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As he moved bit by bit, many strange thoughts popped up in Gu Zhuo's mind. These ideas are either related to science or philosophy, and there are even some superstitious ideas that suddenly pop up together.

He felt like a slime, constantly moving in a huge cave.

Gu Zhuo thought of the cave theory, the famous philosophical idea proposed by Plato.

Imagine that in a cave, a group of primitive people are tied by ropes and connected in a line. They have lived in the cave since birth.

The only thing they face from birth is a wall with a pile of torches behind them. The shadows are projected onto the wall through the torches, so they feel that these shadows and torches are the real world.

Until a primitive man broke free from the rope and groped his way out of the cave. He left the cave and saw the real world and felt the real sun for the first time.

For some reason, Gu Zhuo felt that he was one of the many primitive people. What he was doing now was to break away from the rope and go to the real world outside.

His thoughts couldn't stop for a second. It seemed that what he was trying to move was not his distance, but his own thoughts.

Gu Zhuo thought about the things left by his ancestors again, the ancient Zhuang Zhou Mengdie and Huang Liang Yimeng. These seemed to make him suspect that the world was fake.

Whether it’s a dream or a butterfly, the reason why I have a serious patient is because I am pregnant.

No wonder there were so many philosophers in ancient Greece, because the philosophers at that time were basically nobles and had slaves to serve them. They don't have to worry about food and drink, they just need to think every day.

Gu Zhuo is now more leisurely than the slave owners at that time. He does not need to eat or drink at all, he only needs to perform mechanical movements. He has a lot of time to daydream and think, and he even feels that his current thoughts are not much different from those of the ancient Greek sages.

But Gu Zhuo knew clearly that he couldn't continue to dream. People's thinking latitude is limited, and they must see something practical to support themselves and move forward.

Otherwise, it is very likely that he will stop in the next second and resign himself to his fate.

Moving forward in fantasy, finally, when he thought of Berkeley's animism for the first time, he thought that the human soul is the cause of various concepts of human beings.

Berkeley believed that the world around humans and human life all exist in God. He is the only cause of all things, and humanity exists only in the heart of God.

For a materialist like Gu Zhuo, this is tantamount to nonsense. After all, Berkeley was the bishop of the Colony region in Ireland at the time. Only by using the concept of God can we maintain the status of God in the face of the prevailing materialism.

Gu Zhuo felt that he was already teetering on the edge of madness.

After all, those who think about philosophy are either madmen or geniuses.

When he was trapped in a strange circle of consciousness and felt that a longer time had passed than the passage of time itself, Gu Zhuo felt as if a light flashed in front of him.

That light cannot be seen with eyes, because Gu Zhuo has no eyes at all now.

He perceived it purely based on his sixth sense. The light was soft green and had a bit of warmth, attracting Gu Zhuo to come over.

Gu Zhuo subconsciously felt that that was the exit, even though he didn't know where his feeling came from. But no matter what, it is better to enter that place than to continue wandering aimlessly in the dark.

So he ignored it and moved firmly towards the green exit.

He moved slowly but firmly.

There is the only hope, there is no hesitation.

When Gu Zhuo moved there little by little, he felt the green light wrap around him gently. This is not an illusion, but a very intimate feeling, so intimate that Gu Zhuo is even a little unfamiliar.

It seems that when he was very young, he was still a toddler. He couldn't open his eyes, couldn't speak, and used his vocal cords to produce some vague onomatopoeia.

At that time, he could only open his small hands and fumble in the air. At that time, his familiar yet unfamiliar mother hugged him and held him in her arms.

That's how it feels.

Gu Zhuo hasn't felt it in decades.

He continued to move forward slowly amid such an intimate feeling, and he had an extremely strong premonition. This premonition told him that as long as he stepped through this green light, he could see everything he wanted to see.

You can't indulge in this kind of tenderness. Once you indulge, you can never get out.

But this warm feeling is so intoxicating, as if telling Gu Zhuo that this is the safest place and no one can hurt him.

He would no longer have nightmares, he would no longer be hurt, and he would no longer lose anyone important to him.

But Gu Zhuo knew clearly that he had to give up.

Finally, he finally broke away from the embrace of his mother, struggled from the gentle land, and escaped from the hell of impermanence.

At the moment of escaping, he felt that time had passed, as if many years had passed.

Gu Zhuo opened his eyes.

The first thing he did when he opened his eyes was to see if his limbs were still there. He found that his body was intact. Even the watch on his hand, which could cover the nano-armor, was still intact and had not disappeared. There was nothing. wear and tear.

He raised his hand again and made a fist. He felt that the control of his limbs was still sound and there was no problem.

After making sure that he was not injured, Gu Zhuo looked around and was surprised to find that he was in an extremely strange place.

The environment here is based on green and is shining with gleaming light. This light envelopes everything, including himself.

There are many fast-moving green figures around. They flash past one after another, and the light emanates from them.

They should be numbers, but when Gu Zhuo took a closer look, he discovered that these seemingly numbers were actually many strange symbols that he had never seen before.

These symbols are twisted, small, and densely packed together. Looking carefully, none of these symbols are repeated.

Gu Zhuo couldn't recognize where this place was at all and had no clue. If he had to make an analogy, he felt like he might have entered the inside of a computer. What flows inside are codes and data.

It's just that the computer I'm entering now is larger and more advanced. Maybe what's covered here is the basic code for the entire world to run.

"Where is this?"

Gu Zhuo muttered to himself in confusion, even though he knew that no one would give an answer to this question.

As soon as he asked, he found that his voice reached his ears very clearly, as if there was no obstruction. But it didn't echo around, unlike the usual feeling of talking in the air.

No matter, since he couldn't get the answer for a while, he began to look around for Chaoying and Sam.

He tried to take a step, but when he took the first step, his whole body was in the air. It was as if he was in a vacuum environment in the universe. The only difference was that he was not wearing a space suit, and he was not squeezed out by the vacuum environment.

He soared in mid-air and felt a weightlessness. He moved his body, and then his whole body rotated in mid-air, as if he was walking in a space capsule.

But he can still breathe, he can still speak, and his voice can reach his ears accurately.

This involved his knowledge blind spot, and he could not understand how such a weird place could exist in the world.

It's like the earth and the universe, containing everything weird and unknown, but yet so familiar.

Gu Zhuo tried to move here, and after a while of adapting, he was finally able to master the skill of moving in mid-air.

Just like swimming, he uses his own strength as propulsion to push himself forward.

He travels through this strange sea of ​​data - let's call it that.

The green detailed symbols reflected on him, casting large swaths of green light and shadow on his body. Worried about whether the green symbol contained radiation, Gu Zhuo wore the war machine on his body. If there was indeed radiation, the war machine would be able to withstand it to some extent.

After putting it on, Gu Zhuo wanted to try using the smart scanner of the war machine helmet to scan the environment here and deduce where it was.

But obviously, he failed. The scanner could not scan anything, only a constant "?"

The "?" all over the screen pricked Gu Zhuo's eyes, so Gu Zhuo simply turned off the scanner function.

Then, he continued to swim in this sea of ​​data, trying to find something useful.