After gaining a fundamental understanding of the Transcendent realm, Chu Fei thought from the source and quickly found a way to rapidly solve his shortage of Life Energy.
The method Chu Fei had thought of was abstraction.
The Cosmic Brain had originally been abstracted into existence, then developed step by step into what it was today.
Since the Transcendent realm was meant to reshape a body that was no longer flesh and blood, could he not draw on the same idea?
Could he abstract an energy body out of his flesh-and-blood body?
Chu Fei had done something similar before—the Accessory Brain.
The earliest Accessory Brain had been built directly within the liver. Once it had developed to a certain point, it was gradually abstracted out, separating the Accessory Brain from the liver.
The current Accessory Brain could exist completely apart from the liver. It was a purely energy-based "organ."
If the Accessory Brain could do it, what about a flesh-and-blood body?
Chu Fei began reviewing the Accessory Brain's situation.
The current Accessory Brain still needed to consume part of the Main Cosmic Brain's complex computing power to maintain its structural stability—roughly fifty thousand points of computing power.
Yet the Accessory Brain could provide more than ten million points of relatively complex computing power. Its architecture had now been optimized, making it even more advanced than the Cosmic Brains of some 10.0 cultivators who had inflated their stats.
Furthermore, the Accessory Brain operated through Life Energy and the frequency of Life Energy. It had something of the flavor of an electronic computer.
Chu Fei already had plans for the Accessory Brain's next upgrade path: use Wave-Particle Duality to grant it a Hyper-Dimensional Algorithm. Of course, that was still only at the conceptual stage.
After recalling the entire process, Chu Fei summarized