The strongest brain in the universe

With things to do and the idea of ​​settling down, Jiang Hui's life in StarCraft is going fairly smoothly. Every day I learn a little more about this world, running around to fill this empty home, and then a few days passed in a hurry.

And the day before the start of Beska Intermediate Academy is not far away, only ten days away.

She prepared to pre-purchase the daily necessities for the start of the school according to the usual thinking of Blue Star students, but she never wanted to call the college's consultation office, but learned that stationery, books and daily necessities are included in the admission fees. In the hands of a freshman.

That is to say, when Jiang Hui arrives, she only needs to bring an optical brain to report to the academy alone, and she doesn't have to worry about other things.

Alas, there is no need to buy even stationery and snacks. This trip to school really lost a lot of fun. Jiang Hui felt a little pity.

Because the holographic capsule that Jiang Hui bought happened to be out of stock on planet 732, so it had to be sent by interstellar freight. The smart system is delivered with the same brand as the one purchased by the holographic cabin. So Jiang Hui hasn't received the smart system and holographic cabin yet.

From the beginning of anticipation to now, she has become a little disinterested, and she has begun to live her life with a normal attitude.

Jiang Hui bought a lot of e-books these days, and wanted to move them all to the spiritual space. In the end, she still underestimated the deep-rooted habits of the Blue Star people...

Although this kind of e-book is very cheap, it is also convenient to buy. You only need to click your finger on the star network to buy it and read it. But they are e-books after all, they don't feel like reading, and the look and feel are also discounted several degrees.

And like some novel books specially bought to relieve boredom, it is not worth reading every word. After reading it for a long time and carefully reading it, if she used her brain a little more, she would feel that she was mentally retarded, and would spend so much time reading this kind of thing.

And most of the required reading content recommended by the interstellar people is very difficult, and some of the things conveyed in it are contrary to Jiang Hui's thinking, which naturally makes her dizzy. She, too, quickly gave up looking for such books.

Then there are professional or reference books. This is even worse, she can read it, but the electronic version cut her memory and learning efficiency by more than half. Jiang Hui still thinks that it is better to read this kind of book on paper, otherwise she might as well watch a video teaching, and he will explain it more clearly.

Therefore, out of nearly a hundred interstellar books purchased by Jiang, only a dozen of them can be read, and almost all of them are history books. For example, "Interstellar Evolution History", "Human Prehistoric Migration: From Mother Star to Nebula", and "Ninety-Nine Famous Battles", and "From the Ninth Star Era" and other books about human development and war history , Jiang Hui watched with relish.

Such a spiritual space has added several times more valuable books. With this knowledge about star history, Jiang Hui felt that Ben Wugen's life in this world became more secure, and his heart became more stable.

As for buying paper books to read, Jiang Hui never thought about it. That kind of thing has now become a high-priced work, and each copy is many times higher than its original value. Just compare the kind of scholar who needs to do research on paper books.

If Jiang Hui doesn't have the mental space, it may be worth buying a dozen or twenty books to study professional knowledge. But she has this strange spiritual space, buying books has become a waste, not only a waste of money, but also a waste of time.

So after many inquiries and searches, Jiang Hui finally found a compromise method, which was to go to the book museum in the city center to read paper books. Then these books accumulated through reading can be manifested in the spiritual space, and she can read them again when the time comes.

So during the days before the arrival of the holographic cabin, Jiang Hui stayed at the book museum on the first ring road in the city center, and often he stayed for a whole day.

She also went out today, but she didn't go to the book museum today, she planned to attend a hand-made mecha experience class.

This is strange... Jiang Hui hasn't even got the holographic cabin yet, except for the occasional flying in the sky, and he hasn't touched anything like mechs these days. Why did he suddenly have to go to the hand-made mech class? It all started when she was at the book museum that day.

A museum of books is not a library, but a museum. It contains many famous selected books in the history of the human planet, and most of them are available for people to read.

The museum is divided into main museum and sub-house.

If you have to say it, the main building of the book museum is the kind of museum in the sense that people understand it. Among them are a collection of original paper books, all of which are out-of-print books auctioned by the museum. Naturally, the original books of these books are not for people to read by hand, but only for viewing, and then there will be an analog pager for people to browse.

The sub-museum is divided into two parts, one part is the area with a commercial nature, such as the leisure area, the main shops that sell the surrounding areas, etc., all of which are directly under the museum's industry.

The other part is the destination Jiang Hui goes to every time, the book record room. This record room is not limited to those books in the main library, there are all kinds of books, copyrights are purchased and then made into paper books and placed in the book record room for people to consult. This part is actually more like a library, but you need to purchase a membership to enter here. Jiang Hui signed up for a one-month membership first for the books in it, and if the books in it are useful, he will renew the subscription for a longer term.

She finished the "scanning" goal early that day, and was a little tired. Thinking that she hadn't gone to the other side of the sub-house to see it these days, she turned to that side for a walk.

I didn’t expect this set of things around to come to Interstellar. It can be seen that no matter how human beings develop, they still have their own set of rules. Many things have been changed, and they may not necessarily change after thousands of years.

But to be honest, the peripheral gadgets made by other people's interstellar high-tech are naturally more interesting than the industrial products on Blue Star, but it is estimated that it is like an IQ tax for interstellar people who are used to it, so Jiang Hui wants to take a look. never mind.

There is a snack room with good reviews next door. Jiang Hui was planning to hike there to eat something, and was attracted by the giant poster on the wall next to it.

A large piece of mechs with cool shapes and different shapes is drawn on it, and they are piled up layer by layer to fill up the entire poster. As a mecha experience class, Dongbo Group \u0026amp; Book Museum jointly sponsored activities...