The first phase of brain-computer interface mobile phones has received a good response in the market. In addition to the research and development of other language systems, optimization and upgrades have also followed.

They need to capture more neural signals from the brain, accurately identify more user intentions, and achieve richer functions, not just limited to the current click function.

While those at the forefront of their fields can enjoy high premiums, they also face pressure; they cannot afford to make mistakes.

There's no one ahead of you in your research and development path and direction. You need to make your own judgment. If you make a mistake, the cost you pay, and others will catch up, the losses will be significant.

To be precise, Kechuang Bio's current lead in the field of brain-computer interfaces is not enough. If it were to lead by a significant margin to the point of monopolistic control, that would be a different story.

Zheng Li wasn't dissatisfied with Li Wanqing's answer, but he didn't hear the answer he wanted to hear.

"Well, I'd like to hear an answer from you about the essence of the research, rather than just a statement of difficulties."

“I know which projects are difficult and which are easy, but I’d like to see your understanding of brain-computer interface applications.”

Li Wanqing tried to say something to make amends, but Zheng Li didn't give him a chance to speak:

“I’m not trying to blame or criticize you. I’m just going to share my understanding and see if you can gain any insights from it.”

"Science and Technology Innovation's current brain-computer interface technology is point-to-point. The conversion of human brain signals into electrical signals is limited to a single point, and it only has the effect of clicking, which is one-dimensional."

"The effect we want to optimize in the second phase is to add functions such as vertical and horizontal swiping, which is linear and two-dimensional."

"Brain-computer interface control of prosthetics is essentially three-dimensional."

"We cannot obtain more precise brain nerve signals through invasive brain-computer interfaces, so the key is how to accurately convert similar brain nerve signals into two-dimensional and three-dimensional control."

"Therefore, prosthetics should be the most difficult, followed by brain-computer interface with mobile phones."

Li Wanqing suddenly realized something, as if he had grasped something vaguely. He nodded repeatedly: "I think I understand. I need to think about it some more."

After finishing his speech, Zheng Li returned directly to his laboratory, where he announced that he was starting a research project on lithium batteries.

In fact, his current research focuses on the soul.

Although Zheng Li has regained his spellcasting ability and can use magic, he is not omnipotent.

For items like teleportation, Zheng Li can only teleport large objects over short distances or small items over long distances.

In other words, the farther the distance, the smaller the amount of matter that can be transmitted. For example, when he transmitted matter to Pluto, he transmitted 50-micrometer-sized tardigrades.

Furthermore, Zheng Li couldn't even withstand a bullet, let alone a nuclear bomb; a single bullet would severely injure him.

The arrangement of storing the physical body in Kuala Lumpur and then having a clone in Singapore still felt unsafe to Zheng Li.

If an accident happens, Kuala Lumpur's physical body will be exposed and it will be doomed.

Zheng Lixiang is conducting in-depth research on the soul, hoping to achieve soul transfer and transfer his soul and memories to a biological cloud.

It's similar to your computer system originally being on local hardware, but now it's been moved to the public cloud.

This way, he can openly cooperate with the country without worrying about being threatened.

It can destroy an individual, but it cannot destroy the entire ocean.

This research presents too many challenges.

Zheng Li was previously in the Mage Alliance, and all he knew was that a certain mage who had achieved the status of a mage god was researching this very topic.

A mage achieves godhood through research findings, which are then recognized by the central artificial intelligence of the Mage Alliance and certified by the Mage Tower to which they belong.

Being powerful only makes one a battle mage, at most granting them an administrative position within the mage alliance. To become a god of magic, one must rely on research and development.

The title of "God of Law" is an honorary title, which comes with certain privileges and benefits.

Later, that sorcerer manifested in countless forms, and all life on the entire life-bearing planet became his biological computers, forming an incredibly vast biological cloud. Then, the sorcerer's soul resided in the biological cloud.

The planet was designated a restricted area by the Mage Alliance, prohibiting any life from entering or leaving, because they feared that the mage would transform all life within the Alliance's jurisdiction into biological computers.

Of course, the bio-computer modification here only utilizes some of the organism's tissues and cells, and will not affect the organism's autonomy.

He lived for nearly ten thousand years before dying due to the exhaustion of his soul.

What's even more terrifying is that before he died, he was able to take over the physical bodies of every living being on the planet.

Transforming into all things, we are only one step away from quantum immortality.

After the death of the mage god, the Mage Alliance remained skeptical, fearing that he had faked his death. After the Mage Alliance sent people to investigate, they moved him to another planet.

Therefore, it wasn't until long after the death of the mage that the Mage Alliance researched a method to confirm whether different souls existed within living beings, and then organized a team to explore the planet.

As a result, for a long time to come, the research topics of monks will have to undergo risk assessments.

This ability was so terrifying that the Mage Alliance sealed away the detailed information about this technology, classifying it as a forbidden technique.

However, after finding a way to counter the bio-cloud technology, the Mage Alliance technically censored it and made it available to all mages for a fee.

Zheng Li only knew that the technology existed and how it was roughly implemented, but he knew nothing about the specific technical details and implementation methods.

When Zheng Li was studying the history of magicians, he often wondered how that particular magic god had fallen, and whether he had truly perished.

And whether the Mage Alliance did anything underhanded during the fall of the Mage God.

After the biological cloud was built, he was finally able to begin his research.

"The essence of the biological cloud carrying the soul lies in how the soul can be flexibly transferred within a single organism, or whether the soul is divided into many small pieces, with each organism storing a portion of it?"

"The essence of the soul is particles. How can I guarantee that the soul after the transfer will still be my own soul?"

"If only I had learned some advanced self-defense spells back then, the problem is that even if I knew self-defense spells, I still couldn't withstand a nuclear bomb."

"Only by embodying all things can I be fearless, and I can also openly cooperate with the people of Earth."

"There's no need to manipulate everything from behind the scenes using magic coins."

The current method of utilizing life on Earth is somewhat inefficient. As for Zheng Li directly revealing his identity, he feels it's too unsafe, as it would be tantamount to handing over the initiative to someone else.

"However, my research on the soul can be broken down into smaller projects and distributed to the countries of Earth so that they can help me with these projects."

"It seems they have only just completed the simplification of the Haiber algorithm, and it will take some time before they can perform batch calculations of the cosmic coordinate system of intelligent life planets."

"But I can wait, at most two years."