My Identity Becomes Increasingly Abnormal

The capital city, inside the palace.

As a pitch-black spatial crack was torn open, Chen Yu rushed out carrying a man whose life hung in the balance. He looked around and shouted, "Someone come! A doctor! Fetch a doctor!"

Soon, several "medical" Transcendents hurried over. "Your Majesty, what happened?" the leader asked.

"Quick, take a look at this man and see if you can save him," Chen Yu said, dropping the man brought by the Human Rights Association's researcher to the ground.

"…This situation is…" The head doctor crouched down, roughly examined the man, poked his cold and stiff body with his finger, and exclaimed in surprise, "Where did he go?"

"I took him on a trip to outer space," Chen Yu replied.

"Without any protection?" the doctor asked.

"I didn't have any protection either," Chen Yu said.

The man remained silent.

"…"

The head doctor changed his position, checked the man's condition again, then stood up and gestured for his subordinates to help the man up. He respectfully bowed to Chen Yu and said, "Your Majesty, thanks to your timely rescue, he is not in serious danger at the moment. A simple treatment will heal him."

Hearing this, Chen Yu was taken aback. He looked the doctor up and down and said, "You're quite eloquent."

"I dare not," the head doctor said, bowing his head.

"Here," Chen Yu said, taking a Soul Bead from his pocket and handing it to the doctor. "Take this as a reward."

The doctor was speechless.

Watching the doctors help the man down, Chen Yu's expression returned to normal, and he sat on the "dragon throne," lost in thought.

Counting the years since the "Time Reversal," he had been a Transcendent for a very long time. He had ignored the difference between his physical condition and that of ordinary people.

He had taken the man directly to an altitude of over two thousand kilometers in outer space…

From this, he deeply understood that he no longer had the qualifications to stand in the shoes of an ordinary person.

He looked down at his hands, his face expressionless.

In his past life, human history told the story of "Why Not Eat Meat."

He had always found it absurd.