I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal Chapter 51 - 47 In-Depth Experiments on Emotion Perception

He had just returned from the gym.

It was nearly ti for dinner.

Chen Yun parked the electric bike in the parking area outside the apartnt building.

He didn’t bring a lock and couldn’t be bothered to lock it.

After all, he could use "Transparent World 2.0" at ho to keep an eye on it, paying special attention to his own electric bike.

If anyone dared to steal it,

the mont a battle drum’s bronze hamr suddenly dropped on their head, they would know the consequences.

Taking the elevator, he reached the sixth floor, the topmost level.

Just as he was about to enter his apartnt, the always-on "Transparent World 2.0" keenly captured so noises from next door, at Bai’s house, that were worth his attention.

Chen Yun increased his attention towards Bai’s place.

Everything there beca exceptionally clear.

He saw Bai sitting in the living room, carefully combing his scant hair with a small mirror in hand.

On the table in front of him was a cup of rice wine and a phone on speaker mode, in the middle of a call.

"I’m serious, I really don’t have an interest in shot putting. It’s not like it’s made of gold."

"Hey, don’t lie to , how would I not know I can throw 19.2 ters? You guys really should upgrade your sales tactics."

"I’m not Bai? Then who am I? Your dad? Alright, stop bothering ."

After complaining helplessly a couple of tis,

Bai hung up the phone and blocked the number of the gym that wanted him to learn shot putting.

His face was full of reluctance.

However, he then continued to focus on his freshly dicated diterranean hairstyle.

On the other side of the door, Chen Yun shook his head helplessly.

Clearly,

the shock he had casually delivered by throwing a shot at that training gym had finally settled down.

Chen Yun didn’t think he was showing off.

But that casual, effortless throw had probably caused so trouble for that coach who had practiced for many years.

Actually, he had tried to hold back.

Just that little extra to shut the coach up.

By now, that coach was probably desperately trying to contact him, this peerless genius.

However...

The clever Chen Yun had initially given them Bai’s contact information.

Hence, the current situation unfolded.

Unfortunately, Chen Yun really had no interest in becoming a shot put athlete.

If he truly wanted to be an athlete, he could casually break all those world records.

He could throw a shot right out of the stadium.

Thus, he chose to reject the coach.

Contemplating this, he opened his apartnt door and went in.

Inside, there was no scent of any strangers.

Obviously, it wasn’t every day that so unlucky thieves showed up.

Chen Yun quickly walked to his computer desk.

Looking at the ti, it was 8:30 PM.

There was still so ti until the 9 PM training as scheduled by "Short-term Plan 3.0" to practice "Transparent World 2.0," but he might as well start now.

After all, he had spent quite so ti at the gym today, wasting a lot of the scheduled ti.

Thinking this,

Chen Yun fully deployed "Transparent World 2.0."

The training of senses such as vision, hearing, and sll goes without saying—simply look more, listen more, and sll more.

As usual during training.

The extra spiritual power, however, needed to be divided into roughly three parts for training.

First, it was the perception ability of spiritual power.

He needed to spread his spiritual power across every inch of space in the Transparent World, transmitting even the slightest shape changes back to his brain.

Second, it was the telekinesis ability of spiritual power.

He needed to try to keep a tissue suspended in the air using telekinesis, maintaining its stability throughout the process.

Finally, it was the emotional perception ability of spiritual power.

He needed to sense the emotional fluctuations of all stray cats, dogs, and humans nearby.

These three parts of training would enhance his spiritual power from multiple perspectives.

After training for a long ti,

Chen Yun had so thoughts he needed to record.

The first two training exercises regarding spiritual power were manageable.

One rely needed to keep the perception ability active and sufficiently detailed. The other only required him to constantly watch a tissue and control its stability in the air.

However, training related to emotional perception was different.

There weren’t that many creatures around him to perceive.

He had almost killed all the bugs in the past two days, and there weren’t many stray cats or dogs near his apartnt building.

As for the many humans living in the sa building,

Chen Yun could only feel their emotional fluctuations temporarily, not really trying to conduct more in-depth experints.

He remained curious about how various creatures’ emotional fluctuations behaved under different stimuli.

This could be very useful for him later, to deduce the state of others based on the details of their emotional fluctuations.

But, using humans for such experints was not ideal.

Although Chen Yun felt that he was becoming less and less human, it didn’t an that he viewed innocent lives as worthless.

On the contrary, he considered himself quite a reasonable and easygoing person.

He would definitely reason first. But if reasoning failed, don’t bla him for resorting to physics.

"Perhaps... I should buy so mice?"

After finishing his training in the Transparent World and lying in a chair, Chen Yun couldn’t help but mutter to himself.

Mice are the most widely used experintal animals in scientific experints, extensively used in food, costics, dicine, and biological products for testing safety, toxicity, and efficacy. They are also small pets beloved by children and the elderly in society for many years.

Humans often use mice when they need to conduct various live experints.

Mice offer unmatched advantages for being treated as live experint subjects.

Their low maintenance, breeding, and handling costs, unregulated by legal, psychological, or ethical restrictions, and minor individual differences...

Considering the potentially stimulating experints he wanted to conduct to explore the emotional fluctuations of organisms under different conditions,

Chen Yun felt that using mice was quite appropriate.

He could carry out any stimulating experints with little psychological burden and minimal cost.

Thinking this,

while looking at the ti which already showed 11:30,

Chen Yun took out his old phone from his pocket, plugged in the charger, and began to record while it charged.

[Record Fifteen: 2024.3.13 (Lunar February 4th)]

[1. Changed to a new training thod, high-frequency involuntary muscle tremor, dual exercise for spirit and body, quite effective. Current endurance ti: 9.6 seconds.]

[2. Plan to visit the mouse breeding base tomorrow, to buy mice for more spiritual power tests and experints.]

Compared to his previous records,

Chen Yun no longer used Absolute Standard Push-Ups to indicate his current physical condition.

Instead, it was this so-called muscle tremor.

This was sothing Chen Yun had observed in various fitness thods and muscle functioning techniques at the gym, and he had developed it by combining his own spiritual power and imagination.

This training thod exercised both spiritual power and physical strength.

Even with his strength—nearly capable of carrying a battle drum’s bronze hamr and running a half marathon—he could not last ten seconds.

Due to slow recovery of spiritual power, he could only perform this training three tis a day.

Once each in the morning, afternoon, and evening.

Quick and convenient for recording,

as well as efficient and convenient for exercise.