"Mr. Lin Qi, there's a document here that requires your personal signature."
A "You have a new document" notification appeared on the desktop. Lin Qi opened it and saw that it concerned Vito Global Communication Company's custodianship of living brains.
Back when science and technology were still underdeveloped, these people had their brains removed from their bodies and immersed in nutrient solutions.
At the time, some scientists had taken a detour in this field. They had intended to design a system that used the brain's bioelectricity to control a tool and serve the brain.
It was something like... a robot controlled by a human brain. They had even carried out some experiments.
Obviously, it had ultimately failed to become a "finalized product," because technology in other fields had advanced faster. In fact, it had taken only a few years for biotechnology to achieve "relative immortality."
Among the first brains to be removed and kept alive, some had already been restored and given new bodies after their families submitted applications or their own accounts contained enough money.
However, some brain owners had little or no money left in their bank accounts, while their families refused to pay the expensive transplantation fees for them. As a result, they had been left waiting until now.
Time always passed mercilessly, and the custodianship period for this batch of brains was about to expire.
Lin Qi saw Bowling President's name on the list. He was somewhat surprised, but it also made sense.
His wife had previously refused to pay the expensive transplantation fees for him, while his children pretended not to know about it. Now that the "disposal period" was approaching, Lin Qi felt that he should ask them again.
After all, Bowling President and he had shared a certain amount of friendship—friendship born of