Infinite Job Transfers Starting from Mechanic

Chapter 1255: Chapter 707: Writing Again

Chapter 707 Once Again Writing

Su Yu now possesses only a partial will, and by leveraging the Book of Narrative, he has transcended the narrative layer, enabling him to sense a point in the upper layer.

However, his true essence and power are still far from transcending.

Therefore, he must rewrite the story, allowing his essence to transcend as well.

Yet, using the Book of Narrative from the lower narrative layer to rewrite the upper layer’s narrative is almost impossible, even if Su Yu can sense part of the upper layer now; it’s nearly impossible.

After all, he resides in the lower layer, naturally at a lower level. How can the lower Book of Narrative rewrite the upper one?

But Su Yu’s Book of Narrative is not an ordinary one; after his employment, it was condensed by his essence, he is the book, the book is him.

Moreover, Su Yu has an unknown quality from somewhere; in this narrative layer, he is not a character in the story, but a "spectator," a "reader."

This makes him inherently possess an essence that transcends narrative levels.

Although he hasn’t truly transcended, he remains in this narrative layer.

When Su Yu transforms into the Book of Narrative, this quality also synchronizes to the Book of Narrative, giving it a similar essence.

Faintly transcending the limitations of narrative levels.

This gives Su Yu the opportunity to reside in the lower layer while rewriting the story of the upper narrative layer.

Hence, at this moment, Su Yu only needs a thought to change the story of the upper narrative layer through writing.

Having such incredible ability, Su Yu is almost just one step away from truly transcending the narrative layers.

Yet, Su Yu does not immediately begin to write.

Because he currently knows almost nothing about the upper narrative layer, how can he rewrite the "story" of the upper layer?

To rewrite a story, the premise is to know what the story is, only then can it be "rewritten."

Knowing nothing would be random writing.

So Su Yu must quickly sense the situation of the upper narrative layer, understand the "story" there, and then perform targeted rewriting.

Once the rewrite is completed, the "story" written from both the lower and upper layers will exert force together, allowing Su Yu to transcend the barriers of the narrative layer and enter the upper layer.

If Su Yu succeeds in letting his essence transcend the narrative layer, then the logic collapse happening in the lower layer will naturally fail to affect him, resolving the current crisis.

However, the problem lies here!

Su Yu has just sensed some situations in the upper narrative layer, sensing the space-time dimensions there.

However, wanting to sense thoroughly remains vague and unclear.

Su Yu only knows that there must be life, civilization in the upper layer.

But what exactly is it like there, what kind of "story" exists, remains unseen and unsensed.

And the time left for Su Yu is already running out!

His own logic collapse is increasingly severe, and the ability to maintain normal consciousness and computational power is less than half.

If it continues like this, once it collapses to the point where even the Book of Narrative can’t be activated, he will truly die, and the Profession Panel won’t be able to awaken him.

"Truly difficult..."

Su Yu pushes his will to the limit, yet still cannot clearly sense the upper layer’s situation.

Wanting to spy on the situation of the upper narrative layer from the lower is truly unbelievably difficult.

Like a novel, or a character in a movie, yet trying to understand the situation in the real world, how is that possible?

Transcending narrative layers is inherently an impossible task.

Su Yu can faintly sense some upper narrative layer situations, which is already precious, wanting to go a step further, seems almost hopeless.

Actually, if Su Yu could upgrade the Book of Narrative profession to full level, maybe he could do it, directly sensing the upper narrative layer situation while residing in the lower layer.

But now, he has just gotten employed, with the professional level only at level one.

Simultaneously bearing the crisis of logic collapse, he has no time at all to upgrade.

This completely nullifies any hope.

Su Yu appears to be cornered.

"Damn, time is running out..."

Su Yu feels the logic collapse worsening, with some anxiety in his heart.

Actually, theoretically, Su Yu could disregard the "story" of the upper narrative layer.

Directly fabricating a new story for himself out of thin air, using this story to transcend the narrative layer.

But such a "story," without head or tail, written randomly, lacking logical chain support, might just write it out only to cause logic collapse.

Similar to what Su Yu is experiencing now.

However, the logic collapse Su Yu is experiencing now is occurring in this narrative layer.

If he writes randomly next, it would collapse in the upper narrative layer.

With the lower layer collapsing, and the upper layer collapsing too, Su Yu is certainly doomed.

So Su Yu is blocked on both ends, writing signifies death, not writing also signifies death.

"Wait... maybe I can do this..."

At the critical moment, a possibility dawns in Su Yu’s heart.

Then, without hesitation, he begins to rapidly write in his Book of Narrative.

Oddly enough, the content written hasn’t changed, it’s still the sentence "Su Yu can transcend the narrative layer!"

Previously, when Su Yu wrote this sentence, it was to rewrite the story of this narrative layer, resulting in logic collapse.

This time, he is rewriting the story of the upper narrative layer.

As expected, the upper narrative layer also collapses!

Su Yu, leveraging the power of this sentence, suddenly gains a much clearer perception of the upper layer.

Su Yu faintly senses that in the upper narrative layer, there seems to be a city, a planet, or perhaps a continent? It’s hard to see clearly.

No matter the situation there, everything seems to be collapsing now.

Because the "one-sentence story" of "Su Yu can transcend the narrative layer" is written without head or tail, forcibly written, leading to the collapse of the upper narrative layer.

Simultaneously, Su Yu’s essence, under the power of this sentence, begins to ascend, ascending into the upper narrative layer.

This "one-sentence story," although without head or tail, is ultimately written in the upper narrative layer, possessing strong control over the lower narrative layer.

It’s as if Su Yu wrote a new "High-dimensional Destiny" for himself, the content of this destiny is his ability to transcend narrative layers.

In addition, Su Yu also wrote this sentence in the lower narrative layer, having the same destiny in the lower narrative layer.

In this way, with cooperation between upper and lower layers, Su Yu is about to "ascend."

He is about to truly ascend into the upper narrative layer, leaving the collapsing lower narrative layer.

However, even if he truly ascends, what awaits him is yet another collapsing narrative layer, still unable to escape death.

Yet Su Yu shows no trace of panic, instead, he continues to write.

He writes the same previous sentence.

Each time writing accelerates the collapse of the upper layer.