Chapter 35: The Seventh Sense

Wang Bo remembered that at the end of the movie *Lucy*, the protagonist absorbed a large amount of CPH4, ultimately raising her brain utilization to one hundred percent.

Then, her body disappeared, and her soul ascended.

When others asked where she had gone, the protagonist left behind a very stylish line.

"I am everywhere."

That line was quite profound.

This 'everywhere'—did it mean she was everywhere on Earth, or everywhere in the solar system, or perhaps everywhere in the entire universe?

Anyway, the specifics were not explained in the plot. But judging from the protagonist's performance in the film, her final ascension made her at least a deity. At most, she might have been a cosmic-level god.

Moreover, in Wang Bo's view, the protagonist's final ascension felt like she had become the Way of Heaven. As for whether that was actually the case, Wang Bo wasn't sure.

And all these changes came from CPH4.

So Wang Bo valued this substance highly. He wanted to know if it was really that terrifying.

He took a pack of CPH4 from the Fourth-Dimensional Pocket, then took out the Replication Mirror, replicated a pack of CPH4, and with a thought, absorbed all the replicated CPH4 into his body.

In an instant, a marvelous change occurred.

Wang Bo felt every cell in his body cheering. When this substance entered his body, he experienced an immense pleasure, an unparalleled enjoyment.

It was at this moment that Wang Bo remembered—wasn't this stuff originally used to make drugs?

No wonder he felt so good.

Because of this feeling, Wang Bo couldn't help but replicate pack after pack of CPH4 and absorb them into his body.

Wang Bo's cells were already astonishingly tough, but after absorbing this CPH4, the cells underwent a new round of transformation, becoming even more formidable, and the speed of absorbing sunlight instantly soared several levels.

This change made Wang Bo's body stronger, his organs more fearsome, and his bones harder.

This transformation gave Wang Bo the feeling that he had leveled up.

At the same time, Wang Bo discovered that his brain cells also underwent astonishing changes. His mind became sharper, and the superpowers awakened by his sixth sense also underwent earth-shaking transformations.

For example, telekinesis.

Wang Bo's telekinesis was already extremely terrifying—he could manipulate atoms to form any substance—but this time, his telekinesis underwent a new round of evolution.

In just a few breaths, Wang Bo's telekinesis rapidly rose to a horrifying level.

Wang Bo released his telekinesis, and it soon enveloped the entire city.

The population of the city, the number of streets, the number of houses—all were clearly displayed in Wang Bo's mind. But this was not the end; it was just the beginning.

Soon, Wang Bo's telekinesis rapidly spread, extending to neighboring cities and enveloping them as well.

After ten minutes, Wang Bo's telekinesis had spread over a small part of Tokyo.

After half an hour, Wang Bo's telekinesis had spread across the entire Cherry Blossom Country.

At the same time, Wang Bo even felt that with a little effort, he could pull the entire Cherry Blossom Country out of the sea, making it float directly in the sky.

After an hour, Wang Bo's telekinesis had spread to several neighboring countries.

After a few hours, his telekinesis had spread across all of Asia, and finally, it even radiated to the entire Earth, reaching even the depths of tens of thousands of meters beneath the sea.

This was damn impressive.

Besides telekinesis, Wang Bo's other superpowers also received boosts, such as teleportation, telepathy, instant movement, heat manipulation, airflow manipulation, and so on—all had made terrifying progress.

Wang Bo even felt that relying on these superpowers alone, without anything else, he could sweep across the Earth.

Of course, these were nothing compared to the truly terrifying thing: his Cosmo's sixth sense had just undergone a massive breakthrough, directly entering the realm of the seventh sense.

After his Cosmo entered the seventh sense, Wang Bo felt even more powerful. Standing on Earth, with a single light-speed punch, he could even blow up the moon hanging in the sky.

If he turned his telekinesis into a giant hand, he could even pull the moon down, crashing it into the Earth, causing a celestial collision that would destroy all life on Earth.

In this state, Wang Bo even felt a sense of omnipotence. But soon, he shook off this feeling—after all, it was just an illusion brought on by the surge in power.

In reality, Wang Bo was not truly omnipotent.

He could shatter the moon, but he could not create a moon.

He could monitor every corner of the Earth, but he could not see what was happening outside the solar system.

He could annihilate all of humanity, but he could not create a single human.

He could neither return to the world of *Detective Dee* nor create a universe, and he might not even be able to defeat Thanos with all the Infinity Stones—at least Thanos could snap his fingers and wipe out half the universe's population.

Could he do that? No.

Calculating this, how could he claim to be omnipotent?

With this thought, Wang Bo's inflated mindset immediately calmed down. He decided that if he wanted to get cocky, he should wait until he could snap his fingers and wipe out half the universe's population before getting arrogant.

Or, like Athena, he could manifest the eighty-eight constellations before getting arrogant—that would be soon enough.

Indeed, in the world of *Saint Seiya*, the eighty-eight constellations twinkling in the night sky and their myths were said to have appeared according to Athena's will. Now that was a true big shot.

If he couldn't even do that, claiming to be omnipotent was simply shameless.

But regardless, CPH4 was a good thing, allowing Wang Bo's strength to increase further. However, it had a few drawbacks.

First, it was highly addictive. Just now, Wang Bo had accidentally become addicted, absorbing pack after pack, which led to a leap in his power and his Cosmo breaking through to the seventh sense.

Second, it was unsuitable for ordinary people. This was also shown in the plot: if the protagonist hadn't had enough CPH4 to sustain her, her brain probably wouldn't have developed to one hundred percent before her body collapsed.

Thus causing ascension to fail and her soul to scatter.

In fact, not to mention ordinary people, even some who possessed supernatural powers could not absorb large amounts; they could only use it bit by bit.

But the problem was its addictiveness—once used, one couldn't help but want to absorb more.

And if too much was absorbed and the body couldn't withstand it, it would self-destruct.

Overall, it was a very dangerous product. After putting away the CPH4, Wang Bo made a decision.

This substance could not be distributed indiscriminately. Only those who had rendered great service and reached a certain level of strength could use it; otherwise, Wang Bo would never hand CPH4 to anyone.

This stuff was too dangerous—one wrong move and someone could die.