Zhou Feng sat back down on the bed, calmed his mind, and cast aside every stray thought.
With the Intelligent Brain passive ability, along with the seven incomplete volumes he had just exchanged from the treasury, he began rapidly sorting through, deducing, and reconstructing three methods for cultivating Memory Gu.
The contents of the incomplete volumes were a chaotic mess—truth mixed with falsehood, riddled with flaws.
Yet under the Intelligent Brain passive ability's analysis and integration, all useless drivel, erroneous records, and incomplete steps were filtered away. Before long, a clear and practical Gu refining process took shape in his mind.
It did not take long for all three entirely different, non-interfering Memory Gu cultivation methods to be fully deduced.
Of the three, the most mentally demanding—and the one Zhou Feng thought most highly of—was a wholly new path he had devised by combining it with knowledge from his previous life. He named it the Voidlight Cultivation Method.
The other two followed the traditional Gu Dao of this world. They were nothing more than the usual methods of soul separation, illusion-based containment, and Spiritual Molt memory storage, with none of the inherent risks missing.
Their only advantage was their reliability. They were suitable for lower-level cultivators to repeatedly experiment with and accumulate experience.
Only this Voidlight Cultivation Method had completely broken free of this world's established framework.
Drawing on the principles of binary that he understood from his previous life, Zhou Feng broke down all the immensely complex memories of living people into the simplest fundamental units.
Whether emotions, recollections, experiences, obsessions, or all manner of jumbled soul fragments, there was no need to painstakingly sort and organize them, nor any need to fear memory confusion. All of it could be reduced to two information codes: 0 and 1.
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