Wang Qi once again entered that special state—or rather, experienced it for the first time.
This truly was a novel feeling. "His" memories told him he had experienced this state before. Yet at the same moment, "Wang Qi" should have been asleep in the West Sea.
At the same moment, he actually had "two sets" of memories.
But at this time, he suddenly realized that the concept of "time," or the psychological time of humanity, did not exist here.
Einstein once said, time is merely a persistent illusion. From the perspective of the Sea God Type, this was indeed true. All memories surged in the form of flowing streams.
It was liquid thinking.
—How many of me are there?
—The total is approximately close to a thousand. "Mi" didn't just condense one brain.
—Really? Even a six-thousandfold acceleration isn't enough?
—That might be due to the demands from "Wang Qi".
—Absurd, I wouldn't do such a thing.
—I would.