The 30,000-Year Lifespan Limit, Brain Development, and Ryan's Decision

Black-and-white particles flickered in the air. The ceiling of the endless rotating book gallery was shrouded in a hazy blend of indistinct colors.

The Books of Civilization radiated astonishing supernatural fluctuations that affected the consciousness of living beings. Within their pages, one could glimpse the splendor of civilizations before their fall, the evolution of various life races, and the development of technology.

If not for the Black and White Grand Wizard's particle energy suppressing and binding them, the Books of Civilization might have given birth to book spirits, transforming into special life forms that roamed the outside world and rivaled Radiant Moon Level Life.

Faced with three hundred Books of Civilization and two hundred Books of Races, Ryan's brain simply couldn't bear the full informational load.

Even with the Eye of Truth's assistance, it would take a long time to absorb and analyze them before he could gradually expand his database to hold more knowledge.

Choosing the Books of Civilization Races that suited him and could further refine and develop his own wizard's path was therefore crucial.

Even for a Radiant Moon Wizard, picking out the right information from so many Books of Civilization was an immensely difficult task.

It required vast amounts of time to study and evaluate them one by one.

It could easily take thousands of years.

The supernatural systems and Civilization Fruits contained in different Books of Civilization, the effects they could produce, and the inspiration they offered for one's wizard's path all had to be assessed. It wasn't enough to simply look through and read them; one also had to test them in practice, using wizard experiments to understand the world and see how each Book of Civilization meshed with one's own path.

Ryan thought to himself: Ordinary people lived a little over a hundred