Legend of Traveler Swallowing the Starry Sky And Perfect World

　　Deep within the shadows of a hidden room, a small child, no more than one or two years old, lay quietly on a bed. Despite his tender age, his curious and fearful eyes darted around the room, taking in his surroundings.

　　Beside him, a woman gently pulled a slightly older boy, around four or five years old. Whenever she looked down at him, her eyes overflowed with affection and tenderness.

　　Despite his youth, the boy she held possessed an air of calm and composure that was almost otherworldly. His eyes, with twin pupils, gave him a striking resemblance to a natural saint.

　　Suddenly, a sinister figure emerged from the shadows, brandishing a dagger in his hand. He stood dutifully behind the woman, ready to do her bidding.

"Quick, do it!" The woman's urgent whisper echoed in the dark, damp secret room.

　　The black shadow silently glided towards the little boy lying on the bed, its piercing eyes scanning the child's helpless form. With a swift motion, it reached out and tore open the boy's chest, causing blood to gush out like a crimson waterfall.

　　As the blood spilled out, a faint, ethereal glow emanated from within the wound, accompanied by an otherworldly chant that seemed to summon ancient spirits.

　　The woman's gaze fixed on the bones nestled within the boy's chest, her desire palpable. "As expected of the Supreme Bone, the vision is natural," she murmured in awe.

　　The boy cried out in agony as tears streamed down his face. He had never felt such pain before, and terror gripped his heart. Unmoved by the boy's suffering, the black shadow continued its work, deftly extracting a glowing orb from within the child's chest.

　　The orb radiated an indescribable magic, sending shivers down the spine of all who beheld it. With each passing moment, it grew in size and power, bathing the entire room in a divine light that seemed to transcend reality itself.

　　"There can be no mistakes," the young woman declared, her nerves tingling with excitement.

　　"According to the Solitary Bone Book, the transplant should be successful. My son has been blessed with twin pupils, destined for greatness in both heaven and earth!" Despite the boy's agonized cries, his chest had been opened up to extract the precious bones. In his anguish, he reached out for any form of relief.

　　The woman looked at him with a pang of pity, but her attention was swiftly diverted to another boy lying on a nearby bed. "Excellent. The Supreme Bone, just as expected," croaked the black shadow, its voice thick with hunger and greed. "Hurry, we must transplant it to Yi'er.

　　"Be careful, there can be no room for error!" The woman's heart ached for her child, but her determination was unwavering. "You must hold on, Yi'er. You were born with twin pupils and are destined for greatness. You are the embodiment of supreme power!" The woman cradled the child tenderly in her arms, her words filled with love and hope for a better future.

　　But for the other boy, his cries grew weaker with each passing moment, his frail voice becoming increasingly ragged as he faded into the darkness. The woman couldn't bear to witness his suffering any longer, and turned away with a heavy heart.

　　The little boy lying on the cold stone bed wept silently, his frail body wracked with pain. He looked up with desperate eyes, his small hands grasping for something that wasn't there.

　　Suddenly, a blade sliced through the air and cut into the chest of a larger boy lying beside him. The sudden shock jolted Shi Yi out of his daze, and he was forced to confront the reality of his situation.

　　"What is this?" he wondered, bewildered. "This can't be real..."

　　As Shi Yi opened his eyes, he couldn't believe what he was seeing. He found himself in a new and unfamiliar world, feeling disoriented and confused. But this wasn't the first time he had experienced such a strange occurrence.

　　He had been transported to a different world before, and now it had happened again.

　　One moment, Shi Yi was just a regular office worker in his thirties, and the next thing he knew, he was waking up in a bed that wasn't his own. To make things stranger, he had a flood of unfamiliar memories in his mind, and he was suddenly a 16-year-old high school student. It was like a mid-life crisis had hit him in the face.

　　But that was only the beginning of the craziness. According to what he learned, it was now the year 2054 and humans were huddled together in a survival base, hiding from savage beasts that roamed the outside world. And where did Shi Yi find himself? In Jiangnan Base City, where he even had a classmate named Luo Feng. What kind of adventures awaited them in this bizarre, post-apocalyptic world?

　　Shi Yi was dumbfounded when he discovered that the world he now lived in was from a novel he had loved for years: "Devouring the Starry Sky!" Never had he imagined being transported to another world, let alone one filled with such perilous danger.

　　As he explored his new life, Shi Yi was relieved to find that his predecessor, the high school protagonist, had left behind a sizable inheritance. He had a house, three million in savings, and even a government pension - a small fortune by normal standards. However, Shi Yi knew that in this world of warriors, that amount would not go far.

　　Still, he wondered if he was willing to live as an ordinary person and whether this money could provide him with a comfortable life.

　　But is Shi Yi willing?

　　In this world of extraordinary people, just be an ordinary person? Then it will die out naturally within a hundred years?

　　Who would be willing!

　　So Shi Yi resolutely embarked on that road of no return.

　　After Two years of hard work and perseverance, Shi Yi had finally reached the pinnacle of the advanced Martial Arts student. He was just one step away from becoming a real warrior, but that step seemed insurmountable. For two months, he struggled to make progress and wondered if he would ever achieve his dream.

　　One day, after an intense training session, Shi Yi lay down on his bed and closed his eyes. To his surprise, he saw a small light in his mind, shining brightly. It reminded him of his classmate Luo Feng, who had become a spiritual teacher with the help of a dark golden "metal ball" in his mind.

　　Filled with curiosity and hope, Shi Yi decided to explore his consciousness. But as he probed his mind, he was suddenly pulled into a void, and when he opened his eyes, he found himself in a strange place.

　　Confused and disoriented, he tried to make sense of his surroundings. But as memories flooded back into his mind, he realized that he had been transported through time and space once again.

His head throbbed with pain from the sudden influx of information. He groaned and rubbed his temples, trying to make sense of the memories that had been implanted in his mind. It took him a while to regain his bearings and comprehend his situation.

But as he looked around, he realized that this time, he was not in a survival base, nor was he a high school student. But Turn into 4-5 years boy, with extraordinarry eyesight, just like watching Hd to 4K movie Just listened the above incident.

Shi Yis was in disbelief. He becamse Si Yi, He had just heard that he was in a perfect world and that the crying boy beside him was his younger brother, the future emperor, Shi Hao. They were about to transplant the Supreme Bone from his brother's body into his own. But Shi Yi couldn't bring himself to go through with it.

"Mother!" he cried out urgently.

He couldn't believe what was happening. He had no idea how he had ended up in this perfect world. His mind was in a state of confusion, and he realized that he had taken away his brother's Supreme Bone. But in dark, He always thought it is related to the Dark golden ball in his mind.

Before He can Think anything, His thought is interapted.

The woman looked at him with concern, sensing the urgency in his voice. The few old men from Prince Wu's mansion were dismissed, and time was of the essence for the transplant. "What's the matter, Yi'er?" she asked.

Shi Yi struggled to speak, but he managed to say, "Return the Supreme Bone to my brother. I don't need it!"

It wasn't that he didn't need it, but he couldn't bear to take it from his brother. He was a fan of the Perfect World book and knew the significance of the Supreme Bone. If he were to inherit it, he would have a great karma with his brother, the future Huangtian Emperor.

"Nonsense!"

The woman's decision was made. She would do anything to ensure her son's success in this world of fierce competition. Even if it meant sacrificing her other son's life.

Shi Yi had hoped to reason with his mother and explain that he didn't need the Supreme Bone to succeed, but his mother's cold rejection led to his unconsciousness from her slap.

As he lay unconscious, the woman ordered the transplant of the Supreme Bone, with the shadowed figure wielding the knife and placing the bone on Shi Yi's chest.

But then the woman had a change of heart and decided to transplant her younger son's supreme blood instead, as Shi Yi was her own flesh and blood and she could not bear to risk his life.

The shadowed figure with the knife warned that the transplant of the supreme blood would shorten the child's life to just a few years.

"The aunt has done the right thing, transplanting the Supreme Bone to Yi'er will give him great power," the Old Man (Shadow) said with conviction.

The old man's face turned pale as he saw the empty bowl that was used to hold Shi Hao's supreme blood. He knew what this meant - Shi Hao's life was now limited.

Just as they were about to discuss the situation, the secret room was suddenly blasted open by an intruder.

It was Shi Hao's fourth grandpa, who was furious when he saw the state of the little boy lying on the bed. Shi Hao tried to reach out to him but was too weak to lift his arm.

"What have you done?!" the old man shouted at the woman.

"I did what I had to do to ensure Shi Yi's future," she replied calmly, not showing any sign of fear.

The old man was about to retaliate, but Shi Yi suddenly woke up, and his eyes shone with a strange light. The supreme bone had already merged with his body, and he felt an immense power coursing through his veins.

"I...I can feel it," Shi Yi(Shi Yi) muttered in amazement.

The old man's anger turned to shock as he realized what had just happened. The woman had taken a huge risk by transplanting the Supreme Blood, but it seemed to have worked. Shi Yi now had the power of the Supreme Bone and Blood running through his body, and he was destined for greatness.

"The fourth grandpa is here! It's all my fault that the fourth grandpa is not doing well," the old man cried as he embraced the weakened Shi Hao.

He couldn't bear to see Shi Hao in such a state, his body drained of supreme blood and his bones and blood taken away. It was a tragic fate for someone born with supreme potential.

"I'll make sure that poisonous woman pays for what she's done when Ziling returns. But today, we must extract the Supreme Bone from Shi Yi and return it to Hao'er," the fourth child declared as he reached out to grab Shi Yi, who was in a coma.

The fifth Elder, however, stood in his way and firmly held onto Shi Yi. "He is a saint born with double pupils! What about my Hao'er? Isn't he born supreme?" he argued.

The argument between the two brothers escalated, and soon a fierce battle broke out, destroying everything in its path. The commotion caught the attention of several old men in Prince Wu's mansion, who quickly intervened and put an end to the fight.

The tense atmosphere was quickly diffused by the intervention of several old men from Prince Wu's mansion. They stepped forward and separated the quarreling siblings. Shi Yi remained unconscious in the arms of the fifth elder, who glared at the fourth child with a mix of anger and protectiveness.

"He's just a child, can't you see that?" the fifth Elder said, his voice trembling with emotion.

The elderchild took a deep breath and tried to calm down. "I'm sorry," he said, "I just...I just want to protect our family's interests."

The old men exchanged looks, knowing that the situation was delicate. They had to find a way to unite the siblings, or risk a division that could threaten the stability of Prince Wu's mansion.

"Listen, all of you," one of the old men spoke up, his voice authoritative. "Shi Yi is our family's hope. We must protect him, no matter what. But we must also remember that we are all family. We must stand together, support each other, and work towards a common goal."

The siblings nodded, but there was still tension in the air. It was clear that the issue was far from resolved, but for now, they had agreed to put aside their differences for the sake of Shi Yi.