Meng Liangcheng walked down the street. Everywhere he looked, the sights and people felt somewhat unfamiliar.
Aside from a few kind people who asked whether he needed help, hardly anyone paid attention to him. They came and went in a hurry.
Alone again.
That was what he thought as he felt the cards, identification documents, and phone in his pocket.
But he would never have imagined that he was not alone at all.
At least tens of thousands of professionals were observing him from every possible angle, along with some things that were not human.
This was probably what forceful spectatorship meant.
He was the first person to undergo Soul Reincarnation and be released into society.
The Patrol Division had naturally conducted many experiments, but those subjects had all lived in secret bases and had never been placed into the outside world.
Could those who underwent Soul Reincarnation adapt to society? What problems would arise? What further improvements did their new bodies require?
The sheer number of questions could fill a thick dictionary.
Meng Liangcheng hailed a car and first went to the large duplex apartment he had previously bought outright. Housing prices were not high in this city, since it was only a small city.
Still, Jiangnan was prosperous. Even a small city had a large population and highly developed facilities.
Sure enough, when he arrived outside the residential complex, two security guards stopped him.
He showed them his documents and told them to verify that he was the owner here.
The two guards checked on the computer, then fled in terror...
His records at the Public Security Bureau had been updated, but the records here had not been updated in time. Do not assume that the two systems would connect seamlessly. In reality, information silos were the norm.