Very reasonable cultivation

After Tian Zhen finished his lecture and satisfied his teaching habit, he left and let them study on their own.

The desolate silence of the moon enveloped Tian Zhen. He looked down at the familiar planet beneath his feet, yet it felt strangely unfamiliar. Earth hung suspended in the darkness of the universe, half a deep blue, half a dazzling light. The bright light, as if emanating from a distant dream, outlined the Earth, yet it could not touch the familiar warmth.

Although the scene before him was so similar to the Earth he remembered, that familiarity felt like a thin layer of mist, ethereal and illusory. Tian Zhen took a deep breath, and the silence of the universe seemed to swallow up all his thoughts. But this was not the Earth he remembered. There was no trace of Tian Zhen's existence here, not even an isotope. It was a brand new world.

He has sown seeds here, both upper and lower levels. As for what flowers will bloom, it depends on their luck. Tian Zhen is not the kind of person with a strong desire for control who must turn human society into what he wants.

His deep eyes, like a mysterious mirror reflecting the vast starry sky, gazed far into the boundless depths of the universe. Countless radiant stars dotted the vast expanse, their sheer number staggering. Yet, this seemingly bustling and vibrant cosmic sky was like a still, still body of water, devoid of the slightest ripple. It lacked the dynamic dynamics of black or white holes, generated by the interaction of vastly different parallel worlds.

The number of civilizations born in the universe here is a bit abnormal. It is more like a petri dish, or a pool of stagnant water in the mud, but it still has vitality.

"Higher-dimensional life?" Tian Zhen was extremely curious. He began to carefully observe the changes between the stars and even lifted a corner of the stable space membrane on his body, allowing Tian Zhen to thoroughly feel the spatial changes in the universe.

There is a subspace change similar to that of the universe, but this change is not conspicuous and is almost integrated with the universe itself. It is difficult to detect and is even less obvious than the difference between parallel worlds on the timeline.

Based on these changes, Tian Zhen entered the subspace. The changes here were different from those between the stars. Tian Zhen's senses seemed to have entered another world, being pulled and expanded, sensing the changes of every photon in the universe. Unlike the subspace formed between the stars, the reflection here was more pure, without any chaos. Instead, it was clearly layered like a spider web, like the eight trigrams derived from yin and yang.

Tian Zhen was stunned, as if enveloped by a strange energy, unable to move. The feeling was indescribable, yet incredibly clear. It was as if his consciousness had been pulled into a vast, boundless space, a place without boundaries, only endless flow and change.

If I were to describe it visually, it feels like seeing the layered continuity of an object, seamlessly connecting like a drop of water merging into the ocean. It's also like seeing the associations generated by an object, but without the chaos. Instead, it's like a carefully woven pattern, layered yet orderly.

If described in terms of hearing, the feeling is like sinking into the sea and covering one's ears. The roaring sound coming from one's ears is not a chaotic noise, but a regular rhythm that hits his eardrum layer by layer with a sense of hierarchy.

"Oh my god!" Tian Zhen opened his mouth in surprise, not knowing where to put his hands.

In Tian Zhen's view, these rhythms are just like the Taoist Yin-Yang and Eight Diagrams, except that the one here is a closed loop with the three changes of life, and they are connected together.

This cyclical pattern is both marvelous and difficult to describe in words. Tian Zhen couldn't help but marvel at the harmonious beauty it contains.

Compared to the rune crystals created by Tian Zhen's meticulously crafted cognitive calculator, which were based on fixed cognitive changes, this one was much simpler. There were no fixed cognitive changes, only a single, layered change based on thinking, divided into varying degrees of change. It was like the same material, influenced by external factors, exhibiting different colors and producing refraction.

To put it simply, human thinking is a closed loop composed of a jigsaw puzzle of different cognitions, and the changes here are like a complete circle, and all cognitive changes are subdivided from it.

Moreover, this change is not in one direction. No matter which direction Tian Zhen looks, just like the crosshairs in the game, it moves with the field of vision. No matter which direction Tian Zhen flies, these changes remain, as if Tian Zhen has not moved at all.

After observing for a long time, it is found that this subspace that is close to the changes in the universe will not be born so easily. It is equivalent to creating a mirror universe, which is not something that can be created naturally. It requires an equal volume, or the energy required to form the difference from other universes in the past timeline, and then create a subspace in this change.

But the changes here are completely independent, and there is no information brought by the differences between the two worlds.

Thinking hard!

Before Tian Zhen could think more, the subspace here seemed to be distorted, as if a transparent creature was extending in this subtle change, just like the pattern extending from the cognitive crosshairs in an FPS game, with faces no matter how it rotates.

This creature has no shape, as if it is made up of countless balls of light. When you get close to it, it emits various distinct buzzing sounds.

Even more remarkable was the fact that this seemingly amorphous creature conveyed a remarkably clear and easily understood message to Tian Zhen: "Where are you from?" However, this message wasn't a single expression; rather, like ripples, it continuously expanded and extended, deriving a myriad of meanings. From the simple greeting "Hello" to the everyday small talk "Have you eaten?", each meaning was subtly interconnected, forming a complex web of meaning.

Tian Zhenxin thought that perhaps for other people, the number of meanings they could receive and understand would be different, but there would always be one that they liked.

Through in-depth and detailed discussions, Tian Zhen gradually uncovered the ideological veil behind this mysterious civilization. They were, more accurately, a whole, a multidimensional consciousness, like each screw in a machine. Each screw had its own ideas and functions, yet each possessed its own independent personality. They could think independently, yet the connections between them resembled large-scale cognitive computing.

In other words, this is a thinking body, a resonant thinking body generated between individuals.

Just like human thinking, different individuals provide different cognitions, which form such a thinking body.

Tian Zhen is now talking to this thinking body, which is the entire civilization.

According to the mind called Zero, it was originally a super subspace calculator in the civilization of the Guixu people. After the entire civilization developed to its peak, it began to produce a strong wave of nihilistic thoughts. At that time, they had not even stepped out of their own star system.

It’s not that they don’t have the ability, but that they have lost their worldly desires, that is, they have lost the desire to explore.

At that time, many people who returned to the abyss became indifferent to life and death and passed away directly. However, some great sages realized that if they continued like this, their civilization would disappear in the universe and nothing would be left. So in order to continue their civilization, they decided to upload their consciousness to a subspace calculator like Zero.