After completing the brain replacement, Su Hao inspected it over and over from start to finish, then tested all his abilities repeatedly. The conclusion was that there were no problems.
Yet having obtained what he wanted so easily still left him with a sense of unreality.
Years of misfortune had taught him to constantly remind himself of one saying: beneath the beautiful exterior of all things lay deadly poison; be cautious in all matters.
Thus, he treated anything gained too easily with even greater caution.
It was like suddenly buying a lottery ticket on a whim one day, then—damn—winning ten million. His first reaction would definitely be disbelief, clutching the ticket and checking it again and again...
To Su Hao, successfully creating a Soul Brain and gaining immortality was much like winning the lottery.
After checking it repeatedly, he finally confirmed one thing. "Through my own efforts and a little luck, I have successfully achieved an alternative form of immortality."
A cause for celebration.
Compared to the various boosts in ability brought by this Soul Brain, Su Hao valued its ability to update itself at any time without aging even more.
Because once he possessed eternal life, such abilities were, in his view, inevitable byproducts. Even if he did not have them at the beginning, he eventually would.
"Next, I will transplant my new brain into the Giant Dragon's original body. As for the original dragon brain, since it once carried my Consciousness Information, it can only be destroyed to prevent future mutations and unpredictable consequences."
Su Hao believed there was only one of him. He would not allow a situation like that of the Deities, where the original body and its clones quarreled with one another. Anything that had carried his Consciousness Information had to be destroyed in the