Chapter 4: Conclusion: I am not human anymore
Even though I am confused.
But Chen Yun still did not stop preliminary observations, experiments, and records.
Newly discovered eating problems must be taken seriously.
He almost immediately tried the food he had at home.
Because I spent the New Year in Jiangnan Province, 1,700 kilometers away, my home in Shucheng did not store much food.
However, there are still some foods that are easy to store.
But without exception.
High-starch foods such as bread, rice, and instant rice noodles; high dietary fiber foods such as a small amount of vegetables and fruits in the refrigerator; high-protein foods such as meat and eggs...
They all tasted the same.
It even feels vaguely nauseating.
Although the feeling of nausea is bearable, it is still somewhat noticeable.
The tap water didn't make him feel queasy, but he didn't feel thirsty enough to drink water.
This made Chen Yun's face suddenly turn pale.
Now it is obviously the body's spontaneous instinctive reaction to expel and reject these foods.
It’s as if the body doesn’t need any of this.
If so.
From a survival perspective, I may never need to eat again.
This may be a good thing.
From a life perspective, it is difficult for me to enjoy delicious food anymore.
This is a little hard to accept.
Chen Yun was a little in disbelief.
But the body’s instincts most likely won’t lie.
That is probably the most correct and appropriate choice the body makes.
It is often more correct than the brain's judgment.
Maybe...
I really don’t need to eat in the future?
Chen Yun had such a guess.
But what would happen to him if he didn't eat to replenish external energy?
Can you survive without being affected?
Theoretically speaking.
The basic principle of the universe such as energy conservation must still be observed. If you don't eat, it doesn't mean you don't need energy supplements.
Otherwise, the fun would be great.
Chen Yun is more inclined to believe that it is not that he does not need to replenish energy, but that he has some more advanced and unknown way of replenishing energy.
It's more high-end than eating and harder to spot.
But judging from the speed of physical recovery, its energy replenishment efficiency is likely to be much higher than eating. Allowing myself to stop replenishing energy from the outside world seemingly out of nowhere.
Allowing yourself to recover your physical strength at a super speed.
This requires further research.
Thinking.
Chen Yun had two more plans in mind.
The search for unknown ways to replenish energy, and the search for foods that might not leave him feeling bland.
The former is to give yourself peace of mind.
The latter is for the sake of appetite.
And before the unknown energy replenishment method is clearly explored.
Chen Yun did not intend to take the initiative to push himself to the limit repeatedly. His original plan to continue testing the limits of his physical recovery ability had to be temporarily abandoned.
After all in this case.
That is, when the source of energy is uncertain.
He didn't want to push himself to a point that was too extreme.
So as not to cause any trouble.
After all, he was still a little afraid of training himself to death.
What if this ability to quickly recover physical strength drains out the source of energy from unknown channels?
So much so that he suddenly stopped in the middle of recovering his strength for who knows how many times.
He probably died suddenly during the experiment.
If possible, Chen Yun must be as cautious as possible.
Research this far.
Chen Yun looked out the window at the dark moonlight.
and the words [Twenty of the first lunar month, 0:30 a.m.] on the screen of the mobile phone.
He let out a long breath.
My preliminary observations and experiments over the past few hours have almost come to an end.
Perhaps there is something deeper that has not yet been discovered.
But just the changes discovered so far are enough for Chen Yun to draw a surprising conclusion:
Not hungry, not tired.
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It seems to be leaving the human category.
(End of chapter)