Putting aside his previous life, Gao Gong had also come into contact with quite a lot of quantum technology in this life: the Stringmaster's string space, the Boltzmann brains on the Ogrima people's side, and even the Quantum Key, a cosmic treasure with quantum properties, in his own possession.
As for "quantum space" and the "observer effect," he already had a fairly profound understanding of them.
The reason a closed quantum space was "closed" was not that it had a specific size, but that it could only "observe itself."
In other words, within this quantum space, it could "observe" itself however it wanted, but it could not "observe" any other existence.
It was even less capable of changing the outside world through "observation."
Of course, he could also try some sneaky tricks.
For example, raising his skills or strengthening his brain module.
But that was outside the permitted range as well.
Because it was a closed quantum space, once a change that affected the outside world was involved, all probabilities would be forcibly reduced to zero.
For example, upgrading—upgrade failed.
Grinding skills—upgrade still failed.
Gao Gong directly activated the "non-embeddable space."
The next moment, Gao Gong seemed to enter a "Klein bottle," becoming a consciousness trapped inside a bottle.
Although his "senses" felt somewhat similar, with hazy and dark "probability clouds" floating around him,
Gao Gong knew clearly that the probabilities of these "probability clouds" were all zero.
This reminded Gao Gong of a Buddhist saying—Avici Hell.
No interruption in the body, no interruption in time, no interruption in suffering.
Gao Gong observed a "Gao Gong," and that "Gao Gong" observed another "Gao Gong." Soon, densely packed Gao Gongs appeared inside the "Klein bottle."
But they were different from Velvets.
The "Velvets" could not only chat and joke around, but