It does sound very tempting at first glance!
But Li Lechen doesn't need that. He's not living in 4020, he's living in 2018. What he needs most right now is to know how to control the SW18 virus.
In reality, Aier Hospital's extensive advertising is simply a money-making scheme. Given that, one wonders if such a hefty sum could yield any useful information?
"Can your hospital treat HI25 virus infection? If there is a specific drug or vaccine, I will pay the price of a substitute for each dose of the drug."
An ordinary stand-in only costs five thousand Sunshine Coins. Li Lechen calculated that even if there were ten million stands, it would only be five hundred billion, which was definitely within his financial means.
Sure enough, the health assistant fell into serious thought.
Unfortunately, the term "HI25 virus" cannot be found in its system, so it really wanted to make money for its boss, but didn't know how to say it.
Li Lechen felt disappointed; it seemed that the hospital route was also a dead end.
The health assistant, however, did not give up completely and offered advice within the limits of her programmed settings: "No matter what disease the patient has, as long as you customize a substitute for the patient, even if the patient eventually dies from the disease, isn't there still a substitute? It's as if the patient didn't die."
This logic... Li Lechen found it very powerful.
Crucially, the health assistant added, "If the stunt double feels too unfamiliar, we can extract the patient's brain memory blocks and attach them to the stunt double before the patient dies. Generally, unless the brain is completely shattered, the memory blocks will not be damaged. Our hospital can offer this surgery free of charge."
Admittedly, this method is indeed feasible if implemented within the same timeline; at least for the patient's family, the person could ultimately be considered alive. However, what the health assistant didn't know was that Li Lechen needed to travel across two thousand years. If traveling two thousand years could teleport living people, the apocalypse wouldn't exist; everyone could simply be teleported back in a flash.
Having given up on the hospital route, Li Lechen could only search high and low, setting his sights on ordinary live streaming rooms to see what he could gain.
While Li Lechen was watching the live stream using the ID "Chasing the Wind Boy," F001, the clone that Li Lechen bought from the hospital, was using the ID "Chasing the Wind Boy's Alt Account" to do a live stream in the Safe Zone A space that originally belonged to Ouyang Feng but was later bought by Kang Shuaifu.
Although F001 lives in Safe Zone A, he doesn't have any rights within Safe Zone A. More importantly, he doesn't have any other way to make money besides receiving live stream tips.
Fortunately, if you only need to ensure you have enough to eat and wear, the cost of living is actually not high.
F001 is very satisfied with her current life. She goes out for a walk every day, broadcasts live to show everyone the flowers and plants in the yard, and the clean air and gentle sunshine that she sees in the quarantine area.
Although the tips weren't much, since it was a live stream in a safe zone, earning a few thousand coins was no problem at all.
If there's any regret, it's that I could have earned enough money to rescue my two partners who are still being treated as "medical resources."
Unfortunately, even if Li Lechen were willing to help, he couldn't do anything about it, since they weren't his "medical resources," and he couldn't just buy them with money.
As for Mo Long'ao, he had completely forgotten about the topic after discussing it that day. After all, buying a clone that looks exactly like oneself might seem fun at first glance, but if one gets tired of it after a while, dealing with it would definitely be a hassle. Just look at how indistinguishable the clone is now from the real person.
However, besides streaming his own streams, F001 found that watching other people's streams was also a very interesting thing, because by watching other people's streams, he could learn a lot of things.
This is Green Prince's live stream room. Green Prince Lin Sen is someone F001 has met before; he and two other people excitedly came here back then. So Lin Sen is one of the few people F001 knows here.
Lin Sen rarely streamed before, but he's been doing it more often lately. Not because of money, but because he's bored.
Yes, Safe Zone A used to be quite lively. Permanent residents of the safe zone lived in relatively good environments and could go out freely without being affected after putting on protective suits, so it was normal for them to visit each other. However, in the last month or two, visits between each other have become less and less frequent, to the point that Lin Sen has been turned away several times when he tried to visit his friends recently; they were either not home or unwilling to receive guests.
Lin Sen is currently live-streaming his flower garden.
Compared to shrubs and trees, flowering plants, especially those that produce large, brightly colored flowers, have more stringent environmental requirements.
Therefore, the flower nursery is also one of the core areas of the green workshop.
But the flowerbed wasn't actually the focus of Lin Sen's live stream. The focus was on the birds he bought from Li Lechen, as well as a few butterflies.
Each butterfly costs 100 million Sunshine Coins, and Lin Sen bought seven.
[The boss's garden is so beautiful!]
A vibrant garden, and butterflies too!
There were five butterflies!
[Aren't there six? Am I seeing things?]
There are six; one is perched on the stem of that white peony flower.
There should be seven, I remember the expert said he bought seven.
[A test of eyesight! See who can find the seventh one!]
Why did I only see four? Oh my god!
The person upstairs has bad eyesight; they should get a new pair.
It's obvious that the problem lies in the brain; it has nothing to do with the eyes.
[If your eyes are damaged, get new eyes; if your brain is damaged, get a new brain. Please stop saying such meaningless things.]
[Isn't it true that brain transplants can't be done in hospitals?]
Who says you can't get a brain transplant? I had one over ten years ago!
[It was replaced more than ten years ago...]
[Just passing by, I haven't had my brains changed yet]
I've heard that it's best not to get a brain transplant unnecessarily, as it can cause memory problems because brainwaves are damaged during the transplant process.
[For those who have had a brain transplant, what are the feelings before and after the transplant, and is it possible to have lost something?]
Upon hearing this, the person who had previously commented that they had undergone a brain transplant more than a decade ago suddenly fell into deep thought. They were trying hard to recall what they had experienced before the brain transplant.
Unfortunately, after searching high and low, apart from memories of the last ten years or so, almost all of my previous memories were blank.
That's impossible!
Does he not even remember why he had his brain replaced?
There must be something wrong with their brain that requires a brain transplant, but what exactly is wrong? Did they really forget everything after the transplant?
If you really forget everything, what's the difference between having a new brain and becoming a different person? Or, would you still be the same person you were before?
Suddenly my head started to hurt.
It's definitely not as good as the original; it gives me a headache whenever I overuse my brain.
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