The worn-away sensibility returned to the main body once more.
It was a wonderful feeling, like an unadorned argumentative essay suddenly gaining adjectives, examples, reflections, and annotations, forcibly turning into a narrative.
It was also like adding lots of milk, popping boba, Ximilou, and mango ice to a cup of ice cubes... until it became a cup of mango popping boba Ximilou **tea with ice.
All his memories and emotions returned to the main body. Ren Suo savored this recovered experience, feeling as though a lifetime had passed.
Absolute rationality was not actually unfamiliar to him. Even ordinary people could basically enter that state when they focused intensely on something, though it could not be a highly stimulating activity like gaming. It was more like solving math problems, an academic activity one could easily immerse oneself in.
So for the past twenty days, Ren Suo had basically been pouring his whole heart into an endless math problem. And the more he worked on it, the less human he became, the more he worked on it, the less likely he was to have a girlfriend. If this continued, he might even go bald.
Fortunately, Ren Suo was clever enough to understand one thing through rationality:
Even if people worked hard, they might not necessarily succeed.
But if they gave up, they would definitely have it easy.
Things had actually been dangerous just now. If the Gate of Truth had not required Ren Suo to give up his rationality, his rational side might not have been able to decide to abandon the sunk cost of those twenty days and reclaim his lost sensibility and emotions.
That was right. Ren Suo's rationality had indeed judged that, in order to gain the Perfection Truth Authority, even losing his rationality would be worthwhile.
However, the