(Actually, this is the first chapter I wrote,)

"Xiao Lang, surnamed Bi Men, was born on September 15, 1971." A middle-aged man with a kind face said this while holding a thick booklet in his hand.

"Although I have always admired your intelligence gathering abilities, to be honest, I don't even know where I was born."

The person who answered was a young man. In a few days, it will be his nineteen-year-old birthday. However, for an orphan who has been abandoned by his parents since he was born, birthdays are a bit extravagant.

As for the birthday recorded in the current information, the young man didn't know where it came from. It is said that the abbot's man had a whim one day and calculated it with his fingers. At that time, it seemed to be July 15th. Later, it was said to be July 15th.

When changing the identity certificate, the staff entered the wrong information.

But having said that, if you think about it, isn’t this something that people in the Taoist sect would do? I don’t usually see the abbot practicing both Buddhism and Taoism?

In fact, the young man has never met the abbot several times. He has seen him more often on TV than in real life.

"There is no information about the biological parents." At this point, the middle-aged man raised his eyelids slightly, but saw that the expression of the young man in front of him did not change: "I was adopted by a fire-headed monk in the Shaolin Temple when I was a child, and was expelled from the Shaolin Temple when I was twelve years old.

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"Hey, this is not how you record my resume, right? Remember, I left Shaolin on my own, not by being expelled."

Regarding this experience, it was obviously not what the boy wanted to recall, but since it was mentioned, the boy did not want anyone to tamper with it.

From the time he could remember, what impressed him most was the wrinkled cheek that looked like dry tree bark. He could never forget that face that was full of kindness but also somewhat cynical.

But this old man passed away when he was twelve years old.

If it weren't for this, I might never leave that mountain gate in my life, no matter how wronged I was.

It’s funny to say that this kind old man has been in the Shaolin Temple all his life, but he always seems to have six impurities, and he also caused the young man to break the killing ban early-the grandfather and grandson had their first time when the young man was seven years old.

I went down the mountain and bought a live chicken, butchered it and ate it at night.

The chicken feathers were left all over the ground, which amazed the tourists who visited the temple the next day.

The young man remembered it very clearly, because it was the first time he ate meat, and it was also the most delicious one.

"After leaving Songshan, I walked for nearly 300 kilometers, that is, I wandered for nearly 300 kilometers. It was not until I came to Xinshi that I rescued the daughter of an optical brain club owner and was taken in."

Thinking of this, the middle-aged man was slightly surprised, because he could not figure out that the neatly dressed young man in front of him could actually have such an experience.

"I'm curious, you were only twelve years old at the time, how did you do it?"

"A car swayed over, so I ran over and knocked down the little girl." The boy replied.

"No, I'm asking you how you walked three hundred kilometers. You know, even an adult would have a hard time doing all this without money or transportation."

"Sorry, I forgot." The reply was crisp and clear.

In fact, it's not very difficult. As long as you can eat the things you normally can't eat and swallow the water you usually can't swallow, the rest is just walking along the road without any goal.

Looking back, my food was actually not bad at times during that time. I probably had at least ten stray dogs in my stomach. Well, there was another dog that didn't seem to be a stray. She was a lady or something. It tasted better than stray dogs.

The dog was much worse, but for this reason, he asked the owner of the dog to chase him half the city. Later, the lieutenant colonel said that his anti-reconnaissance ability was nothing like that of a new recruit. Xiao Lang also felt that it had something to do with his own experience.

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The middle-aged man obviously didn't like this answer, but he also knew that he was just curious and it was hard for him to say anything if he didn't answer.

"Next, you showed your amazing gaming talent. In less than a year, you won the championship in the underground game in New City. Oh? Logically speaking, before you go to that club, you should

You’ve never come into contact with an optical brain.”

"Honestly, before that, I didn't even know what an optical computer was. There were only a few old antique computers where I lived, and they didn't have cables, and it wasn't my turn to use them."

Logically speaking, as long as you wait in line for public items, you will always be able to use them. However, at that time, the boy was not good at arguing with others. Every time it was about to be his turn, there were always one or two senior brothers.

He was put away with various excuses, and over time, the young man no longer had the idea of ​​touching a computer.

"Then how did you win the championship so quickly?" the middle-aged man asked.

"Please, you also said that you have amazing gaming talent. Since it is a talent, how do I know that it will be so easy for me to play this thing? Besides, you also said that it was a municipal competition and it was not officially recognized.

How many masters can there be in the underground black game?"

Actually, there is a reason for this.

The optical brain helmet covers the user's head and sends analog signals in the same frequency band as the user's brain waves, thereby causing the user to have some kind of hallucination, which can also be said to be an illusion, such as hunger, cold, excitement, etc. Of course,

, it can also completely “deceive” the user’s five senses; and by receiving the user’s

The brain waves and the optical brain can make the behavioral movements that the user wants to produce not through the limbs, but reflected in the "hallucination". To give a simple example, if the user raises his hand, then the user will move in the light.

In the mental world, the hand is indeed raised, but in reality, the hand does not do anything.

(For a detailed introduction to the principles of optical brain, see the Republic of China - Kyoto University - "Doctoral Graduation Papers - The Optical Brain in My Heart", a total of 3,782 pages. If you need it, please enter the keywords to search.

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This technology was invented forty years ago, and it was not until ten years ago that optical brain technology was truly confirmed to be safe and became popular. Almost at the same time, various companies were eager to take advantage of this epoch-making technology.

New technology for its own benefit.

But as time went by, everyone gradually discovered that those who really relied on this technology to make a fortune were several game companies and some giants in the film industry that were originally struggling to make ends meet.

Any game has delays, which may be caused by many reasons, but for optical-brain games, delays still exist, but are no longer limited by factors such as speed and machine configuration, but are limited by human reaction speed.

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When normal people are in a state of high tension and face an unexpected situation, they receive this sudden information from their sensory organs, process it through brain calculations, and then transmit the information to a reasonable limb position through neurons to trigger a reaction.

The precise time should be 1.45 seconds on average.

In other words, the optical brain reflects the player's "dementia" time of 1.45 seconds very faithfully, and calls it a natural delay.

Of course, it is impossible for people to be in a state of high tension all the time, especially when playing games. A considerable number of people will not keep their nerves tense all the time. In a more relaxed situation, the natural delay may be extended to 3.2 seconds or even longer.

However, for game practitioners (including but not limited to professional players), every millisecond is precious. After long-term training, they can omit the "computing processing" time required by the brain when facing unexpected situations.

It changes the instinct of Chengren and shortens the natural delay to about 1 second. More strictly speaking, it is infinitely close to 1 second. The natural delay of most game practitioners is usually between 1.05 and 1.0 seconds.

For the young man, his time was further shortened to only 0.85 seconds. In other words, in just 8 seconds, others could only complete less than 8 micro-actions, but he,

At least 9 can be completed.

In the game, the difference between these two micro-actions is enough to determine the outcome of a war.

Of course, for victory or defeat, micro-operation and reaction speed are not the only decisive factors, but in a small city like Xinshi and an underground game, these are enough. Not to mention the boy himself.
Chapter completed!