Atlas of Heaven and Man

After reading the suggestions above, Chen Chuan noticed the last important tip.

“The success rate evaluation for the third limit is thirty-five percent…”

He pondered for a moment. More than a third of a chance didn't seem low, but it wasn't particularly high either.

However, this conclusion was based on his displayed physical fitness and ignoring the Furnace Breathing Technique. If he added the Furnace Breathing Technique and the Second Self, which could withstand drug damage, the success rate would undoubtedly be higher.

But he wouldn't ignore these suggestions. If there was a way to improve his main body, he certainly wouldn't want to miss it.

“Light-assisted training…”

This was another thing he had never heard of, so he searched for it and quickly found the results.

This light was called 'Radiant Light' and was a bioluminescence emitted by certain special creatures. Currently, in the central city, it existed in a unique deep-sea fish. However, obtaining this type of resource also required payment. He checked, and the minimum usage started at four figures per hour, which was extremely expensive.

There was no way to catch it himself because this creature wasn't a gregarious animal. It required a specialized breeding environment and drug feeding to gather together and produce what was needed. Ordinary people simply couldn't do such a thing.

And this was actually the listed price. Due to limited resources, even if you wanted to use it, you had to queue up, and you might not even get a turn.

He felt that he couldn't use this thing at the moment, so he temporarily ignored it and would consider it later.

In general, this entrance test was very worthwhile. The suggestions given were also very targeted, letting him know his shortcomings and the direction he needed to work towards.

If he didn't follow the suggestions and trained on his own…

He searched, and the interface immediately displayed a dense list of recommended courses. The items were very detailed, and there were corresponding training methods for each part of the mutated internal organs.

Whenever he carefully looked at a certain item, a display would appear below, based on his evaluation level, estimating the number of days it might take to cultivate this item, the drugs that would need to be consumed, and the final effect that could be achieved. This was very clear.

Moreover, because it was based on a lot of data, it might be better than some teachers' judgments based on experience.

But this didn't mean that the teachers were useless, because these evaluations couldn't replace verbal instruction and personal demonstration for specific cultivation. Only those who had truly practiced it would know the deep understanding and grasp.

It was just that these training methods weren't suitable for him because they all started from a certain local mutated tissue, and then delved deeper into a certain part, while he practiced the Zhou Yuan Strength Method, which emphasized taking care of all aspects and emphasized the whole.

Browsing to the bottom, he found that the school also provided consultations and suggestions to external fighters, such as providing several fixed learning templates, in which every step and detail, and even the amount of medicine used, were marked in detail.

In this way, fighters only needed to practice according to it. As long as they weren't very bad, the upper limit wouldn't be very high, but the lower limit wouldn't be too low either.

Here he noticed that it mentioned special training matters for transplanting mutated tissues.

His eyes paused slightly, and he quickly switched out to search for it.

He shook his head. Although there were strict laws and regulations, the existence of this technology already explained the problem.

After swiping away from this, the last focus of inquiry was drugs, which was the part he cared about most.

After looking at it, he found that each drug had a corresponding price. None of them were free. The kind of free quota provided by Siyang Zhi Wuyi College didn't exist. Although the price of a single dose of medicine didn't seem very high, if the quantity increased, it would be a huge expense.

He thought deeply for a moment. He wasn't a person with innate talent, and he needed more medicine than others. Even if he had the financial resources to buy it, having this data here was also a problem.

According to the college regulations, students were not allowed to sell drugs for profit, otherwise they would be expelled. And for those drugs that exceeded several times the amount, he needed to come up with a reasonable explanation.

At that time, he would inevitably have to go through an inspection and proof in the school, which was very troublesome. He didn't want to expose the true situation of his body.

At this time, a prompt popped up on the interface: "Noticing that you are more inclined to browse for cheaper drugs, if the purchase amount is insufficient, we have loan services. Students can choose the following…"

Chen Chuan shook his head and swiped away without thinking.

However, the matter of drugs really needed to be resolved…

Any action to obtain drugs from official channels would leave traces, and he couldn't choose this either. But before, he saw the central city's official prohibition on the private sale of drugs.

Since there was a prohibition, then there must be a market, and it was impossible to ban it completely, otherwise this law would be meaningless. So he seemed to be able to start from other places, although the price would definitely be different, it wouldn't track the whereabouts.

He considered for a moment. He had saved a lot of money before, but he couldn't afford to use it like this. He had to think of a way.

In fact, there was really a choice, such as… Weird Tales.

If there were such things in the central city, then he might be able to find a way to use secret religious rituals to capture Weird Tales and make them his resources.

Thinking of this, he switched the interface and searched for things like urban Weird Tales. Although there was no clear display of such things, he quickly noticed several suspicious situations, which also involved related commissions.

But when he wanted to inquire further, he was prompted that this involved professional business, and he must have the identity of a client or the background of a commissioned company to have permission.

He took a look. With his identity as a student of the Wuyi Academy, he could directly register as a client by paying a fee. However, taking on commissions still required dealing with the client, various regulations, and taxes. If he was an individual, he would definitely need a lawyer to handle these matters for him.

Of course, he could also work under a commission company. They would handle all the trivial matters for you, and the client only needed to focus on their own commission. But if you didn't have the status of a high-level client recognized by the Central City, then most of your income would be taken away by them, which would be equivalent to working for others.

Seeing this, he thought of Gao Ming. The latter had told him before that he would also come to the Central City later. Now was about the time to call and inquire about the situation.

He picked up the phone and dialed a number.

After waiting for a while, it was connected. He said, "Gao Ming? It's me. I'm already at the Central City Main Academy. How is it going on your end?"

Gao Ming's chuckling voice came through, "Cousin, I said that when you entered the Central City, it would also be the moment I began to truly show my value. I have already received an invitation from a law firm in the Central City to join them as an independent lawyer. After I have handled the procedures in a while, I will come to the Central City."

Chen Chuan was also happy for him when he heard this news. He said, "That's great. I have something here that needs your help."

Gao Ming said, "Cousin, can you be specific? I can prepare in advance."

Chen Chuan roughly explained the situation he had just seen. Of course, he didn't say that his main goal was strange tales, but only to obtain rewards.

After Gao Ming listened, he considered it and said, "Regarding the matter of Central City commissions, I have also learned about it before. It may be February before I arrive in Central City after the procedures are completed. If you are in a hurry, Cousin, you may be able to temporarily transition through a method before I arrive."

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"What method?"

Gao Ming said, "Since strange tale commissions are not specially differentiated from other commissions, you can find a trustworthy or controllable client, cooperate with him privately, and let him accept the commission. You can split the rewards privately, which is also good for him."

Chen Chuan immediately understood that these types of clients must have channels to bypass the company and do private work in secret. Cooperating with this type of person would avoid those problems.

Of course, the premise is not being afraid of being cheated.

He thought of someone and said, "Thank you, Gao Ming."

"You're welcome, Cousin. Just call me again if you have any questions."

After Chen Chuan ended the call with Gao Ming, he put down the microphone and carefully considered it.

At this time, in another part of the city, Lao Qi drove to a place where all that could be seen were ruins. This seemed to be a corner forgotten by the city. Vines clung to the dilapidated walls, the ground was full of potholes, and there was stagnant water everywhere, overturned roadblocks, dense vegetation, and broken vehicles everywhere.

This was not an illusion.

This was the territory of the Skull Gang. They refused to use any Yin-Yang Instruments, and they cultivated a large number of alien algae organisms here, which could effectively disrupt the biological field here and interfere with the judgment of the Fu Mother.

In fact, there were many similar places, large and small, in the Central City. It was as if countless holes had been drilled in a thin film. Those places could not be monitored or controlled. However, the power mechanism of the Central City determined that the upper levels would not waste resources to do anything to these places unless there were special circumstances.

He didn't dare to go too deep. He drove in for a while and then stopped, got out of the car, stood beside it, reached into the driver's seat, and pressed the car horn.

After a few beeps, with a thud, a figure landed on the roof of an abandoned car and squatted there. He was wearing a feather-like coat, a skull mask on his face, and his exposed skin was pale and dry, as if he hadn't been in the sun for a long time.

When Lao Qi looked over, on the buildings in ruins on both sides, and in the ditches in the ground, people wearing skull masks emerged, or poked their heads out, some raising crossbows and guns, aiming at him.

Lao Qi suppressed his slightly nervous emotions, slowly took out a metal disc from the car seat, and held it up high, "I brought what you wanted."

He opened the disc, revealing scattered chunks, with a trace of red thread inside, flickering with a faint fluorescence.

If Chen Chuan were here, he would recognize that this was very similar to the thing he had acquired near Jiao Mountain when he first went to the wilderness with Ren Xiaotian.

"Fresh goods."

The Skull Gang member who landed on the roof of the car first licked his lips and said to him, "Give him the money." Immediately, a person jumped from a high place onto the roof of the off-road vehicle, causing Lao Qi to grin.

The man snatched the metal disc from Lao Qi's hand, checked it, and then threw a metal can to him. Lao Qi quickly caught it, opened it, and it was filled with bundles of money. He quickly closed it and put it in the car.

"It's still the same saying, if you have goods in the future, you can still trade with us here. We'll take as much as you have."

Lao Qi nodded.

After the man said that, he turned and jumped off the car, and the Skull Gang members around him also shrank back one by one, and the surroundings returned to silence, as if no one was there.

Lao Qi breathed a sigh of relief, got back into the car, slowly backed out, and when he drove out of this area and drove on the avenue, when the sun re-sprinkled on the car, he looked at the can of money and couldn't help but smile.

However, at this time, suddenly a red light appeared in front of him, and a warning sound came from his ear: "Vehicle ahead, it has been detected that you have entered the abandoned area. It is suspected that you are carrying an unknown virus. Please stop immediately and accept inspection and cleaning." His smile froze there.