Dream Guide

The closer you get to the small wooden building, the stronger the fragrance becomes.

Aoki couldn't help but sniffed again, and put the phone that was still on the tree branch next to the wooden building.

This phone looks so thick, the battery must be very durable, right? He thought that Shi Dazhuang and the others would be able to locate here before the battery ran out.

What he didn't know was that the anti-narcotics team was far more efficient than he thought. At this time, it had already been divided into several groups.

Pushing open the door of the small wooden building, Aoki stepped in.

The building was damp and dark, exuding a musty smell, but it couldn't hide the fragrance coming from upstairs.

The back door was ajar, as if someone had just gone out and let in some fresh air.

A shaky-looking wooden staircase leads to the second floor.

"If you don't want to come down, then I'm coming up!" Aoki raised his head and shouted.

He stepped on the wooden ladder and walked up. The wooden ladder made a creaking sound, and the whole small building shook a little, as if it would collapse at any time.

The rooms on the second floor are completely different from those on the first floor. Windows on all four sides make the room transparent and bright. The thick branches of big trees can be seen on two sides, and the windows at the back face a smooth mountain wall, which reflects the sunlight and makes it shine brightly.

A woman was lying on the front window sill looking at the scenery. Outside the window was the open space where Aoki came in.

She leaned forward, with her hips slightly raised, and her tight casual shorts wrapped her body extremely fully. Her long legs were crossed, one foot was on the wooden floor, and the other was hanging on the small wooden stool behind her. Her slender waist slumped down, and she wore a colorful vest on her upper body, revealing her white shoulders and back. A head of slightly curly black hair fell from her shoulders, fluttering gently with the breeze blowing in from the window.

I have to say, just from the back, this woman's figure is impeccable.

The madman outside the window was still beating and biting Yao Po, and Yao Po's pitiful wails already seemed a bit weak.

Such an unpleasant scene did not affect the woman at the window. She was intoxicated, as if a blockbuster movie was playing outside the window.

The rich fragrance wafted from the woman's body, and the whole room was filled with strange fragrance.

Aoki recalled that night in the bar, the woman who smelled so good before she drew that symbol. The fragrance that day even made him ignore the appearance of that woman.

He really hoped that the woman he met today was the woman that day.

But he was disappointed.

The human olfactory system is very complex and sensitive, and can distinguish tens of thousands of different smells, but we often only generally divide them into fragrant and smelly smells.

Molecular substances spread through the air, enter our nasal cavity, trigger a series of enzyme cascade reactions in the olfactory receptors, and then are transmitted to the nerve center of the brain through the joint mediation of the olfactory nerve and nasal trigeminal nervous system to form our "smell" , which is what we usually call fragrance and smell.

However, few people ask, why does this kind of thing smell good and that kind of thing smells bad?

In fact, whether something smells good or smells bad is a conscious judgment formed by human beings over a long period of evolution.

When our body needs this kind of thing and our consciousness judges that this kind of thing is beneficial to the human body, it stimulates the corresponding cortical position cells in the brain, producing a refreshing feeling, which we call "fragrance".

On the contrary, if the consciousness judges that this kind of thing is harmful to the human body, what we smell is "stinky".

This memory of conscious judgment is stored in human genes, which is often referred to as innate memory, or genetic memory. For example, most fruits are naturally fragrant, while feces are smelly. These are all things that have been recorded in the genetic information, and you don’t need to taste them to tell the difference.

However, the living environment changes all the time, and genetic memory sometimes goes wrong and needs constant adjustment. So you have to try some things before you can slowly form an acquired memory. This memory is stored in the brain and can be recalled by consciousness.

For example, stinky tofu is judged by genetic memory to be rotten and spoiled, so it must smell bad the first time you smell it. But after you eat it, you find it delicious and seems to be harmless to the body. When you smell it again later, you may smell it. It feels very fragrant.

Some things vary from person to person. What you think smells good may smell bad to me. What you can accept may not be acceptable to me. Because people with different physiques have different needs for substances, such as durian and garlic, alcohol and cigarettes.

This is from a material perspective. Human consciousness judges the quality of something through the sense of smell and olfactory nervous system.

The prerequisite for being able to be smelled by the nose is that the substance must be volatile and must form molecular substances that enter the human nasal cavity with the air.

However, there is one exception.

That is, through some special means, directly stimulate your cerebral cortex and let your consciousness smell the "fragrance".

It sounds mysterious, but to put it bluntly, the principle is very simple. It is to let the consciousness actively retrieve certain olfactory memories in the brain.

Some human technological means have been able to realize this technology, using radio wave stimulation to give people real perceptions. This is likely to be the case with VR in the future.

We can sometimes do it unconsciously. For example, if you have been thinking about a certain food, you may smell the smell of that food. That is because your consciousness has retrieved the relevant memory about the food in your brain. .

Aoki was very convinced that the woman used this method when she was in the bar.

At that time, he was probably the only one in the entire bar who smelled the overwhelmingly strong fragrance. He couldn't tell clearly what the fragrance was, maybe all the memories of the fragrance were recalled in his brain.

He remembered that the woman said a word - Xiang Mian - which should be a technique similar to hypnosis.

The woman seemed very disappointed when she left. Her sweet sleep had not worked, at least not in the way she wanted. But she may not have imagined that Aoki is a person who cannot dream at all!

Now the fragrance in the small wooden building is too strong to be eliminated, and the closer it is to the woman at the window, the stronger it becomes.

However, Aoki knew that this fragrance was not that fragrance.

The fragrance of the woman in front of me really comes from her body.

If Shi Dazhuang or Peng Jiahu were here, they would definitely be able to smell it.

One is to directly attack the brain consciousness, and the other is to use the smell of the body. It is self-evident which of these two methods is superior.

Therefore, Aoki was slightly disappointed.

The sound of the pull board stepping on the floor of the small wooden building was very loud, kicking, kicking...

The woman finally turned around and looked at Aoki with a thick smile on her face. This smile, combined with the fragrance all over her body, brings endless temptation and makes people confused...

If it were another person, he might have become addicted to it and couldn't extricate himself.

"You are the third man who is so close to me and can still stay awake." The woman's eyes were charming and she walked over with her waist twisted and full of charm.

She walked alternately with her two slender and plump legs, walking in front of Aoki, and put her soft arms on Aoki's shoulders: "The last man stayed with me for twenty minutes, and I became his." Queen, I want to know, how long can you hold on?"

Thank you to Qiongsandai’s Steamed Bun, Luo Chenli, Asuna, and Yi Yi for the reward. Thank you to all my friends who helped me promote my book everywhere. Thank you.