Niu Zi's Journey Through Time

Before doing anything, Su Hao was accustomed to setting a general direction and defining his goal.

Once the goal was set, everything he did afterward would have more direction, and he would not have to worry about somehow straying off course halfway through.

This was also the key to how he had grown from a weak, helpless little brat to his current level.

Hard work alone was not enough; it also had to be effort in the right direction.

He understood that hard work was merely a basic element of success.

After determining the direction, Su Hao began researching the first question—Eternal Life.

Once one possessed a brain that could constantly renew itself and never age, could one attain Eternal Life? In Su Hao's view, the answer was yes.

Su Hao believed that the most important thing about a person might not be whether their physical body remained alive, but whether their conscious thoughts were still functioning. As long as consciousness and thought remained, that person was still alive.

His view on this differed somewhat from that of most people.

Take a simple example: was Nie Xiaoqian from A Chinese Ghost Story dead? By ordinary standards, she was. But in Su Hao's eyes, she was not. The reason was that she still possessed consciousness, could still think, and could even fall in love without any issue... She had merely changed into a different form of life.

True death was the cessation of thought, the dissolution into nothingness.

Therefore, as long as Su Hao could continue thinking through the Spirit Brain, he would continue to exist. That was Eternal Life.

Su Hao's consciousness returned to his main body, and he stepped out of the Nutrient Pod. With a casual snap of his fingers, the special nutrient fluid on his body vanished