I'm Really Going to Become an Immortal
Chapter 337 - 235: It’s Simply Ubisoft_2

Chapter 337: Chapter 235: It’s Simply Ubisoft_2

The results were clearly not good.

When his consciousness reached Abba Lerner, he was in the D-class personnel consumables storage, watching two spared D-class personnel with furrowed brows.

At this moment, both D-class personnel lay on the medical monitoring beds, with the life-support monitors emitting a regular beeping sound.

The numbers flashing on the screen indicated that their vital signs were present but exceedingly unstable.

Their skin had lost its original luster, appearing dull and lackluster.

Their eyes were sunken, their lips cracked, clearly the result of a long absence of self-care.

Their physical condition was obviously deteriorating step by step, but fortunately, with the medical equipment sustaining basic life functions, the condition of the two D-class personnel was gradually stabilizing.

Professional doctors in the storage area also looked worried, constantly checking the data and contemplating treatment plans.

They had never seen a purely psychological injury lead to such severe physiological reactions, which exceeded the knowledge boundaries of conventional medicine.

However, fortunately, sustaining the flesh with modern technology was barely achievable,

At this time, Chen Yun’s Spiritual Body was silently hovering above the ward, observing all of this.

Obviously.

Don’t even speak of whether the mind can recover.

On the brink of collapse, their spirits were causing a chain reaction with the two D-class personnel’s bodies.

Had it not been for the advancement of various medical technologies.

They would simply have died on the spot.

The original hope of advancing the understanding of dream manipulation through experimentation had unexpectedly revealed that the collapse of dreams and the death of the Spiritual Body within them could cause such massive psychological harm and impact.

Contemplating.

Chen Yun was not surprised by such results.

Although modern science had not discovered the Spiritual Body, its influence was absolutely crucial.

That the collapse of dreams and the death of the Spiritual Body within could have such an extensive impact on the flesh was not strange.

Furthermore.

Chen Yun had also confirmed another situation he had long suspected.

That is the extreme instability of the human body server!

Even if the previous experiments were wrong and there were indeed no carrying limits or existence limits for the human dream, using the human body as a server would still be out of the question.

The human body, this complex yet fragile machine, was simply too problematic to maintain.

If to imagine a vegetative person as a server carrying dreams.

The primary task would be to ensure the basic life signs of the vegetative person are stable, including breathing, circulation, nutritional supply, temperature control, and so on.

This required continuous monitoring of vital signs, regular checks and adjustments of the ventilator, feeding tube, IV fluids, catheter, and the prevention of complications like bedsores and lung infections.

Additionally, it was necessary to perform regular physical movements to prevent muscle atrophy, maintain joint mobility, turn the patient regularly, clean the skin, oral care, and more to reduce the risk of complications.

One would also need to maintain a constant, sterile environment, controlling temperature, humidity, light, and noise, to reduce external stimuli affecting the vegetative state.

In summary, maintaining such a "server" would be an extremely complex task, requiring an interdisciplinary professional team, including doctors, nurses, physical therapists, bioengineers, and costly medical equipment and continuous medication consumption.

This was a costly and complex affair.

If it was only this, then well and good.

The high cost wasn’t the issue.

Just as if something is too expensive, then it’s not a problem of the thing being costly.

It’s that you’re just too poor.

For Chen Yunlai, high cost did not constitute an issue.

However.

If at the same time, it had the characteristic of being extremely complex yet fragile,

That was a very serious problem.

The human body was also very fragile.

Even with such high-cost maintenance, it was easy to carelessly destroy the body, and then the whole server would be ruined.

This sounded just like Ubisoft!

The two were strikingly similar!

Ubisoft, the game industry’s famously venerable developer, known for its diverse range of games, from the epic historical escapades of "Assassin’s Creed" to the tactical shootouts of "Rainbow Six," and the hacking adventures of "Watch Dogs," each title carried the gamers’ boundless expectations.

However, when it came to Ubisoft’s servers, the players’ expressions might instantly become complicated.

As if they had tasted a carefully prepared delicacy, only to find it mixed with a bunch of hair.

Ubisoft’s servers had a series of problems, including but not limited to slow response, unstable connections, high latency, and a tendency to crash or disconnect...

Whenever a new release or a major update occurred, Ubisoft’s servers would be like water pipes burst by the enthusiasm of the players worldwide, leakages and interruptions became the norm, leaving countless players restless in anticipation.

The time spent queuing to get into the game could be used to brew a good cup of tea, or read half a Chapter of a novel, often much longer than the actual gameplay.

And if human body servers were deployed,

Compared to Ubisoft servers, it would be far worse.

Pondering.

Chen Yun had basically decided against the feasibility of using the human body as a server.

There were clear limits to the complexity and durability of dreams that the human body could carry.

The human body itself, as a server, was prone to breakdowns.

Therefore, all things considered, the approach of using the human body as a server was highly impractical as it stood.

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