The Book of Black.

Summary

Zhu Hao Miao emerges from two months of seclusion, realizing he has become a Dao Master. He reflects on his enhanced abilities and virtual lifespan, noting the disparity between his virtual and real lifespans. He contemplates the implications of aging and death in the Illusion Realm, recognizing the dangers of frequent "deaths" affecting one's original lifespan. Zhu Hao Miao considers the motivations behind the promotion of Illusion Realm freedom, suspecting a conspiracy that could lead to premature death for many. He humorously resolves to embrace a more mischievous persona while grappling with the absurdity of his thoughts and the historical context of his reflections.

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