"What is that?"
From the red light radiating toward him, Cui Sujing felt a vast, profound aura. It bathed his consciousness in warmth and stirred a mysterious sensation within him, like the Red Sun rising for the first time. Unable to resist, he walked toward the source of the rainbow light.
The farther he walked, the more he felt his thoughts wavering between haziness and clarity. Scene after scene alternated in his mind. It was as if he had experienced so much, yet had no specific memories of it.
Cui Sujing had no idea that he was feeling the aftershocks of the Donghua Literary Web merging with the Blood Purgatory Literary Web.
These aftershocks came from two relatively independent Literary Webs adjusting their frequencies and structures under the control of a single consciousness, preparing to merge. They were a natural result of the Webs' transformation, and carried a great deal of information.
The aftershocks were, in truth, an information storm!
But the information storm's impact was savage and overbearing. Ordinary consciousness could not withstand it. To face the storm was like standing in a gale while frail and weak: one careless moment, and you might be blown off your feet; worse still, your consciousness could be scattered to the winds!
Fortunately, the Literary Web had its own rules. As long as a consciousness within it obeyed those rules, the Web would protect it and lend it support. When an ordinary person like Cui Sujing faced the information storm, he was not seriously harmed. Instead, the aftershocks expanded his mind.
This expansion did not add to his knowledge or involve any specific field of learning. It was more like unlocking potential and increasing talent. Its effects would only become apparent once his consciousness returned to the present world.
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