I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 441 - 283 Thunder Aids Me!

May 11 was supposed to be a Saturday.

But because of the shift system that was implented during the May Day holiday, today was still a workday for most people.

Xi’an awakened in the first light of dawn.

The contours of the city gradually beca clear within the light mist, the horizon brushed with a gentle orange, and the ancient city walls seed as if gilded.

As the sun slowly rose, the city filled with the scent of life.

On the street corners, breakfast vendors had already begun bustling about. Steaming buns, fried dough sticks, and various types of noodles released tempting aromas. Commuters hurried by, so holding a cup of soy milk or spicy soup, rushing to the bus stations or subway entrances, embarking on their new day’s work journey.

On this ordinary day,

there was nothing unusual in Xi’an.

Unnoticed by anyone,

Chen Yun, who hadn’t been captured by any surveillance caras and was seldom rembered by passersby, had set out early on his journey to leave Xi’an.

Those in Xi’an who had briefly t Chen Yun didn’t know he was leaving.

The army, searching without knowing they were searching for Chen Yun, also didn’t know he had left.

Chen Yun did not belong to any place.

He was like a breeze, roaming in search of landscapes he had never touched before.

His character led him, always with a curious heart, to explore the unknown world.

After leaving Xi’an,

he headed north where the terrain gradually beca rugged.

The unique topography of the Loess Plateau began to reveal itself.

This area had once been one of the cradles of Huaxia civilization, with profound historical significance.

Chen Yun was full of curiosity about this land; he wanted to witness for himself the stories he had read about in books and to experience the scenes from ancient legends.

This ti, his destination was the Loess Plateau and the Huang He in the northern part of Hua Country. On his journey north, these two places were absolutely unmissable.

The Loess Plateau was famous for its unique geomorphological features. This vast area covered parts of Shanxi, Gansu, and Ningxia.

Characterized by a thick layer of loess, it ford a series of spectacular gullies and ridges.

These landscapes held not only geographical importance but also rich cultural and historical significance. Ancient ancestors had cultivated this land, creating brilliant cultural legacies, such as the painted pottery culture, and historic relics from the tis of COVID, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties.

The Huang He, the mother river of Hua Country, was also an important symbol of the Chinese Nation. It twisted and turned, flowing through the Loess Plateau and bringing fertile soil, nourishing generations of people.

Chen Yun’s heart filled with anticipation.

He imagined standing on the Loess Plateau, with millennia-old loess beneath his feet and the ceaseless flow of the Huang He before his eyes.

Such a sight was not just a visual shock but also a stirring of the soul.

Before going to see these main attractions,

he had sothing else to do.

It was quite a bold idea.

Actually, ever since Chen Yun arrived in Xi’an and discovered the ability to `Controlling Thunder with Thunder,` he had been ready to embark on this venture.

Just because it was too conspicuous,

he had never done it in the city of Xi’an.

This so-called crazy idea was actually about using the ability of `Controlling Thunder with Thunder` to let natural heavenly thunder strike him from the nine heavens.

He wasn’t seeking to get hurt.

Rather, he wanted to try using heavenly thunder for body refinent.

His previously researched `Body Refining Technique·Self-Research Version` had confird that the involvent of thunder’s power enhanced the effect of body training.

So, after discovering he could control thunder,

he beca even more curious about what it would feel like to be struck by heavenly thunder.

This sensation was like a person who had just fallen in love with smoking fireworks, only to find out he might be able to get Big Ivan to smoke.

At that mont,

the urge to try smoking Big Ivan was irresistible.

Compared to his own thunder,

The natural thunder not only had more power but also didn’t require much effort from him.

Just give a slight location to the stormy clouds.

And then, like magic, free lightning would pour down.

He could have tried this idea in Xi’an, but doing so would have drawn too much attention.

A few flashes of lightning might have been overlooked.

But continually having lightning bombard a person, who remained unhard,

that would imdiately make headline news.

Given the rate of information spread in today’s world, it probably wouldn’t take half a day for the whole world to know about his superhuman existence.

Of course, if authorities intervened in ti, it might be possible to blockade the news.

Even so,

the commotion caused during his thunder refining would certainly not be minor.

After all, it was Xi’an, a city with over thirteen dynastic histories.

If possible, Chen Yun naturally didn’t want to cause too much man-made destruction in this place, abundant in history and culture.

But all in all,

Chen Yun still did not want to be too conspicuous.

So,

Chen Yun also left Xi’an early this morning and did not prepare to try out this idea until he reached an uninhabited mountain area.

This was a secluded mountain region,

enveloped in a primitive and desolate atmosphere.

Here, at the edge of the Loess Plateau, the undulating hills and gullies intertwined, creating a unique landscape.