I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 314 - 225: The Man with His Own BGM

April 26th, a mundane morning.

With the arrival of Friday, marking the end of the week’s work or academic pursuits, Chen Yun also began his daily routine for the new day.

Chen Yun sat on a bench in the courtyard, quietly reflecting on his experiences over the past few days.

Since the ninth Evolution event on April 23rd, ti had passed like a white steed flitting past a crack, quietly slipping away night after night.

Every day was a continuation of exploring the unknown and a challenge to the boundaries of his own abilities.

During these days,

When the first ray of sunlight pierced through the clouds and lit up the world, Chen Yun would start practicing with the Wooden Swords moved by his mind power in a predetermined manner.

This practice was not only an exercise of his abilities but also a polishing of his will and spiritual power.

At the sa ti, the experintation with the giant bone snake fish and the daily underwater exercises never ceased.

As for the experints with the giant bone snake fish,

No obvious abnormal changes had been discovered through these days of experintation.

This research,

Driven not only by curiosity but also by a desire to delve deeper into the mysteries of life.

After continuous observation and testing, the giant bone snake fish did not show any breakthrough progress; besides becoming more lively, its limit for absorbing Life Force remained steady at 11 seconds, and there was no increase in weight or strength.

The most significant change in its behavior was the increasing excitent and activity during the Life Force infusion process.

This state of excitent would stop climbing after reaching a saturation point.

Although this phenonon was eye-catching, it also hinted at a certain stable equilibrium, rather than the radical change or quality leap that was hoped for.

There was no sudden qualitative change.

During this ti, Chen Yun did not feel discouraged. He knew all too well that the path of scientific exploration is always full of twists and setbacks, and every experint, successful or not, is a step towards the truth.

In this period, Chen Yun tried adjusting the experintal variables.

He not only recorded the environntal conditions when the giant bone snake fish absorbed Life Force, such as water temperature, salinity, light intensity, but also experinted with infusing Life Force at different tis of the day, and even introduced trace amounts of various minerals and nutrients, in an attempt to find factors that might affect the efficiency of absorption.

Simultaneously, he began to delve into the biological characteristics of the giant bone snake fish, consulting a large number of relevant docunts, hoping to find theoretical support.

However, in these days of observation and experintation.

No conclusions could be drawn yet.

True qualitative change actually requires the accumulation of ti, the maturity of conditions, and countless trials and failures.

Chen Yun was in no hurry.

As for the daily underwater exercises he persisted in, there had also been considerable progress recently.

Since the ninth Evolution,

Chen Yun found that he was growing stronger at an exceptionally fast rate.

Compared to the previous rate of increasing 2-3 tons of strength a day, now he could increase by five tons daily.

In yesterday evening’s fifty-eighth record, his own strength had reached 110 tons, indicating a clear acceleration in his progress.

From before,

The effects of his daily training had improved a lot.

This was a rather good piece of news.

It ant that he would have an easier journey towards reaching the level where "one punch to calm the storm" was possible.

His path to possessing tens of thousands of tons of strength, able to wield cruisers as weapons at will, seed not so distant anymore.

In addition, these days’ routine had also added specialized training for the new Dream Entry Ability.

This new training item, added to his short-term plan 9.0, gave a distinctly different feel to the training process.

It was not about sweating from serious exertion.

Nor was it about the fatigue from busy ntal efforts.

Combined with the ti ratio of 60:1 between dreams and reality, and his whimsical abilities in the dreams.

The Dream Entry training process was a much more fantastical and prolonged peculiar experience.

In dreams, theoretically, Chen Yun could freely simulate various extre environnts and battle scenarios, unfettered by the laws of physics in reality.

This sounded fun but also quite useless.

Everything created in his dreams was based on his cognition and would not exceed it.

He could fight against Martial Artists, but this wouldn’t lead to an unprecedented refinent and innovation of his Skills.

The Martial Artists he could create were those he had already observed and learned the techniques from, and he couldn’t learn anything new from them.

He could imrse himself in the turmoil of the Universe, experiencing severe gravitational fluctuations.

But these false gravitational changes that acted on the Spiritual Body had no training effect whatsoever.

He tried combining Telekinesis with the real world in his dreams, pre-enacting potential practical applications.

But such cross-domain fusion attempts were difficult within the domain of dreams—he couldn’t create a place indistinguishable from the real world.

The so-called techniques of using Telekinesis trained here were baseless imaginations, vastly different from the situations in the real world.

Since what Chen Yun could manifest through changes was only what he understood in reality, he couldn’t apply the experiences summarized in the dreams to real life.

All of the training in dreams was sothing he already knew how to do in reality.

So,

Using dreams as a testing and training ground turned out to be a lost cause.

These days, Chen Yun’s training with the Dream Entry Ability was more about improving proficiency in entering dreams and manipulating dreamscapes within them.