I, a cultivator, have ended up in the wizarding world

Chapter 566 Entropy Brain

When Jieming returned to the laboratory, the soundproofing array around him automatically activated, completely isolating him from the noise of the battlefield outside.

He took out the blue crystals from his internal cave and lined them up on the lab table.

There are a total of 103 pieces.

They vary in size and shape, but each one contains countless tiny points of light that flow slowly inside, like a living thing.

"Entropy Brain..."

Jemin muttered to himself.

This is the official name that the expeditionary force has just announced.

The core crystals left behind after the death of those information beings were officially named "Entropy Brain".

The metaphor of "the brain of organisms with reduced entropy" is quite fitting.

He raised his right hand, and a pale golden light slowly shone in his eyes.

The all-purpose eye.

Then a golden light shone from between his eyebrows.

Fate system.

With the information-gathering ability of the All-Purpose Eye combined with the computing power of the Destiny System, it can see through the essence of most matter and energy.

Under the glow, the internal structure of the entropy brain gradually became clear.

The first thing that catches the eye is a surprisingly surprising fact.

This blue crystal, which appears to contain a lot of energy, actually contains almost no energy.

Jemin frowned, checked it carefully three times, and finally accepted the result.

These crystals do not actually store any form of energy.

There are no fluctuations in free-state elements, no residual laws, and even the most basic heat is negligible.

But their information structure is surprisingly complex.

Jemin "saw" countless fine lines, like the most sophisticated integrated circuits, layered and intertwined inside the crystal. Those points of light were the carriers of information, flowing along fixed paths and constantly cycling and recombining.

Without a doubt, this is a natural biological data processing organ.

High-speed computing, massive storage, encrypted transmission... all these functions are integrated into one, and it doesn't require much energy?

Jemin gasped.

He continued his in-depth analysis, and combined it with his previous understanding of information organisms, a vague picture gradually emerged in his mind:

The entire civilization of information-based organisms is very likely a biological quantum network covering all dimensions.

Each individual is a node in the network, communicating silently through quantum entanglement.

Information transmission has no delay, no loss, and no boundaries.

Their social structure must be perfectly flat, with no leaders, no hierarchies, and all decisions automatically generated by network consensus algorithms. What does this mean?

This means that this race must have experienced countless internal divisions and algorithmic wars during its evolution.

Every conflict is a process of algorithmic selection and elimination, eventually evolving into the most efficient survival mode we have today.

The entropy brain is a legacy of this evolution.

Jemin stared at the blue crystals, a flash of understanding appearing in his eyes.

"This thing... can be used as a core material for data processing terminals."

He muttered to himself, countless application scenarios already flashing through his mind.

"If we were to use this as a basis to create a cannon fodder creature, it would be a pretty good experimental assistant... but using it to directly create information processing terminals also seems like a good option..."

After some brainstorming, Jemin began new research on the entropy brain.

Unfortunately, subsequent research only confirmed his earlier ideas.

"Is that all this thing can do? Well, it's not bad, though..."

After a moment's hesitation, Jemin made a risky decision.

"Try direct contact."

Jemin closed his all-seeing eye, condensed his mental energy into an extremely fine thread, and carefully extended it to gently touch the smallest entropy brain nearby.

In that instant, something unexpected happened.

The entropy brain suddenly collapsed, turning into countless tiny specks of light that surged wildly into his brow along the threads of his spiritual energy.

Jemin was startled.

Before he could even react, those points of light had already disappeared into his mental sea, vanishing without a trace.

"this……"

Jemin was stunned.

He subconsciously examined his mental sea, the core of his soul, and the inner sanctum of his body…

No exception.

Those points of light did not cause any harm, nor did they leave any information.

But what did they do?

Just as Jemin was wondering what was going on, he suddenly sensed something was wrong.

In my mind, the knowledge that had been accumulating for hundreds of years began to "move".

In recent centuries, in order to make up for his lack of knowledge as a level 5 wizard, Jemin has learned too much new knowledge, which has led to a new problem: although he can understand this knowledge, he is not yet able to integrate it.

It's like a warehouse full of books. The books are all there, but no one is organizing them. When you want to find a particular book, you often have to search for a long time.

But now, those points of light are helping him organize.

"So that's it... maintaining the instincts of the living being in life?"

Jemin immediately understood that after the entropy brain entered his soul, it instinctively made the knowledge in his mind more "orderly".

He could clearly feel that the knowledge in his mind was being categorized and archived.

The previously isolated principles of runes and alchemy began to resonate with each other, and the vague wizarding theories and cultivation knowledge began to corroborate each other. Even the knowledge of fate and destiny that he had studied for decades but had never been able to grasp was now being digested with the help of some kind of power.

It's not about directly imparting knowledge, but rather about "organizing" it.

It's like having a top-notch mentor who patiently explains all his knowledge back to him, breaking down and dissecting the parts he originally "knew but didn't understand," and then explaining them thoroughly.

I don't know how much time passed.

When Jemin came to his senses, he realized that his understanding of destiny had advanced significantly.

It's just one step away from getting started.

And the knowledge related to fate, which was originally a mess, has become clear and coherent.

Jemin looked down at the remaining entropy brains on the lab table, and his eyes suddenly lit up.

It really did light up.

That's because of excessive excitement, which causes mental energy to dissipate outwards.

"This thing..."

His voice trembled slightly, but after hesitating for a moment, Jemin didn't know how to describe it.

The only resource that can be compared to it is probably the dimensional origin, but the dimensional origin is not even in the same league! Jemin has used the dimensional origin and knows very well its upper limit.

The origin of the plane is indeed precious, as it can directly transmit massive amounts of knowledge to users.

However, that knowledge is disorganized and requires users to digest and understand it themselves, and most of it consists of irrelevant fragments.

And entropy brain...

While it may not increase your comprehension, it can help you review all the knowledge you already have.

Represent the things you've learned but didn't understand in a way that you can comprehend.

What does this equate to?

It's like having a top-notch mentor who tailors a comprehensive learning plan specifically for your individual knowledge system.

Jemin took a deep breath, suppressing the urge to try another one immediately.

He closed his eyes, feeling the refreshing clarity in his mind.

Then he opened his eyes, looked at the remaining entropy brains, and a rational light flashed in his eyes.

"Cannot be used consecutively."

The entropy brain's ability is incredibly effective.

However, the effect will decrease if used continuously.

It's not that there will be problems like resistance, but rather a more practical reason: reviewing knowledge that has already been sorted out again won't necessarily yield any results, but it certainly won't be as fruitful as before.

The best way to use it is to first learn a lot of new knowledge, and then use Entropy Brain to do a thorough review after accumulating a certain level of knowledge.

This is the only way to maximize the effect.

Jemin stared at the blue crystals, a slow grin spreading across his face.

He now desperately wants to rush into the information dimension, wreak havoc, and turn all those information beings into entropy brains.

Jemin took a deep breath, then another, forcibly suppressing the impulse.

Impulse is the devil.

He looked up out the window.

In the sky, white light surged wildly behind the blockade layer.

There will be plenty of time to reap the rewards later.

Jemin withdrew his gaze, sat cross-legged, and began to close his eyes to process what he had learned.