Genius Club

Chapter 332: Chapter 28: The Answer of the Mirror Chapter 332: Chapter 28: The Answer of the Mirror Tick tock tick tock tick tock…

Lin Xian’s nosebleed wouldn’t stop, and the whites of his eyes were gradually stained red by the burst capillaries.

But it didn’t matter.

His brain, overworking at high speed, was like an engine running at full throttle, already paying no heed to these minor ruptures and fractures.

Through the imaging received by the retinas, those hexadecimal characters on the electronic blackboards, chaotic like gibberish, were etched deep into Lin Xian’s memory, as if they were ancient rubbings.

“Next page.”

Lin Xian could feel his brain, stimulated by a lethal dose of drugs, was completely burned out, but his thoughts remained clear.

Identifying the spoken words took only 0.2 seconds, so the number of characters wasn’t too many, just the content of six electronic blackboard pages.

He was currently memorizing the third page…

and was about to reach the limits of his memory.

Methods like taking drugs to explosively enhance one’s instant memory were, in terms of effects, definitely not as good as the continuous small-dose injections during the prime time of brain development, that is, infancy.

Absorption would undoubtedly be better then, brain potential would be developed more thoroughly and safely.

Just as VV had said earlier, three-year-old children in Sky City could easily memorize 1,000 lines of code, but for Lin Xian who was forcibly enhancing his mind now…

three pages of nonsensical characters on the electronic blackboard was already his limit.

Any more than that and he wouldn’t be able to remember, everything would become jumbled.

However, this was enough.

“VV, flip back to the first page, I need to check one more time.”

Today was just the first day of memorizing the code, and Lin Xian didn’t intend to be greedy.

These 130,000 lines of code were compressed to the utmost, the epitome of human ingenuity.

Beautiful, like poetry.

Mistaking even a single number or letter would inevitably result in a non-running BUG, so accuracy was more important than speed.

VV flipped the chaotic codes on the electronic blackboard back to the first page, and Lin Xian recited them all over again from the start…

There was no mistake.

The injection of a lethal dose of drugs, unleashing the explosive potential of memory, was truly amazing.

Lin Xian had never felt his thoughts be so clear and penetrating, as if the windshield wipers had suddenly wiped the car glass clean, or a cloth had removed the fog on his glasses—clear!

penetrative!

His memory was like navigating a computer’s hard drive with ease!

“Lin Xian!

Are you…

are you okay?”

Suddenly.

His vision went pitch black as though the power had been cut off.

Lin Xian felt himself lose his balance, his body uncontrollably toppling to one side.

The last voice he heard…

was that very sentence, the shout of the trash can robot.

Thud.

…

…

…

Wham!

From a corner of the bedroom, Lin Xian violently leaped out of bed, opening his eyes.

“No problem, my head is fine, the alcohol has also mostly metabolized.”

He smiled slightly.

The plan was successful.

Everything was as he had expected.

The brain damage caused by the overdose of the drug didn’t carry over to reality, all the side effects were gone.

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The memories etched in his mind, they were brought back without the slightest discrepancy!

He threw off the thin blanket and rushed to the desk in his bedroom.

There, a newly purchased laptop was already set up, its screen glowing, in standby mode.

The computer wasn’t connected to the internet.

For safety’s sake, Lin Xian had previously unscrewed the back cover and removed the wireless network card and the Bluetooth module.

Once seated.

Lin Xian’s hands moved swiftly on the keyboard, typing all three pages of hexadecimal characters he had just memorized into the document.

Clack clatter clack clatter…

He typed with single-minded focus.

It took him about 20 minutes to finish typing, complete and accurate.

“Perfect.”

Lin Xian hit the last enter key and couldn’t help but laugh out loud.

It was a truly exhilarating battle.

Thanks to his sudden brainstorm, the efficiency of copying code had been increased several times over.

He stretched lazily, only then allowing himself the time to take a sip of water.

Afterward, he casually picked up a book from the desk and tried to memorize a passage.

After closing his eyes…

“No good, I can’t remember, seems like the drug’s effect, like the side effects, can’t be brought back to the real world.”

After this verification.

Lin Xian became even more certain that only memories can be transferred from the real world to the Dream World and back from the Dream World to reality.

Any side effects were not to be feared, even those potent enough to be lethal; if death occurred, he would wake up unharmed in reality.

He did a quick estimation.

The 130,000 lines of code that VV had given him might take a year or two to memorize and transcribe to reality.

But thanks to the drug-fueled intensive method he discovered.

Now, he might need only half a year, or even just a few months, to bring VV, the super artificial intelligence, into the real world and activate it.

“It’s really something to look forward to…”

Although a few months also seemed like a long time, it wasn’t unbearable.

Lin Xian picked up the laptop, admiring the three pages of hexadecimal code he had just typed out, feeling a true sense of accomplishment.

He had never imagined that one day he would experience the thrilling sensation of an eidetic memory.

Even in the real world.

“Eidetic memory” is a skill that truly exists.

When watching the variety show “Strongest Brain” back in the day, Lin Xian had seen firsthand the strength of human potential and the developability of the human brain.

The contestants on “Strongest Brain” were one more freakish than the next.

Skills like an eidetic memory were just the entry ticket to participate in this variety show and weren’t even considered particularly noteworthy.