I will become the Demon Immortal known to the whole world
Chapter 311 - 3 The Feeling of Reality, the Familiar Sensation

Chapter 311: Chapter 3 The Feeling of Reality, the Familiar Sensation

’Taiji Era?’

Liang Hui muttered in his heart, but his expression remained calm and composed.

The five-colored glow circulating around his body was also undisturbed.

The two of them sat cross-legged in the void, exchanging thoughts and discussing the Tao, the atmosphere filled with tranquility.

Meanwhile, Liang Hui had already begun to explore the world beneath his feet.

His consciousness continuously extended downward, infiltrating and probing from all directions.

About half a month passed.

The youth sitting on the cloud bed had a slight smile on his lips.

A strand of his consciousness crossed through the mist and truly entered this unfamiliar world.

And with the ability of a Martial Saint to freely transform between Qi-Blood, Spirit, and True Qi, it meant the world below had opened its doors to him.

His ethereal consciousness drifted through the Vault of Heaven, gradually descending into a city.

.....

In a corner of Lin’an City.

Night had fallen, and the cement-paved roads were riddled with cracks large and small.

The lights on either side of the road were dim and blurry.

One after another, figures passed along the road, laughing, chattering, and cursing.

At the turn of a street, a green trash bin was placed at the innermost side, filled to the brim with various kinds of waste.

The stench permeated the entire alley.

Suddenly, a speck of golden light fell from the Vault of Heaven, and a figure slowly emerged from it, albeit at an extremely slow pace.

Luckily, few people came to this alley except for early in the morning.

About half an hour passed.

The golden light dispersed, and a slender figure appeared next to the trash bin.

This figure was unclothed, with pale skin, and even the hairs bore a tinge of yellow.

Liang Hui sensed the weakness emanating from his body and frowned slightly.

This body was formed by one of his faint strands of consciousness, but it should not be so frail that it was inferior even to that of an ordinary person.

Hu~

He exhaled a breath of turbid air and began to carefully observe his surroundings.

His hand reached out, touching the red brick wall beside him, and his eyes gazed toward the concrete pole standing at the exit of the alley.

The youth’s eyes flashed with surprise, but it quickly subsided.

It wasn’t odd that this place, hidden beyond the ordinary, had developed into a technology civilization.

Right now, his top priority was to find some clothes.

He didn’t want to walk the streets unclothed.

In thought, he had already bent down and picked up a piece of broken stone from the ground.

One hand pressed against the wall, he pulled hard.

At the same time, he stomped his foot for leverage and leaped up.

Crack!

His hand landed on the window ledge.

The other hand holding the stone smashed directly into the window.

Crash!

Without surprise, the glass of the window shattered.

Liang Hui leaped straight in.

Before his eyes was an old room, with a cabinet against the wall displaying numerous unknown divine statues.

These statues barely caught Liang Hui’s glance before he determined they were all useless, devoid of any peculiarity.

The youth stepped forward and began searching the room.

He quickly found several light yellow Taoist robes at the bottom of the cabinet.

The robes were engraved with crude patterns and were clearly cheap, but fortunately quite clean.

After putting on a Taoist robe, Liang Hui continued his search in the room.

In the end, whether it was food or books, there was nothing.

"It seems I need to go out and gather information about this world," he said.

After one last glance at the room, he leaped out through the window.

Without hesitation, he stepped out of the alley and onto the street.

In just a few steps, a middle-aged man wearing a leather jacket and dyed yellow hair came walking toward him.

The blond middle-aged man staggered, clutching a bottle of liquor, his body reeking of the pungent alcohol.

Liang Hui looked on indifferently, and within a few breaths, he had captured the man’s Qi-Blood.

’Enter dream!’

A quiet utterance, and the past of the blond middle-aged man was entirely in his grasp.

"Da Yu... sovereign... technology... laws... no-god theory..."

In an instant, the publicly known information about this world was laid bare before him.

A hegemon occupying a third of a planet, a nation beginning to explore the stars, relying on technology.

But Liang Hui only took a cursory interest in these things before dropping the matter, for what he sought had always been singular.

The externally manifested Dao.

All else was but passing clouds.

Suddenly, an insult disrupted the young man’s thoughts.

"Pretty boy, take another look at your daddy and see what happens."

Along with the angry curse, the liquor bottle, bringing a whistling wind, smashed towards Liang Hui’s head.

Liang Hui’s eyes turned frosty.

He stepped back and twisted his body, narrowly dodging the bottle.

At the same time, his right arm rose sharply, powering up.

Like a whip, it struck swiftly at the blond man’s throat.

Bang! Crack!

The bottle hit the ground, the throat shattered.

The blond man clutched his neck desperately, uttering a ’woo-woo’ of agony.

No longer drunkenly hazy, his eyes were now filled with terror as he looked ahead.

Liang Hui bent down, picking up a rather sharp shard.

He stepped forward, reaching the middle-aged man’s position, under his horrified gaze.

The shard in hand, he thrust it into the blond man’s eye socket in a flash.

Liquid splashed everywhere.

The blond man’s body fell forward, lifeless.

Liang Hui bent down again, wiping his blood-stained hand on the jacket.

Afterwards, he skillfully pulled out bills from the pants pocket.

He then stood up, stepping over the corpse.

Without handling the scene or concealing it.

In this world, the law was strict, and with the vast technological means available, crimes could easily be solved and culprits found.

But Liang Hui did not care about that, let alone the remoteness of this place and the absence of surveillance cameras, or the possibility of them finding him.

Even if he were found, what then? Although this body was frail, his true self was still beyond this world.

Should he be truly angered, he would obliterate this realm and search for the Dao amidst the remnants of the world.

Therefore, the one who needed to tread carefully was not him, but all the high-ranking figures of this world.

Amidst these thoughts, the young man’s figure gradually disappeared at the end of the street.

After leaving the street.

Liang Hui found a restaurant and ordered a table full of meat, eating heartily.

As the meat was rapidly digested by his stomach, his body gradually grew stronger.

However, Liang Hui furrowed his brows as he could speed up his digestion and absorb the nutrients from the food, but he couldn’t produce Qi-Blood or True Qi.

The rules of this world were too strict and oppressive, rejecting all extraordinary powers.

It seemed that indeed he needed to establish a religion, draw on the faith of the beings of this world, and descend his true self.

But before that, he still had to fully understand what the external manifestation of the Dao really was.

Having finished the meat on the table, Liang Hui got up to pay the bill.

After leaving the restaurant, he headed towards a hotel.

On the road, men and women in short sleeves and tank tops turned their gaze upon Liang Hui.

For in this era, someone walking down the street in a Taoist robe was not just rare, it was unheard of.

As technology advanced, Immortal Gods were declared to be fiction.

The beings of this world had long since stopped worshiping and placed everything on technology, power, and money.

"Hey mister, are you playing dress-up?" Under the moonlight, a girl with golden hair tied into twin-ponytails, about five foot two in height, wearing a white blouse with a bow at the collar and a black pleated skirt swaying in the gentle breeze.

Her bright, spirited eyes curiously gazed at Liang Hui.