Infinite Job Transfers Starting from Mechanic

Chapter 1250: Chapter 702: Successful Transformation

As a transmigrator, ever since freeing himself from the shackles of the Primordial Universe, Su Yu has always wanted to find the world he came from before crossing over.

It’s not that he must find it, but he wants to understand exactly where he originated from.

But even after traversing countless dimensions and universes, ultimately arriving at the uppermost layer of space-time, he has not found any space-time identical to that of his original world.

Su Yu had initially given up, thinking that the space-time universe he lived in before crossing over might have been completely destroyed, never to be found again.

But now, Su Yu has gained new inspiration!

Perhaps the world he originally lived in was not part of this narrative layer at all, but in an even higher one!

Everything within the current narrative layer is merely a "story" in the eyes of the upper narrative layer.

A story needs an audience, a reader.

And this identity of audience, reader, can only be assumed by an existence from the upper narrative layer.

All characters within the lower narrative layer, logically speaking, do not have the qualification to become an audience or reader, because they are already parts of the story, so how can they become audiences and readers?

But now, Su Yu, by changing his perspective and mindset, has become an audience and reader, successfully observing the narrative existence within Qu Tong.

Therefore, Su Yu suspects that he is not a native of this narrative layer but comes from a higher one.

Within this narrative layer, he does not have a "role"; he seems to be just a walk-on part, because he is not a character in the story, but an audience, a reader from the upper layer!

However, being an audience in the upper narrative layer, crossing over into the story, seems somewhat incredible.

But Su Yu believes it is entirely possible.

After all, previous experiments have already proven that space-time can be dimensionally reduced, descending into lower narrative layers.

If there is life existing within this space-time, is this not a descent into the lower narrative?

"Looking at it this way, those experimental animals from the previous space-times and my current identity are somewhat similar," Su Yu thought to himself.

Previously doing experiments, he would leave some experimental animals within those space-times, and although they were not intelligent beings, they were still alive.

From this perspective, Su Yu’s identity and those experimental creatures are quite similar.

It’s just that those experimental creatures lacked intelligence and couldn’t be compared to Su Yu.

In the earlier experiments by Qu Tong, live creatures were similarly placed, and he even used the Book of Narrative to evolve them into powerful intelligent civilizations that continually attempted to overcome the barriers of the narrative layer, but never succeeded.

This intelligent civilization is actually more like Su Yu.

Except that their ancestors perished long ago during evolution, and these intelligent civilizations are merely descendants, no longer possessing identities stemming from the upper narrative layer...

"However... It seems that upon entering the lower narrative layer, one is still controlled by the Book of Narrative, becoming a character within the story, which doesn’t quite match my situation."

Su Yu thought.

In previous experiments by Qu Tong, when those experimental animals were dimensionally reduced to lower narrative layers, they could be controlled by the Book of Narrative, thus rapidly evolving into intelligent civilizations.

Evidently, those experimental animals within the lower narrative layer became "protagonists" of the story, "named."

If Su Yu’s identity were the same as those experimental animals, he would likewise be controlled by the upper Book of Narrative.

But now, Su Yu’s power has reached the strongest in this narrative layer, yet his identity is simply a "walk-on part."

This is puzzling.

"It seems my identity still holds some peculiarities."

"After all, I possess a panel capable of unlocking even narrative-related professions; perhaps this panel can transcend the control of the Book of Narrative, allowing me to escape the confines of the story..."

Su Yu’s mind rapidly analyzed numerous possibilities and data.

He even felt a sudden impulse to create a clone, then dimensionally reduce it, to enter the lower narrative layer and see what happens.

Through such experiments, he might unveil the secrets of narrative layers and transmigration.

However, Su Yu refrained from acting impulsively, as it was very dangerous.

Upon entering the lower narrative layer, the clone might lose connection with its origin, becoming an independent existence, leaving Su Yu with a new entity holding all his memories, and knowing the presence of the profession panel; bound to such a panel, discerning who is the main and who is the clone would be uncertain.

"Better to wait until the Book of Narrative ritual is complete, and the profession is secured, then conduct this experiment..." Su Yu thought.

He then refocused his attention on Qu Tong, observing the "narrative existence" from the perspective of an audience reader.

The originally elusive narrative existence became increasingly clear after Su Yu shifted his perspective.

Ultimately, Su Yu even felt that he could use super-quality conversion to manufacture such existence from nothing.

Once this creation is completed, the primary concern of the Book of Narrative will have been resolved!

After all, it is because Qu Tong, as the protagonist, possesses a strong narrative existence that he could produce the Book of Narrative.

Whereas Su Yu, within this story, is merely a walk-on part and cannot replicate Qu Tong’s operations.

But if Su Yu could use super-quality conversion to generate narrative existence out of thin air, then everything would be resolved!

However, no matter how Su Yu observes, something still seems missing, preventing the actual conversion of narrative existence.

"Could it be due to insufficient samples?"

After analysis, Su Yu thought it might be that only observing a character like "Qu Tong," even as a protagonist, yields insufficient samples, preventing mastery of all narrative existence’s traits, thus hindering conversion.

So Su Yu began shifting his view, trying to find other protagonists.

And he did find quite a few.

Qu Shi is certainly a real protagonist, at least in the "Transcendence Council" story is a crucial protagonist.

But there are also other protagonists in various races and events.

Of course, the most important event for the Primordial Cosmic Civilization currently is the formation of the Transcendence Council, studying how to transcend dimensions.

Qu Tong, being the protagonist of this event, possesses immensely strong narrative existence.

Other event protagonists are too weak; without Su Yu’s awareness of the readers’ and audiences’ perspective, they are nearly impossible to discover.

But thankfully, even few as they are, they exist.

Su Yu quickly found thousands of "protagonists," all holding crucial roles within their respective stories, possessing certain narrative existence.

These narrative existences differ slightly from what Su Yu previously observed.

This allowed Su Yu to complete the data, but still insufficiently.

"Perhaps, it’s not only the protagonists that need to be observed, but also the supporting characters..."

Su Yu began looking for supporting characters across various paths for observation.

Thus, Su Yu spent a full millennium observing.

"Finally completed! Super-quality conversion!"

With a thought, Su Yu created a nearly non-existent, ethereal "narrative existence" from nothing!