The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 95 Speculation
Oh, so it's been forcibly shut down again and thrown back into the mental space.

The timing of her arrival was rather sudden, so Jiang Hui woke up on the living room floor. As soon as she woke up, she felt a chill on her back, which instantly cleared her mind.

Jiang Hui was so hungry that she couldn't even get up from the ground. For a moment, she really wanted to just give up and lie there, since she wouldn't starve in the mental space anyway, and she could go back after sleeping for twenty-four hours.

Ah, I'm so hungry... This hunger is just too strong.

She was so hungry her stomach was practically sticking to her back, and her heart was pounding wildly like surround sound. She couldn't think or hear anything else; just listening to her heartbeat was enough. What was worse, she couldn't fall asleep.

So, faced with the choice between enduring this agonizing state and struggling to get up to find something to eat, Jiang Hui naturally chose to get up and find something to eat. Fine, I'll eat then.

This hunger is far more severe than any before.

She practically emptied the entire kitchen, even the beverage rack. Then, maintaining this pace, she ate three or four more rounds until there was nothing left to eat. Only then did Jiang Hui feel slightly better; the hunger and dizziness subsided, and a slight sense of fullness arose.

She should be thankful that the realism of this space wasn't entirely realistic. She would feel hungry, but she wouldn't show the feeling of being "stuffed." Otherwise, being both hungry and stuffed would have truly tormented her to death, wouldn't it?

Jiang Hui lay on the sofa and patted her supposedly bulging belly, a strange sense of satisfaction rising within her. This was probably the most primal foodie gene hidden in the DNA of a human from Earth.

After lying down for a while, she sighed, checked the time, and pondered how she should spend the next dozen or so hours.

When people are full and satisfied, they tend to overthink. Jiang Hui was no exception; she actually had many questions—about this space.

It seems that every time she faints, regardless of the circumstances, she appears in this mental space. The reason is obvious, and she has roughly analyzed it; it should be related to the depletion of her mental energy.

She is usually forced into this mental space only when she is mentally exhausted.

Through Jiang Hui's observations and experiments over the past few days, it has been found that not only mental strength, but also excessive physical exertion in reality can affect her state in the mental space.

The most obvious example is the inexplicable hunger she experiences in the mental space. Generally, the more physical energy she expends externally, the stronger this hunger becomes once she enters the mental space.

To verify this conclusion, she conducted several targeted "practice" exercises, all with the same result.

This forced entry into the space further confirms this conclusion.

This nighttime training exercise started at 3:00 AM and has continued until now, past 2:00 AM, lasting almost twelve hours. It can be said to be the longest training session she has had in recent days, and during this time, Jiang Hui did not take any quick-replenishing drugs, but simply recovered her strength through food and saline solution.

From this perspective, Jiang Hui has indeed made significant progress during the more than ten days of military training, with substantial improvements in physical strength, stamina, and overall fitness. She has also begun to have a little more confidence in surviving in the individual combat training.

But if the conclusion that "her hunger in the mental space these past few days was caused by overexertion of her physical strength" is true, then the question arises... why would physical exhaustion be reflected in the mental space? And why would she need to constantly eat in the mental space to maintain her activities there? What aspect of her energy expenditure is this eating replenishing?
Could it be that this spiritual space not only connects to her mind but also to her physical body?

If that's the case, then her seemingly unreasonable rate of improvement these past few days can be explained.

Although people often make progress through hard work, Jiang Hui now believes that her current physical strength is the result of her daily hard work running laps, after all, there is no such thing as a free lunch.

But the question is, given her basic physical strength and physique, isn't this kind of progress a bit too outrageous?

Although they hadn't formally tested their current physical strength and fitness progress, Jiang Hui could clearly feel that her physical strength and fitness were getting stronger day by day. From running less than 20 kilometers on the first day to now being able to maintain a relatively clear state after running more than 70 kilometers, she could even dodge enemy fire for a while.

This level of achievement is completely unimaginable on Earth, and even in interstellar space it seems a bit exaggerated.

But Jiang Hui was also perfectly aware that both she and the original owner of this body were terrible at sports. They spent all their time indoors and had never properly trained their physical fitness, let alone had the talent for it. Yet here, a dozen days of military training could produce three or four times the results, and they could even endure it.

Moreover, whenever I've exhausted my physical and mental energy, I always feel better after a full rest in my mental space.

Therefore, Jiang Hui vaguely understood that her progress was not solely due to her perseverance, but rather that some strange space was supporting her from behind, creating favorable conditions for her progress with a power she could not comprehend.

Traveling through interstellar space and getting this cheat code is pretty good, it's just that he's a bit of a useless person.

It's not Jiang Hui's Versailles. While everyone else is constantly worrying about not having enough time, only Jiang Hui is still agonizing over how to use her extra twenty-four hours.

So it's true that if you don't have enough life pressure, you won't have this kind of trouble if you learn about involution.

Thinking this way, Jiang seemed to regain his motivation. He turned around and went to his study, intending to study the batch of new mecha introductory textbooks he had just purchased, in order to enrich his empty brain.

She didn't see that when she entered the study, the computer screen, which had been blank, suddenly displayed several lines of incomprehensible gibberish. And that wasn't all; large sections of text then scrolled down, seemingly jumping across the entire screen, the bright red text filling the whole space, a truly alarming sight.

After a while, the garbled text finally stopped, and a three-dimensional, illusory image, seemingly projected from the void, appeared on the screen.

Upon closer inspection, the image is not composed of light particles, but rather a strange particle arrangement structure that resembles both numbers and punctuation marks. The figure, viewed up close, looks even more like an image made up of gibberish.

If Jiang Hui were in the hall right now, she would realize that the strange, three-dimensional phantom was none other than herself—

(End of this chapter)