Chen Mu could already walk quite freely in the simple water world, and he had already gradually adapted to the peculiar environment.
Especially the water pressure. The first time he went in, he felt as though he was about to explode from the terrifying water pressure.
Under those circumstances, it wasn't an easy thing to reduce the rate of breathing to one breath per minute.
But Chen Mu did it.
The advantage of using that kind of deep breathing was that it could greatly reduce the speed of the heart, which made it easier to achieve deep meditation.
Chen Mu could now enter deep meditation relatively quickly, requiring only about two minutes each time.
Fortunately, that was only the "simple water world." If it were really underwater, never mind breathing, you'd be suffocated to death!
Without any testing, he didn't know how strong his perception was.
He only knew that his perception could basically support him making card plays for a whole day without being exhausted.
But, he still couldn't extend his perception to a range of five meters.
The limit he could do was four and a half meters, and he couldn't extend his perception there no matter what.
It was as though if he extended his perception a little further, he would lose contact with it.
Chen Mu speculated that it shouldn't be a matter of perceptual strength, but the mysterious card didn't seem to have any record of that, so he had to figure it out himself.
Fortunately, he wasn't in a hurry, since his perception was enough for him to do a lot of things.
For example, he could learn some other cards, like the jet stream card, the heating card, the fog card, and so on, which he wouldn't have dared to think about before.
Whether it was in the Heavenly Federation, the House of a Hundred Depths, or the Mohadi Domain, the classification of cards was a headache.
There were many cards that were hard to categorize into any category.
The first thing Chen Mu learned was the heating card, which was one of the most commonly used cards.
A heating pot was an essential item in every household, and its core was a simplified heating card.
The heating card was also one of the essential cards in the card-bags of card artisans who often went out into the Outer Reaches. It would allow them to eat cooked food under any conditions, and they wouldn't have to look for dry twigs to start a fire.
It was also often used to keep warm in the cold of winter.
What had previously been esoteric and difficult to understand was now as clear as day.
Chen Mu picked up quickly, and in only two days, he had already made his first one-star heating card.
On the third day, the one-star heating card that he created was already more perfect, and the energy utilization rate was also higher.
So, Chen Mu simply took apart the heating pot at home and replaced it with the one-star heating card he had made himself.
After trying it out, it was indeed useful. Even Thunder clicked his tongue in wonder.
That made Chen Mu immediately fascinated with the remodeling of the objects in his home.
The freezer card for the fresh food cabinet, the illumination card … Even the one-star jet stream card that Chen Mu had originally thought was useless had been fully excavated.
The airflow produced by a one-star jet stream card wasn't very strong, but it was perfect for cooling off.
Chen Mu would find a book on the subject wherever he could use a card, and he would do it himself.
Ever since he'd had some money on hand, Chen Mu had bought a lot of books. His room was now mostly filled with materials and books.
The basic knowledge he had learned from the mysterious card, especially the exposition of some of its principles, had benefited Chen Mu quite a bit.
He hadn't been in contact with fantasy cards for the past few days, but they weren't fundamentally different from each other in principle.
It was all thanks to that mysterious card that he was able to learn so quickly.
Knock, knock, knock. There was a knock on the door.
"May I ask if Mr. Chen Mu is home?
Here's your letter. Please sign for it. "
Chen Mu was taken aback, since that was the first time he'd received anything other than a bill.
When he opened the envelope, it was a white card with a blue edge, about half the size of a palm, and as clear as ivory, which felt wonderful to the touch.
It was a low-grade fantasy card club membership card.
There were a few archaic characters on the surface of the card, which took a lot of effort for Chen Mu to recognize.
In the upper right corner of the card, there was a faintly glowing number, which read "zero."
And in the lower left corner, there was a series of codes.
"Don't look, it's not like it's some high-grade stuff."
After Thunder poked his head out and saw it, he couldn't help but spit, "This membership card isn't worth much. What's valuable is the contribution points. Your contribution points are now zero, and I guarantee that no one would pick you up if you were thrown onto the street."
"Contribution points?
What are they used for? "
Chen Mu couldn't help but ask, feeling a little ashamed, since he had just thought that the card was worth a lot of money.
Thunder stretched lazily, and then said, "This is the incentive system adopted by the club.
Haven't you discovered that the threshold for entry to the club is very low?
In order to filter out those who have real ability, and who are interested in the club's affairs, there's something called contribution points. "
Seeing that Chen Mu was still looking at him, Thunder shrugged his shoulders, and said irresponsibly, "Don't look at me, that's all I know.
Why don't you just go over and take a look tomorrow?
Why would you need to ask a layman like me? "
The low-grade fantasy card club.
It was Chen Mu's first time there, and he couldn't help but carefully size up the building.
To be able to have such a tall building in the center of Eastern Shang-Wei City was enough to show the power of the club.
What drew Chen Mu's attention the most were those exquisite fantasy card images floating on the outer walls of the building, which were constantly changing, sometimes cold winter snow covering the sky, and sometimes green and lush.
It was too much for the eye to take in, and even with Chen Mu's vision, he couldn't help but marvel to himself.
When it came to realism, even that advertisement he had seen at the Two-Hoop card shop couldn't compare to those ever-changing illusions.
Of course, that wasn't the first thought that flashed through Chen Mu's mind.
His first thought was, How much would a fantasy card that could emit such exquisite illusions be worth?
It really was a place of hidden dragons and crouching tigers. He didn't know who had made those fantasy cards, but to be able to make such realistic illusions, he would have to be a really awesome person!
Chen Mu thought about how hard it would be to do at his current level.
Restraining his curiosity, Chen Mu stepped into the building.
As soon as he entered the building, the scenery around him suddenly changed.
Everything went dark in front of him, and in the darkness, he could only see the sky full of stars slowly moving in some incomprehensible way, as though he had suddenly stepped into the endless starry sky of the universe.
Being in it, there was nothing but an endless void in all directions, and an endless sea of stars as vast as the sea. The feeling of solidity under his feet on the ground had just then become unreal.
All of that gave him an incomparably intense shock!
Chen Mu had never seen such a scene, and his eyes immediately showed his amazement.
"Welcome to the low-grade fantasy card club." A soft female voice came from behind Chen Mu.
Chen Mu immediately recovered from his shock, and turned around to see a short-haired woman in professional attire standing prettily behind him.
"This is the star evolution fantasy card, which is said to be the work of the great master Chemosich, who had deep attainments in the study of the stars.
Later, this set of fantasy cards fell into the hands of the president, who decided to put it here. Everyone who comes in for the first time will be shocked. "She covered her mouth and chuckled, full of charm.