Their commission was suspicious.

The creation of identities is quite convenient, requiring no modification to the world's underlying code; simply adding an identity to the background is sufficient. After all, this identity carries no authority, power, or even many items.

As for what Chen Luoneng can do with this identity, that's none of its business.

But it made no difference to Chen Luo; as long as he received the reward, that was all that mattered.

The consciousness of this world is right; that world might indeed be very suitable for Chen Luo.

At least things like recognition and creativity are forms of the will of all beings.

If you insist on calling these the power of fantasy, that's fine, but the power of fantasy and the power of desire have always been ambiguous, to the point that it's difficult to completely distinguish between them.

Why do you fantasize? Isn't it because it doesn't exist in reality?

If something doesn't exist in reality, then wanting it is simply a wish, isn't it?

However, fantasies usually only arise when one is full and has nothing else to do.

And if this level is "strengthened" a little more, it becomes a wish.

For example, when there are still 10 minutes left before the end of self-study class, I fantasize about get out of class ending quickly.

However, because he spends his afternoons spacing out after class, he doesn't have many strong thoughts.

If he suddenly has a stomachache, but the class has a rule that leaving the classroom during class will result in a fine (and there really is such a rule), then this thought will become a wish.

Fantasy and desire are simply different in how strong the idea is.

However, some fantasies and desires are quite different.

For example, when reading a novel, vague images may form in your mind; this is also called fantasy.

From a certain perspective, the power of imagination is too loose, while the power of desire is more concentrated.

No one is willing to give their life for a fantasy... because when someone is willing to give their life for a fantasy, the fantasy has already transformed into a wish.

Comparing cotton to nails might be a bit of an exaggeration, but it's close enough.

"The power of imagination and the power of wish are closely related... but just how closely? We'll have to go to that world to find out." Chen Luo was filled with anticipation for that world.

I'm not sure about that, but I do know that the power of "fantasy creation" is definitely the power of desire.

"So you mean... I need to find a Moon Princess who can create fantasies? A Moon World?"

[No need, just soak in the Vortex of Origin a little longer. There are some records in "The Knowledge of Othinus." But there's a difference between reading and practice.]

"...Unfortunately, we'll have to wait a little longer. We haven't gotten the coordinates yet."

The world consciousness needs to communicate with the world consciousness of another world first in order to create world coordinates that allow Chen Luo to teleport directly there. Otherwise, if the world coordinates are simply given to Chen Luo, he will still have to slowly swim there through the dimensional sea.

[Your current focus should be on trying to influence reality with the power of your wishes. There's a saying in the Dimensional Sea that the stronger someone is by nature, the harder it is for them to become the strongest. This is because they've never experienced what it's like to be weak; they haven't risen through the ranks step by step, so taking that first step beyond their limits is incredibly difficult.]

[Perhaps you can collect the power of others' wishes, but you cannot generate your own, and that is the reason why.]

Logically speaking, the stronger a person is, the higher the quality of their wishes. With Chen Luo's strength, even if the quality of his wishes surpasses that of Othinus and others, it's impossible for him to be completely unable to generate any wishes at all.

According to the best-case scenario of the humanized plugin, Chen Luo could have simply stayed at home and imagined that a raw stone would fall from the sky, and he would actually be buried by the raw stone.

Clapping your hands, whatever you wish for comes true!

"emmm..."

[But don't be disappointed. The good news is that you were an ordinary person for over a decade before recently becoming a gifted individual, and then you strengthened yourself through your own efforts... Although your growth rate might be a little faster than others, you still grew through your own hard work.]

"And the bad news?"

The bad news is that you have to walk your own path step by step; excessive help from others may become a burden and an obstacle for you.

[Therefore, things like this often happen in the Dimensional Sea... a poor, destitute but exceptionally talented young man grows step by step into a supreme powerhouse, only to discover that his parents are actually powerful figures living in anonymity.]

"...Isn't that describing me?"

No, because you're not miserable enough. Those young men at least had their engagements broken off, or at worst, their parents disappeared, while your parents were just on a business trip.

Of course, your parents aren't exactly ordinary people either; I don't think an average person could just casually pick up the subtitles I typed out for you.

"Damn it, I also want to lie at home and wait to die! I don't want to work hard anymore!"

[Don't say that. As the saying goes, if you can't be a second-generation rich kid, then strive to be a self-made millionaire. Ordinary wealth is meaningless to you now; you might already be catching up with your parents... You can set a higher goal, such as becoming a first-generation Dao (Tao Fruit) cultivator or a first-generation Transcendent.]

"No...aren't your expectations of me too high?"

[Don't want to become a transcendent being? Then what's the difference between you and a salted fish? Please, you're the god of wishes, albeit self-proclaimed. If even you don't have such wishes, how could you possibly have a chance to become a transcendent being?]

"..." Chen Luo suddenly realized something.

Anyone who has ever learned about detached beings has probably fantasized about becoming one themselves.

Just like everyone dreams of becoming the world's richest person.

But very few people actually muster the courage to seriously consider the feasibility and thus develop a desire for it.

Just like Chen Luo had met so many adventurers from the Dimensional Sea, he had never seen a single one of them with the desire to become a transcendent being.

Because everyone knows that this is impossible.

Oh, except for one person... Chen Luo's pale witch senior sister.

[You told Liu Wenxuan that humanity's anthem is an anthem of courage, so you sealed his abilities and threw him into the Stardust Expeditionary Force. But didn't you ever consider that the truly astonishingly rewarding wishes are all born from immense courage on the part of the person involved?]

Hearing the humanized plugin's question, Chen Luo began to recall the commissions he had received.

We won't even discuss those powerful individuals who issue five-star commissions on their own, such as Otto, Homura Akemi, and Pest, who are three very special people.

One is a pure-love warrior who persisted for 500 years, even charging towards the Tree of Imaginary Numbers (however, the Otto who died was the best Otto).

One is a magical girl who has reincarnated countless times, yet still retains her original intention to save one person.

One is a representative of 8,000 million dead souls, who transformed from the daughter of an ordinary landlord into a grim reaper who dared to take revenge on the sun. While the increase in power certainly influenced Pest, causing her to lose her mind and become arrogant, who can deny her courage?

In addition, there are all the people of Beloborg who want to restore order to Beloborg, and the human race, mainly composed of blanks, who want to end the millennium war and bring peace to the world. Their wishes contain all sorts of obsessions, among which courage is naturally essential.

They truly had this idea, possessed the resolve to carry it out, and even the courage to sacrifice themselves, which is why such an extremely rare five-star commission, exceeding four stars, was created.

Even Fuyan, who had just been taught a lesson by Chen Luo, while you can't condone its philosophy of using any means necessary to achieve certain desires, even frequently harming others, and such a philosophy shouldn't be encouraged, since evildoers deserve punishment, it's hard to ignore its courage to challenge Luofu's general again.

Or rather, daring to issue a commission of four stars or higher takes courage in itself.

[Now you understand? Your growth to this point is due to your talent and hard work, but you lack sufficient courage. To put it bluntly, your own desire, as the god of wishes, is not strong enough.]

Indeed, it's not a bad thing that you dislike competition. Being content with one's lot when poor and helping others when successful is also a way of life. Leaving room for others may not be saintly, but it's certainly noble. However… you can dislike competition, but you can't truly be unable to compete!

You may not be able to become a transcendent being, but you cannot help but want to be.

"...Sorry, Humanization Plugin, I misunderstood you before. I always thought your head was full of lewd nonsense. I never expected you could say something so philosophical. I suppose your recent obscurity was all for this sudden enlightenment, right?"

Chen Luo understood!

Ah... it doesn't have to be that formal, I just thought of it. It was just a slip of the tongue... and scolding you was really fun, or rather... incredibly fun!

"...Have you finished the 1000 AI-generated images I requested?" Chen Luo's face darkened.

No, nothing...

"Then why don't you hurry up and go draw!"

【Tch, fine, I'll go!】

Chapter 2112 Chen Luo: Becoming a Transcendent Being is Too Difficult? Then Surpass My Parents First!

Although the Humanized Plugin's initial intention in reprimanding Chen Luo was because it felt good, it cannot be denied that what the Humanized Plugin said did make some sense.

No, or rather, it makes a lot of sense.

Although the motives were impure, the user-friendly plugin did indeed help Chen Luo a lot.

Chen Luo began to think about what kind of wishes he had after awakening his talent.

Back when he first became a gifted individual, Chen Luo received a commission and then found a Herrscher of Knowledge at home.

The Herrscher of Knowledge is quite powerful and was Chen Luo's initial protector.

Because Chen Luo's talent and the requirements for awakening his talent during those three years were basically the same, except that the implementation method might be different, Chen Luo quickly got the hang of it.

But this also caused Chen Luo some trouble... namely, Chen Luo did not set a sufficient goal.

Aside from Yvette creating a significant sense of crisis for Chen Luo at that time, Chen Luo's sense of crisis at other times was not particularly high.

Of course, this doesn't mean that a person's growth requires a sense of crisis. What era are we living in? Why are we still pursuing a sense of crisis?

A sense of crisis is just a means to an end, a means to make people want to grow quickly.

Other desires are also acceptable, such as the novelty of initially acquiring a talent, the basic human desire to see a virtual wife and feel trembling, hunger, etc.

However, Chen Luo wasn't excited at the time, because he had been doing this kind of thing for three years: helping others fulfill their requests.

He didn't have any anime/manga characters either, because in order to complete his missions, Chen Luo could only occasionally watch mobile games and anime. At such a young age, he already understood what it meant to be forced by life's circumstances.

As for hunger... modern Chinese people rarely experience an overly urgent feeling of hunger.

Unless you're a college student who spends too much on living expenses at the beginning of the month.

"My wish, my wish..." Chen Luo kept repeating this.

When a person is close to omnipotent, it is normal to hesitate when asked by someone from a higher dimension what their wishes are.

Chen Luo isn't without wishes; he has too many.

For example, if Chen Luo wanted to lie in bed, countless raw stones could bury him; with a clap of his hands, whatever he wished for would appear.

Chen Luo wanted the World Tree to mature instantly.

Chen Luo now even has the desire to become a transcendent being.

However, having multiple desires in one's mind often leads to interference between them.

This was common knowledge for Chen Luo, who frequently handled commissions. Impure motives were a major problem.

Strangely enough, Chen Luo was extremely good at taking on commissions, but his proficiency in posting commissions was not as good as anyone else's in the bar.

The genie grants wishes to others every day, but the genie himself has no wishes. If he had to say one, it would be to set himself free.

However, Chen Luo's mode of fulfilling his wishes is different. Chen Luo can fulfill his wishes without doing so for anyone, so there is no lack of freedom for him.

But isn't there still something holding you back?

"...If I had to say what my wish is, it would be to have an endless supply of raw stones! In terms of feasibility, I would hope that my wish power can turn into raw stones and then help me fulfill any wish!" Chen Luo's eyes lit up after hearing what the humanized plugin said.

Aside from helping friends out of the blue, Chen Luo is willing to grant wishes to people he doesn't know or like, such as Fu Yan. Isn't it all because of the raw stones, besides wanting to see if he can use other methods to make the other person angry?

There are essentially two pursuits in life...

[Hungry and shivering]

"Mental and material conditions."

[So, in short, it's just Lele and SeSe? Then it's no wonder you're being followed by Aha.]

"So my wish has been made! One day I will truly master my talent and make the power of my wish become the power to achieve everything! That is the true power of my wish! The true realization of self-production and self-consumption!" Chen Luo said, clenching his fist.

Chen Luo generates the power of desire because he wants something, and then uses this power to realize his desire. This is Chen Luo's ultimate dream—to have his wishes fulfilled!

It's possible, but have you considered that just as you might temporarily set aside an unattainable wish until it becomes possible, it's difficult to pursue a wish if it's too far removed from your current goals.

"Then... I want to become a transcendent!"

Let's talk about the possibility of our wishes coming true.

The user-friendly plugin did tell Chen Luo to be a little more adventurous, but not to go that far.

"Tch, this won't work, that won't work..."

[Don't put it that way. How about this: break down a big goal into smaller, manageable goals. Then, accomplish those goals step by step. This might give you a greater sense of accomplishment and motivation.]

"For example... instead of becoming a transcendent being, you should first try to catch up with the level of my parents or the Pale Witch, and then become a transcendent being?"

[...That's true, but could you please stop thinking about your transcendent self and first consider whether your wish-granting ability is even possible? For example, from being able to make your wishes come true, to being able to autonomously generate the power of wishes, and then to realizing your inner thoughts and being able to produce Primogems (being able to send yourself requests)]

"It's not...it's not impossible. No, that's not right!"

Chen Luo suddenly realized that his current role with the humanized plugin was exactly the same as the role between a bar customer and Chen Luo.

They even used language to persuade them.

"...I'm going to draw the remaining 500 AI-generated erotic images. You can play with them by yourself for now."

After finishing his explanation, the user-friendly plugin fell silent.