Wang Cai rolled his eyes. "First of all, the Heart of the Blue Sea only contains energy; it isn't a replica of a Reforging Fragment. So while it can help the Reforging System recover, it doesn't contain the 10% of memories I lost."
Chu Han paused at this. After thinking it over, he said, "So you have 30% of your memories that can never be recovered?"
Wang Cai nodded. "That's right."
Chu Han sighed with a wry smile. "I'd already accepted that 30% of the system's functions were gone, along with 30% of your memories. But now that I've discovered there's still hope, only to find that they can't all be recovered... it's hard not to feel disappointed."
Wang Cai thought for a moment, then suddenly said something rather unusual. "Actually, it might be better without those 30% of memories. Knowing everything would make me instinctively lead you down shortcuts. If things went too smoothly, I wouldn't have had the chance to experience all the thrilling moments of these days."
Chu Han was rather taken aback. "You can actually say something that philosophical?"
Wang Cai rolled his eyes again. "If I had all my memories, I'd be a cool and aloof male god, alright? I probably wouldn't even care about the philosophical theories of Earth—no, the entire galaxy."
It was the first time Chu Han had heard Wang Cai boast so seriously. He suddenly felt as if he did not recognize him, and could not help reaching out to tug Wang Cai's ear before flicking it back hard with a snap.
"The feel hasn't changed. You're still the same Wang Cai. You gave me quite a scare—I thought you'd been replaced." He spoke blankly, utterly unconcerned by Wang Cai's furious glare.
"I suppose you don't want to know about the