Evolution from scratch with added points.

"???"

"Genetic information code?"

"What the hell is this?"

Chen Jue looked at the prompts scrolling on the panel and showed a black question mark face.

The original intention was to verify whether the skull relic of Sakyamuni had the same special energy as the black pearl ring passed down from his Longmen Sect.

Unexpectedly, in addition to feeling the special energy that stimulates the human body, I also received a special message.

As this information was introduced, Chen Jue only felt that the colorful light in front of him was becoming stronger and stronger.

Those rays of light eventually combined into a circle of light in Chen Jue's hallucination.

The circle of light was colorful, and countless scenes flashed by, like a slide show from the past scrolling rapidly frame by frame and page by page.

From oceans to deserts, to forests, snow-capped peaks, and rivers.

This is a magical image that demonstrates the changes in nature.

Until a miniature of ancient agricultural society appeared, with farmlands, slaves, cities, and wars, and finally in a desolate little town, a vague figure in a linen monk's robe appeared in the center of the circle of light.

The monk with a blurry figure was seen sitting cross-legged, holding a flower in one hand and smiling at Chen Jue, the latecomer.

The scenery in the illusion changed again, from a blurry miniature to a kaleidoscope of colors interwoven like the ones I played with as a child.

From the human figure to the flower, and then to the perspective locking onto a petal and continuously zooming in.

Through the dewdrops on the petals, Chen Jue saw the texture of the petals, and even zoomed in to see the petal cells filled with various colors!

It is so densely packed, as if it is made up of countless small cellular worlds!

"Is this what is called the Buddha smiling at a flower, using the dewdrops as a magnifying glass to see clearly the cells in the so-called one flower, one world?" Chen Jue's mind was shaken until all the illusions disappeared.

The consciousness that was trapped in the hallucination returned to the real world in an instant.

The surroundings are still the magnificent Buddhist palace, and in front of you is still the Buddha's skull relic enshrined on the lotus platform.

But Chen Jue's expression became extremely complicated at this moment!

Because he had just experienced this memory moment that was like a slide show, he found that he seemed to have gone through a physiological phenomenon commonly known as "revolving lantern" among the Chinese people and "flashback" in the West.

Many people who have been on the verge of death experience similar physiological phenomena after being rescued.

But Chen Jue was clearly an extraordinary human being who was a little too healthy, and such a "flashback before death" should not have happened under any circumstances.

As expected, when Chen Jue looked at the attribute panel again, there were several new prompts on the panel:
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【ding~】

[Affected by the high-energy magnetic field radiation from the outside world, your brain's 'coeruleus nucleus' is stimulated to produce a corresponding stress response, and your brain's nerve center enters a perceptual illusion. ]

[Temporary mental attribute +0.01]

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"It's the locus coeruleus! Isn't this part of the brain responsible for controlling the synthesis of norepinephrine?"

"Wait... I remember that the locus coeruleus is a key node connecting the amygdala and hypothalamus, two centers that regulate emotions and memory. So when it is stimulated, it will trigger a series of chain reactions, causing me to have an illusion similar to a flashback before death?"

Chen Jue looked at the panel and analyzed it.

All the human body knowledge related to the brain that I learned at Jiangnan University began to be integrated in an instant.

After figuring out the reason for the illusion just now, Chen Jue followed this line of thought to infer the operating principle of the Buddha's skull relic in front of him. He found that his previous guess about the function of the relic/mysterious pearl was a little too superficial.

This thing not only contains the [spiritual energy] of a special magnetic field band, but is also the main carrier that can promote the spiritual evolution of later generations.

To put it simply, these so-called relics/mysterious beads are special radioactive substances that have entered their half-life.

It’s just that the energy radiated outwards is rather special and cannot be captured by existing human means. Only masters of practice who have reached the same level can discover this positive radiation energy.

In addition, they also have the function of recording genetic information similar to the DNA spiral, which can play a role in inheritance for later humans.

However, in order to "decode and translate" this information, one must also have the same level of attainment as Sakyamuni.

As for the black pearl ring of the Longmen secret sect, the reason why it did not leave the same illusion as before, Chen Jue speculated that it was because the material was different.

One comes from the human spine and the other comes from the skull.

The functions may vary depending on the location.

In addition, according to Chen Jue's understanding, the images and information left in the Buddha's skull of Sakyamuni should be the other party's attempt to pass on his true understanding of "one flower, one world" to future generations.

From the evolution of natural life to the changes in society, the ancestors of mankind started from the macroscopic practice of the human body and accidentally stepped into the microscopic level of cells.

It was not the microscope invented by Hooke that made this discovery, but a tiny dewdrop on a petal!
This coincidence also made Chen Jue realize that humans thousands of years ago might not be as terrible as modern people imagine.

Even at that time, many sages like Sakyamuni had opened up their macro and micro imaginations.

"The Buddha picked up a flower and saw a world in each flower."

"Lao Tzu realized the truth at Hangu Pass and wrote the Tao Te Ching, leaving behind the sentence 'Tao begets one, one begets two, two begets three, and three begets all things.' In all likelihood, he discovered the microscopic world of cells through some means." Chen Jue murmured to himself.

After experiencing the stimulation of the Buddha's skull relic, he felt as if he had entered a certain state of sage.

Of course, Chen Jue’s guess was not groundless.

Because magnifying glass tools such as those for observing microscopic cells were made by the Assyrians using crystal as early as 700 BC.

The three ancient religions of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism all had powerful abilities to make money at that time.

Collecting crystals to grind tools such as magnifying glasses is not a big problem at all for the leaders of these religions.

In this way, we can explain the frequent mentions of the "microscopic world of the human body" in Buddhist and Taoist scriptures.

"It turns out that Chongyang and Changchun Patriarchs didn't choose the wrong technology tree!"

"Due to the limitations of written expression and technical means at the time, all microscopic discoveries of the human body could only be condensed into seemingly metaphorical classical Chinese and ancient texts, and even left in one's own body." Chen Jue sighed in his heart.

I feel that my trip to Jinling was not in vain.

It not only confirmed the widespread existence of [spiritual energy] in the mysterious beads/relics, but also made him understand the wisdom and greatness of human ancestors.

As the saying goes, we look up to the mountains!
Only when one truly reaches Chen Jue’s current foundation-building realm can one understand the information codes left by Sakyamuni and others.

That is to warn future generations to pay attention to the microscopic world!

When he walked out of the Buddha's Crown Palace, he picked up a pink rose petal from the flowers on the roadside of the scenic area.

Dip the water droplets splashing in the fountain pool.

Under the sunlight, Chen Jue looked carefully, and through his naked eyes that had been enhanced several times, he also discovered those tiny petal cells that were densely distributed in the petals, like stars in the sky.

"So this is what Sakyamuni saw!" Chen Jue stared at the flower seed world, his mouth curled up slightly, and he felt more motivated and inspired to move forward after his foundation building was completed. (End of this chapter)