This analysis is truly shocking, making one break out in a cold sweat.
"This is quite a big problem. We must address the coupling issues between the parts of the memory involving Meng Die, other people, and the sister," Rosen said, his expression becoming serious.
Xuantian nodded and said, "To solve this problem, we must enhance cohesion and reduce coupling. That’s the only way. However, we first need to understand the internal logic of the memory."
Saying this, he looked at Rosen and demanded, "Later, I will extract two neural lines from your brain to connect to the fissure within Meng Die’s memories. One’s a zero line, and the other’s a fire line. You need to extract the memories inside Meng Die’s memory fissure with the fire line and appropriately delete the memories about her sister, understand?"
"Got it, let’s get started."
Xuantian reached out a hand, patting Rosen’s head, and said, "Open sesame, open sesame."
Click, Rosen’s head suddenly opened like a rice cooker after being pressed by Xuantian.
Inside Rosen’s head were things like shoujo manga and girl character dolls.
Seeing these things, Xuantian couldn’t help but play with them for a while, somewhat forgetting the task at hand.
"Hurry up! My head’s going cold," Rosen urged.
"Sorry, got a bit carried away reading comics," Xuantian snapped back to reality, regrettably tossing the manga back into Rosen’s head before finding two wires inside — one fire line, the other zero line.
At this moment, Rosen realized something and said, "Why don’t you add a ground line too? I’m afraid my body’s shell might get electrocuted!"
Can’t blame Rosen for being overly cautious; after all, if electrocuted, he’d be the one to die.
"Do you really think you’re a robot? No need!" Xuantian decisively said.
He then connected the two wires he pulled from Rosen’s head to the corresponding transmission interfaces within Meng Die’s memory fissure.
But suddenly, sparks frequently appeared on Rosen’s body, accompanied by constant twitching.
"Ah, Xuantian, did you reverse the zero line and fire line?" Rosen was suddenly terrified.
"No, I didn’t reverse them. I connected them like that on purpose, hahaha!" Xuantian coldly laughed with his hands on his hips.
As the wires connected, signals continuously transmitted into Rosen’s brain from the gap in Meng Die’s memories. Rosen’s task was to filter these memories and appropriately remove the parts about Meng Die without affecting the logical flow.
The first thing Rosen thought of was PS technology, simply needing to photoshop out Sister Meng Die’s parts would do the trick.
But the issue is, such edited memories still present logic gaps, as characters can’t just talk to thin air within a memory scene. It would seem eerie, making Meng Die suspect the existence of ghosts in the world.
Rosen’s solution was straightforwardly simple; he replaced the PSed out Sister Meng Die with himself. This way, when Meng Die recalls past events, she’ll remember talking to Rosen and not engage in a battle of wits with air.
After an hour of filtering, Rosen finally went through all of Meng Die’s memories.
"Are you done?" Xuantian asked Rosen.
"Yes, I’m done," Rosen shakily made an OK gesture.
Seeing this, Xuantian unplugged the wires.
Immediately afterward, Xuantian prepared to conduct a re-examination on Meng Die to test if his psychological issues had been resolved.
After examining Meng Die’s eyes with a magnifying glass, Xuantian confirmed she was still in a sleep state.
Suddenly, Meng Die’s rolled-back eyes rolled down and she asked Xuantian, "What are you doing?"
Xuantian awkwardly scratched the back of his head, saying, "I was seeing if you were awake."
"Oh, so am I awake now?" Meng Die asked.
"Pop!" Meng Die slapped and said, "No, I’m not awake yet; I’m sleepwalking!"
"Also, from now on, when you scratch, can you scratch your own head? Stop scratching mine, it’s going bald from you."
Upon hearing this, Xuantian awkwardly scratched the back of his head again.
Rosen: "Please don’t scratch my head either, got it!"
Xuantian brushed off a bunch of hair sticking to his hand and said, "Alright, I promise next time!"
"Xuantian, how’s your examination? Has Meng Die’s psychological state returned to normal?" Rosen asked.
Xuantian seriously said, "Based on my years of professional experience, Meng Die’s mind is essentially back to normal, n=0."
Hearing this, Rosen was relieved, saying, "Looks like Meng Die has come out of the pain of losing her sister and can play happily again from now on." The source of thɪs content is Nove1Fire.net
But just then, as Rosen was about to approach Meng Die to chat, Meng Die unexpectedly smiled and said, "Sister Caidie, you’re so handsome!"
Rosen and Xuantian were both stunned.
Xuantian asked, "Rosen, what’s going on? Didn’t you filter her memories, isn’t this step done?"
Rosen was also taken aback, suddenly realizing the reason and said, "I got it; it’s . Because the memory scenes could only be PSed, as for the relationship logic behind the memory scenes, I couldn’t filter them, like names wouldn’t appear in the memory scenes, so I couldn’t filter those out."
Thus, Meng Die still remembers Sister Caidie’s name and that Caidie is her sister, but in her memories, Caidie has turned into Rosen’s appearance.