Only I Have the Law: A Fantasy Daily Life

Chapter 106 An Astartes Arrives at the Medical Examination Center
The crisp sound of the video export completion notification interrupted Chen Baiyu's thoughts.

He glanced at Platinum, who was fast asleep at his feet.

I didn't disturb it, but instead sat back down in front of the computer.

With four cameras and screen recording, there are nearly twenty hours of original video footage, resulting in an astonishingly large file size.

Uploading the original video directly as evidence is necessary, but expecting most viewers to have the patience to watch dozens of gigabytes of lengthy self-proof is nothing short of wishful thinking.

The original video is left there so that skeptics can verify it at any time, while a relatively short video is needed for genuine promotion.

"We need to edit a 'good-looking' version."

Chen Baiyu muttered to himself.

He was a complete novice when it came to editing and video production. But that was never a problem. He possessed a learning engine beyond the average person.

His fingers flew across the keyboard, and a bunch of links instantly popped up in the search bar: [2024 PR/AE Zero-to-Expert Guide], [Best-Selling Game Video Editing Ideas], [How to Create a Convincing Self-Proving Video], [YouTube/Bilibili Popular Game Highlight Editing Techniques]...

A massive amount of information flooded the screen instantly.

Chen Baiyu's gaze swept across web pages and documents at an inhuman speed, and he even dragged the progress bar from time to time while watching video tutorials at full speed.

His brain was like a sponge with unlimited capacity, frantically absorbing all the knowledge about editing software interfaces, timeline operations, shortcut keys, transition effects, pacing, suspense creation, title copywriting, cover design, and so on.

What would normally take a beginner several days to digest introductory courses, he skimmed through in just a few minutes, already grasping the core points.

I spent another five minutes comparing the pros and cons of Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, and CapCut, and finally chose the powerful and relatively intuitive DaVinci Resolve, and quickly downloaded and installed it.

While the software was installing, he had already conceived the core framework of the edited video: the opening suspense would directly present a screenshot of the perfect platform's 3650-day ban notification, accompanied by a powerful sound effect. The rigorous self-verification process would then rapidly flash back to show the setup of the four cameras, a 360-degree environmental scan, mask safety checks, and single-monitor verification, emphasizing the impeccable self-verification conditions.

Then, the most exaggerated and inhumanly impossible action clips are selected and presented in a split-screen or multi-screen format, simultaneously showcasing his hand movements, in-game perspective, and real-time voice narration.

The long gunfights were also sped up, with the speed restored to normal or even slowed down only at the moment of the kill, accompanied by emphasis-laden sound effects and subtitles.

Once the software installation is complete.

Chen Baiyu opened DaVinci Resolve; the interface was unfamiliar, but the logic was clear.

He recalled the key points of the tutorial he had just watched, and his fingers moved almost without hesitation.

Import footage, create multi-camera synchronization, filter clips, cut...

His initial attempts were a little clumsy, but after ten minutes he was already using the keyboard shortcuts like a seasoned veteran.

His thinking speed far exceeds the speed of his hand operation; often, the moment an idea arises, the corresponding editing instructions have already been executed.

He precisely edited out those most astonishing moments:
[Blindfolded aim and headshot, the camera simultaneously cuts to a close-up of his headphones as he slightly tilts his head upon hearing faint footsteps.]

[A 180-degree flick shot within 0.1 seconds, simultaneously the camera cuts to the explosive swing of his arm muscles, perfectly synchronized with the frantic rotation of the in-game view.]

[The kill was achieved through the smoke, accompanied by his voice line half a second earlier: "There's one in the smoke, around this location."]

He even added just the right amount of background music to the video, lowering the volume during mundane search moments and increasing the drumbeat during highlight kills, greatly enhancing the viewing experience and emotional impact.

In terms of copywriting.

After a moment's thought, he typed in the title bar:

[[CS] Four-camera proof! Perfect platform banned me for 10 years? Open your eyes and see what a true genius really is!]

The introduction is written clearly and powerfully:
"The full, unedited video has been uploaded. Any technical analysts are welcome to examine it frame by frame. This video only edits out some highlight operations to demonstrate the specific process and key evidence."

At last.

He captured the most exaggerated moment of a gunfight and headshot from the screen recording and used it as the video cover image.

Preview everything once it's done.

The video is fast-paced, the chain of evidence is clear, and the highlights are incredibly impressive.

It's powerful enough to make anyone who doesn't understand games feel the terrifying power it contains.

Those who know the stuff will be so surprised their jaws will drop, and they will definitely exclaim: This is the light of CNC!

In short.

From opening the tutorial to completing a ten-minute edited video, the entire process took less than an hour.

This also includes the time spent finding suitable music, downloading software, and rendering output.

Chen Baiyu was used to this kind of learning efficiency.

In fact.

He went from a B+ level game skill to the pinnacle of human skill in just a few games to adapt.

He went from being a complete novice to surpassing even the best actors simply by reading a book for a short while.

The existence of geniuses is to shatter common sense.

After all, a physical and mental attribute of 7.5 already puts him in the category of a superhuman, and photographic memory is just a basic skill for him now.

Any technology that humans are known to be able to learn is now a piece of cake for him; it would be abnormal if he learned it slowly.

Next.

Chen Baiyu uploaded the full version and the edited version of the video to well-known platforms such as Bilibili and Douyin.

Watching the upload progress bar slowly move forward.

Once he had reached 100%, he let out a soft breath and finally posted the promotional link in his usual chat group with netizens.

"It's done."

He stood up and stretched his shoulders.

The sky outside the window was already quite dark, and the city lights were just coming on. A few sparse starlight managed to pierce through the clouds, weaving together with the neon lights of the city to create a desolate and profound scene.

The feeling of learning a new skill and immediately putting it into practice made Chen Baiyu feel happy.

This is not boring.

Even Chen Baiyu found it quite amusing.

There's a unique sense of challenge involved. After all, there's always some initial hesitation and confusion when facing something new. However, as you gradually become more proficient, things become smoother, and there's still a slight period of "feeling challenge" along the way.

Chen Baiyu thought.

Perhaps when I become too invincible in the future, my only pastime will be to learn and master all the skills that exist in the world?
After all, this is the only way to kill some time.

Although the amount consumed was not much.

While thinking.

He suddenly remembered the short video about himself that he had seen in the taxi at noon.

Looking back now.

The videos edited by the two star trail acrobatic troupes and the marathon organizers were mediocre; from his current perspective, they were a complete mess.

Looking back from a professional perspective today.

First, the pacing is terrible; second, the camerawork is chaotic; and third, the lighting and color processing are very rough.

Furthermore, the music and visuals are poorly coordinated, and finally, the narrative structure is chaotic.

The main problem is that the videos all feature himself, making it hard for him to find fault with them. He always feels the editing doesn't highlight him enough. It's like a top national table tennis player watching someone else play: "Your backhand is weak, your forehand is poor, your footwork is loose, your reactions are slow, not a single movement is decent. You think you can compete against me? Dream on!"

Watching videos with this level of technical skill.

Chen Baiyu, feeling a bit itchy to get his hands on the footage, thought he might be able to obtain the original video material.

Then you can re-edit it yourself?
And when I think about this...

Chen Baiyu immediately felt that she had even more ideas.

Since you're itching to re-edit these videos, why not create another social media account focused on outdoor videos? Then, re-edit these two videos and put them under this account.

He had it all figured out.

This social media account posts videos about his various physical prowess, including but not limited to marathon running and acrobatic performances, as well as some amazing performances that may come in the future.

As for the name of this social media account, how about calling it "Ultimate Life"!
The social media account I was planning to use for game live streaming and video clips didn't show my face.

Once it gains some popularity, it can take advantage of an opportunity to reveal its identity, letting everyone know that this account and [Ultimate Creature] are from the same person, and then it can generate another wave of popularity!
[Shocking! The universally acknowledged limit of human physical ability is actually the same person as the god of games!]

This kind of operation can be repeated many times in the future. You can even operate two accounts in different fields at the same time to compete against each other, and only when it is finally revealed will netizens find out that the two accounts belong to the same person.

While thinking.

Without stopping, Chen Baiyu sent WeChat messages to Xia Meng'an of the Star Orbit Acrobatic Troupe and Zhang Yuanzhi of the marathon organizers.

Shortly after the message was sent, my phone started vibrating repeatedly.

Xia Meng'an replied first, sending over a cloud drive link followed by an emoji of "[Fourth Hokage Minato Namikaze's Flying Thunder God Technique Appears]".

The caption read: "Am I late?"

This was still that novice apprentice in the acrobatic troupe who liked anime, and in Chen Baiyu's memory, she was more memorable than Lin Xi, who had taken the initiative to strike up a conversation.

Chen Baiyu smiled slightly and replied, "Perfect, thank you."

He quickly clicked the link and began downloading the original footage shot by the Star Trails Acrobatic Troupe.

The internet speed is very fast.

The massive video file began to transfer at lightning speed.

Just as he was about to take a quick look at the materials about the acrobatic troupe, Zhang Yuanzhi's message arrived.

The same link to a resource is followed by the sentence: "The Chengdu Marathon is confirmed to start at 7:30 AM on Wednesday. Are you going? You weren't sure when I asked you the other day. Spots are very limited now, so you'll need to come early to familiarize yourself with the course!"

Obviously.

Zhang Yuanzhi still didn't forget to invite him.

Zhang Yuanzhi was deeply impressed by his performance in the Suining Marathon, and he was eager to discover him and bring him into the professional field.

However, upon seeing this message, Chen Baiyu simply replied helplessly: "Never mind, I'm busy."

There is no way.

It wasn't because he was busy with anything else, but because he really couldn't participate in the Chengdu Marathon.

When Zhang Yuanzhi asked him a couple of days ago, he was filming, so he said he was busy and brushed it off.

He did indeed have the idea.

Thinking about running again and easily winning the championship, the 300,000 yuan prize money is no small amount.

However, after receiving a message from Zhang Yuanzhi on set last time, he made a point of carefully checking the official registration requirements and event rules for the Chengdu Marathon.

Upon seeing this, the little flame that had just ignited in my heart was completely extinguished.

This event is completely different from the small-scale, more recreational marathon in Suining; it is a very formal, large-scale international event.

The most crucial rule is that all participants must provide a detailed medical examination report from within the past month, including but not limited to electrocardiogram, blood pressure, and echocardiogram. Furthermore, multiple basic physiological indicators, including blood tests, will be screened on-site before the competition to ensure that the participants are in good physical condition and to eliminate any potential safety hazards.

In addition, large-scale random doping urine tests will be conducted before and after the competition.

Overall.

The inspection mechanism is more stringent.

For the last marathon, all that was needed was a medical examination report from the past six months.

Although Chen Baiyu's health had already started to deteriorate at that time, at least the reports from the previous months could still be used to barely pass as proof.

So what now?
Recent race completion records cannot replace a medical examination.

Chen Baiyu looked down at his hands, feeling the immense, extraordinary power flowing through his body and the faint, almost imperceptible, magical fluctuations.

His current attribute points are as high as 7.5, and he is no longer the "ignorant fool" he once was.

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call him a mini-Superman.

He had no doubt.

My current blood composition, cell activity, heart pumping capacity, muscle density...

Each of these aspects is far beyond the scope of normal human beings, and may even exhibit some "abnormalities" that cannot be explained by existing science.

Going for a medical check-up? Blood test on-site? Doping test?
Let's not even talk about whether the needle can successfully penetrate his incredibly tough skin and blood vessels.

Even if you manage to pull it out.

When the test results come out, the doctor might think that all the equipment is broken, or he might directly report it to the CDC and the National Special Research Department.

After all, those numbers must be incredibly exaggerated.

Calling them genetically modified warriors wouldn't be an exaggeration.

Those who don't know might really think that the Space Marine Astartes from Warhammer 40 has come to the marathon medical check-up center for fun.

In short.

The rigorous physical examination not only eliminated Chen Baiyu's chance to participate in the Chengdu Marathon, but also essentially eliminated the possibility of her becoming an athlete in the future.

Chen Baiyu did not want to expose her abnormality to state institutions too early.

He prefers to calm down and study himself.

After a while, I'll travel around and try to trigger more missions.

When you are truly forced to demonstrate your capabilities to the nation, you must also possess absolute self-defense capabilities.

Even just exploding stars isn't enough.

They also need to be able to ensure that their relatives and friends are not threatened by anyone.

To reach this point...

The road ahead is still long and arduous.

While thinking.

Chen Baiyu chatted for a few more minutes to dissuade Zhang Yuanzhi from inviting her, and then prepared to continue editing the video.

However, his keen hearing alerted him to some noise downstairs in the building.

(End of this chapter)