I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 257 - 197 Do Whatever You Want

April 17, early morning at 7:00.

After saying goodbye to Abba Lerner, Chen Yun lay in the mountain villa arranged for him for a while.

He didn’t need sleep; naturally, he wasn’t resting but was preparing the other four gold tal fragnts to be used as Life and Death Talismans while experinting further with his "nurturing" ability on the plants in the villa.

It must be said,

under circumstances where his defenses were hardly breached, the nurturing ability, although not very useful to himself, was definitely not a useless ability.

Its effects were quite formidable.

Not only did it work on animals, but Chen Yun had also done experints on the nurous flowers and green plants in the villa and found its nurturing effects to be unexpectedly powerful.

The nurturing ability, capable of speeding up the recovery of animal injuries, could significantly enhance the Life Force provided to plants.

The plants were so nurtured that their Life Force seed to spill out.

Plant growth, flowering, and fruiting require all-around nutritional support, which consists of elents such as carbon (C), hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K).

These elents are the principal components of plant structures and are vital to their growth and developnt; for instance, nitrogen promotes the formation of chlorophyll and protein synthesis, phosphorus participates in energy transfer and nucleic acid synthesis, and potassium affects plant water balance, stomatal regulation, and enzy activation.

In addition to these, there are calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg), and sulfur (S). These elents play an important role in supporting plant structure, photosynthesis, and protein synthesis.

Last but not least, there are iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), molybdenum (Mo), boron (B), and chlorine (Cl). Although plants require these elents in smaller quantities, their functions are indispensable, such as iron’s involvent in the electron transport chain during photosynthesis, boron’s influence on the developnt of reproductive organs and the stability of the cell wall, and zinc as a cofactor for enzys.

For plants to grow normally, flower, and bear fruit, all the aforentioned nutrients must be present in the proper ratio. A deficiency of any one of these elents could lead to slow growth, a diseased state, or decreased yield. For example, a lack of nitrogen can cause the leaves to yellow, phosphorus deficiency affects the formation of flowers and fruit, potassium deficiency reduces plant stress resistance, and trace elent deficiencies can cause specific deficiency symptoms.

But at this mont, Life Force seed like an all-encompassing energy,

allowing the plants to gain a massive amount of nutrients out of thin air.

Each of them was flowering and fruiting out of season at a speed barely visible to the naked eye, completely beyond the conventional scientific understanding.

Everything required for growth was fully replenished by the Life Force brought by the nurturing ability, which was utterly irrational.

With this ability, Chen Yun found that he could ripen several people’s worth of food out of thin air every day. Yet, all he consud was his spiritual power, which could be continuously replenished.

Whether this energy conford to the law of conservation of energy or not, he did not know, and it was highly unlikely that anything could be researched with the current level of human science.

He only knew that this ability might possibly make everyone around him rise to greatness.

According to his speculation,

the consistent use of the "nurturing" ability on other living beings could likely have a certain degree of life-prolonging effects.

After all, Life Force, an all-powerful energy, seed not surprising at all in what it could achieve.

However, current experint samples and ti were still limited, so this possibility couldn’t be confird.

Judging from the tankful of fish that had died for the sake of experintation, one could say that the nurturing ability was not yet strong enough and needed to evolve several more tis.

After pondering for so ti, and once the four Life and Death Talisman gold tal fragnts were fully patina and sacrificially refined, Chen Yun left Laoag at about 7:30 in the morning, heading to four other nearby cities.

According to his plan, he had to raise five moderately sized dogs in the Philippines, having them cause chaos within the Philippine territory from ti to ti. Besides Abba Lerner, he naturally needed four more.

And because of Abba Lerner’s insider information, the subsequent journey to the four cities went smoothly.

Absolute strength was enough to shred the vast majority of those who deed themselves powerful.

In dealing with these future subordinates, Chen Yun simply used his spiritual power to knock them out by force.

He then directly found their leaders, implanted a wave of Life and Death Talismans in them, and accompanied it with a wave of ntal brainwashing.

The whole process wasn’t complicated at all.

Three of them were easily taken down without incident.

Even if they had private ard forces, they were rely subjected to a crushing defeat in the presence of Chen Yun, with no difference in the outco.

Even if they were ard, they were ordinary people in the realm of spirit, equally susceptible to being instantly knocked out by Chen Yun’s spiritual power.

Even while engaging in such business,

Chen Yun still had ti to eat, drink, and be rry along the way, experiencing a different culture from his own country.

However, when he arrived at the last location in the afternoon,

he couldn’t help but move a little as he discovered soone hiding in a flour factory, engaging in various sordid and seedy acts.

Chen Yun was not any sort of moral saint.

Nor did he aspire to be a moral saint in the future.

Otherwise, he might later beco soone whose evils were perceived by the Transparent World, and would have to ponder whether to intervene in various situations or not.

It was just that after seeing certain behaviors, he still inevitably felt so displeasure.