Ren Zhong also wanted to understand how to effectively control it and actively activate it in scenarios where it might be needed.
After making the right choice for the first ti and using the phrase "this is the Pilgrim's conspiracy" to complete the crucial bluffing work, he no longer experienced illusions, as if the plot outline of the novel had been locked, the author had made their choice, the story had moved onto stable tracks, and the train driver could let go of the steering wheel.
Even though reason told Ren Zhong to abandon the hope of understanding the principles of illusions, his instincts uncontrollably drove him to figure it out.
After a long ti, Ren Zhong barely managed to co up with so ideas.
In over nine hundred previous resurrections, his Brain Reaction Index and Brain-Machine Synchronization Rate had been raised to quite exaggerated levels.
Consecutive periods of over nine hundred months, totaling about seventy-five years of intensive training, had brought about his transformation.
Actually, as early as fifteen years ago, when he attempted to break into the Tracker Spaceship, he had tried three thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight tis, training for three thousand nine hundred and ninety-eight months. At that ti, his Physical Comprehensive Index and Biological Electric Power were holding him back, and in those nearly four thousand resurrections, once his Brain Reaction Index reached the Level Eight limit, the rate of increase suddenly decreased, and no breakthroughs were achieved.
Ren Zhong felt sowhat regretful about this at the ti, but didn't pay much attention.
Looking back now, those over three thousand months, totaling nearly three hundred years of Sisyphean efforts, indeed left him with sothing extra.
His thinking was consistently colliding silently with certain barriers without him realizing.
After another nine hundred attempts, he finally broke through this barrier.
But even then, a qualitative change had not occurred—the only thing was that his Brain Reaction Index exploded beyond asurable range, rendered unasurable, and the Brain-Machine Synchronization Rate finally reached 100%.
Subsequently, under the overwhelming data impact from Sun Ai, his mind established six hundred and eighty million information highways, and in the end, carried an enormous amount of information akin to the lifeti mories of several million people instantaneously through, round-trip twice.
His brain's quantum storm finally underwent qualitative change, breaking certain barriers between individuals and the cosmic information flow.
"To accommodate Sun Ai's data, my fundantal thinking, that is, within my subconscious, a channel was left that could communicate directly with the cosmic information stream."
"These channels accelerated the operating speed of my subconscious, consistently absorbing external information indiscriminately out of control."
"The quantum entanglent rules comprising my subconscious have been operating efficiently, analyzing this vast amount of information."
"But my main consciousness, which is the consciousness that is talking now, deed the amount of information generated by the subconscious too massive and considered it unnecessary to receive entirely, so it shielded these background noise interferences. It only directly retrieves results when needed, inferred by the subconscious from external information—that's the illusions I see."
"Shielding excess information is a human instinctive behavior, just like how human minds can't perceive the birth, death, illness, and biochemical reactions of every cell in the body, or even control and perceive their heartbeat and normal intestinal peristalsis."
"As for why my illusions have a certain predictive effect?"
Ren Zhong pondered for a long ti, only to speculate that his subconscious possessed a strong analytical ability, which in turn stimulated a powerful intuitive judgnt.
For instance, late at night, when two colleagues are sitting together working overti, and one person suddenly opens their mouth wide, the other person wouldn't feel they're about to shout, but rather about to yawn.
This is a very brief predictive span, less than a second, but essentially it's still a prediction.
Indeed, the colleague who suddenly opened their mouth did yawn, and their eyes even squeezed out two drops of tears unrelated to emotional fluctuations.
In this prediction, there's a lot of upfront information.
The late night ti point is the first piece of information.
The basic understanding between two colleagues, where one knows the other's normal biological clock, now is their ti to go ho and sleep after work, and the opposite colleague is equally tired. This is the second piece of information.
Additionally, the non-yawning person also knows the colleague does not have epilepsy and is healthy. If they suddenly open their mouth wide, the first reaction in their mind would not be that the other is having an epileptic seizure, but tiredness. This is the third piece of information.
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