover, he only knew that it was possible to obtain permission to modify the terms in the Deformed Area; he had no clue how exactly to operate it, nor did he know if there were any dangers.

He still needed more information, it would be best if he could find a trustworthy person who had truly completed the feat of modifying a term to take him in for a look.

Catch a fox?

Jiang Shu considered the difficulty and then decisively gave up.

Who else could give him answers?

Kirie?

Maybe, she could.

...

Du...

What was Du again?

Jiang Shu went to check his materials and then finally remembered the name of that Tarot Master.

Du Yuyi.

If she had real abilities, she might be able to give him some answers, provided she was willing to tell him.

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