Quantum Linkage
Along the way, Gao Gong kept studying this boss template: the "Boltzmann Brain (Pseudo)."
The main reason for adding "pseudo" was that a true "Boltzmann Brain" was something only quantum life could possess. Put simply, it was a quantum AI.
Compared to the vast computing power and hardware modules artificial intelligence required, it needed no external assistance—not even biological energy.
That was why it was also known as the "perpetual-motion machine" of the information world.
As a Tier Three lifeform, however, you couldn't achieve true "perpetual motion." Your kidneys wouldn't be able to take it, which was why there was a "pseudo" in the name.
But as a virtual veteran, Gao Gong had enough verbal skill to minimize the damage to his kidneys.
So he had plenty of experience studying this thing. He had even linked it to the biological computer functions of his Version 8.0 and Version 9.0.
Version 8.0's "Quantum Entanglement Information Capture."
Version 9.0's "Deep Quantum Thought."
"Deep Thought" in particular was a godsend for consuming computing power. It constantly threw up messages like, "Server busy, please try again later."
Gao Gong could use "Quantum Entanglement Information Capture" to establish a quantum bridge—or "quantum linkage"—between the "quantum brain" and "deep quantum thought."
Once too many "brains" were generated within the "quantum brain," they would be forcibly shifted into "deep quantum thought" mode through the linkage.
It was essentially a pressure-release valve for the brain.
At that moment, different images appeared in each of Gao Gong's eyes.
One showed the real world—but not the outside world. It showed the various components of his own "brain." As the "Morphological Fruit" transformed him, wherever the fruit's radiance shone, that region of the brain became virtualized. Whether it was the telencephalon, diencephalon, cerebellum, midbrain, or pons, whichever area the