The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 34 Book

Jiang Hui quickly searched for the Guangnao Youth Board.

Fortunately, the communication software in this interstellar world is similar to that on Earth, and features like the youth section are quite common, so the method was easily found with a simple search.

However, because she was not very familiar with operating the optical computer and its functions were quite complex, it took Jiang Hui a long time to successfully switch the adult version of the optical computer to the youth version.

After switching to the youth version of the interface, the whole screen became much simpler and less visually overwhelming than before. The top is neatly divided into several categories, such as recommendations, learning, entertainment, and professional courses, with specially marked modules like mechs and potions—features unique to interstellar travel—which look quite novel.

Jiang Hui naturally chose the beginner's guide area first, which, as its name suggests, is a guide for beginners, teaching teenagers who have just obtained the quantum brain how to use it correctly.

Because of the exceptionally advanced information technology of the interstellar age, teenagers inevitably come into contact with various aspects of society at a very young age. It's perfectly normal for them to have their own personal computers early on. However, sometimes starting too early can also mean a lack of self-discipline, making it easy for them to go astray.

Of course, the interstellar government has effective measures in place to prevent teenagers from neglecting their studies and lives due to premature exposure to quantum computers. Generally speaking, teenagers across the entire interstellar region are allowed to possess quantum computers at around eight years old, which is after they enter primary schools.

Furthermore, to prevent children from being exposed to negative information too early, information is filtered in the special sections they use; this is the so-called "teenager section." Without a special request from their parents, teenagers cannot bypass this barrier to access the adult version.

The original owner of this body was only around 15 years old, and should theoretically only be able to use the youth module. However, her situation was rather special. She was over 14 years old, both her parents had died, she was adopted by her family, and she did not have a specific guardian. She belonged to the semi-independent minor as defined by the ruling government.

These teenagers typically lack parental guidance and support. If their access to the quantum computer is restricted, limiting their access to knowledge, then no one will teach them. Therefore, their families or local authorities usually apply for access to the adult-only section of the quantum computer for them, granting them full access.

Therefore, what Jiang Hui saw at the beginning was a normal section for adults, with no restrictions on information communication and functions, and the same confidentiality rights as adults.

Unless it is for certain special groups needed by the government or with her own permission, no one can access her personal computer records at will.

This took another half day. This time, with nothing else bothering her, Jiang Hui was able to thoroughly learn about many things in this world. Combined with the remaining memories of the original owner, she also gained a general understanding of the situation in this interstellar era.

After spending an afternoon browsing, putting everything else aside, Jiang Hui's biggest impression of this place was that it truly was an era of extreme information transparency, where individuals had virtually no secrets from the state apparatus.

Of course, the empire would not arbitrarily expose personal privacy information, and had also formulated a series of regulations to strictly protect the privacy and information security of every citizen.

Jiang Hui also learned that this world was also a very martial era, with frequent wars against foreign tribes, a highly developed military and political system, and soldiers holding a very high status in the country. Countless young people were willing to dedicate their lives to the empire and sacrifice their lives to defend its borders.

However, most of these turbulent events occur in border areas or certain high-risk battlefields, and ordinary people are not greatly affected.

The star system where he currently resides, as well as the inner star system where he previously lived and those above it, are relatively safe and stable, with the territory strictly controlled and managed by the capital star.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, she'll likely live a relatively stable life. Therefore, her previous consideration of pursuing a career in classical Chinese language research might actually be a viable option. Because she has a foundation, she might actually excel in it.

Sigh, I'm thinking too far ahead. Anyway, for now, it's not time for her to worry about such things... Jiang Hui felt like she had vaguely forgotten something very important, but for some reason, she couldn't remember it, so she had to give up.

Before she knew it, it was evening. It's true, you need something to do to get through the time. If she had to stay in the kind of space she dreamed about today, she probably would have gone crazy in just a few days.

After dinner, Jiang Hui quickly washed up and returned to her room. However, according to her usual routine, it wasn't time to go to sleep yet.

She didn't want to use her personal computer anymore, so she randomly pulled out a leather-bound book from the drawer, intending to read it before bed.

...She said that the book looked strangely familiar.

These were things from the original owner's memories. She hadn't fully processed this part yet, so she didn't react immediately. However, after flipping through a few pages and seeing the contents clearly, Jiang Hui vaguely recalled some fragmented memories, which gradually became clearer.

In the interstellar age, the flow of information has reached a level that can no longer be described simply by terms like "explosive" or "highly developed." Society as a whole has long since moved beyond the physical era and entered a highly electronic age.

Books are generally treated as data and sold in digital form. Very few booksellers use traditional printing methods to print physical books for sale.

After all, these kinds of raw materials and craftsmanship are ancient, making them much more expensive and difficult to carry. They are generally expensive products that only people with academic research needs would buy.

Jiang Hui's parents were both low-ranking military personnel and not involved in academic research, so they naturally didn't have such things at home, but this book was the only exception.

When Jiang's father joined the army, it was during a period of war and the entire interstellar situation was not very stable, so he was specially transferred to the border to serve as a defense force for a long time.

He was young then and didn't understand many things, so he was inevitably a bit flustered on the battlefield. Fortunately, a senior soldier guided him and helped him through a very difficult period, which enabled him to survive that chaotic war.

Later, Jiang's father recorded what he had seen and heard during this period in a book, and added to it intermittently, so it really became a factual record.

Although there was no time to add any more content later, Jiang's father still carried this booklet with him for the rest of his life. After his sacrifice, the book was collected by his comrades, inspected by the army, and then sent back to the Jiang family, which is how it ended up in Jiang Hui's hands.

Upon receiving the book, Jiang Hui couldn't help but recall some distant memories. In the end, he couldn't resist touching the leather book, which had been touched countless times by its two previous owners, and felt a sense of emotion.

She opened it.

(End of this chapter)