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Upholding the principle of taking what is beneficial, Yun Yi carefully selected a wealth of materials that greatly aided him, covering all knowledge points from basic to secondary school mathematics: algebraic equations, geometric axioms, as well as the theoretical foundations of physics, chemistry, and biology. The content was rich and diverse, so much so that it could not be contained in a single book, forcing Yun Yi to create an additional volume to encompass everything.
It is worth noting that these materials had been deeply compressed; if viewed in their complete form, they would far exceed what could be described in just two books. At least ten volumes would be needed to cover the comprehensive structure of knowledge.
When he handed these two invaluable resources to Zhao Feng, he said, "I have documented the fundamental principles of the universe in this book. I hope you will study it diligently." He then added, "However, this is only a part of all truths; there is much more knowledge for you to explore on your own. With your talent, you will surely broaden your horizons."
Receiving the books with respect, Zhao Feng held them closely. He had previously browsed through their contents alongside Yun Yi. The vastness and profundity of the material left him in awe; advanced concepts such as Gravity Theory, Newton's Three Laws, and buoyancy calculation formulas dazzled him as if a corner of the world had been peeled back to reveal its magnificent face.
Faced with this precious academic legacy, Zhao Feng vowed, "Immortal Sir, please rest assured. I will dedicate myself to studying these works." Although Yun Yi did not harbor high hopes for this commitment—given the significant gap between Zhao Feng's past experiences and the knowledge Yun Yi provided—it felt more like planting a seed for scientific research in this era. What fruits it would eventually bear remained uncertain.
Ultimately, as Zhao Feng left with the stack of books, his smile radiated an obsessive enthusiasm. Guan Yu witnessed the entire exchange but found himself overwhelmed by the profound text. However, he did not allow his limitations to bring him down; after all, with a master like Yun Yi present, even if the dream of immortality seemed distant, following such a master and leaving a legacy for future generations might not be an unattainable dream.
As night fully enveloped the land, Yun Yi gently patted Guan Yu on the shoulder and said, "Come on, I'll take you to a room to rest." Guan Yu nodded in agreement. Leading the way, Yun Yi took them up to the guest accommodation area on the second floor.
This floor had ten rooms in total. Choosing one at random, Yun Yi opened the door to reveal an empty space devoid of furnishings. "You can stay here," he suggested.
Despite the room's extreme simplicity and lack of any furniture, Guan Yu showed no signs of dissatisfaction.
Recalling the past few months wandering through the Taihang Mountain, where he could simply find a cave to sleep in, this bare room exceeded his expectations.
Of course, Yun Yi was not so destitute as to offer someone a room with nothing but empty walls.
He then said, "Wait a moment, I’ll be right back with some essentials."
Before Guan Yu could respond, Yun Yi hurriedly rushed downstairs.
On the first floor, he sifted through a chaotic pile of items and selected some sheep wool and wooden boards, quickly moving them to a nearby workshop.
After a brief moment, he crafted a pure white bed and several white wool mats.
Yun Yi returned to the second floor, cradling these items in his arms.
"I’ve brought everything," he announced. With a casual wave of his hand, the mattress and white blanket appeared in their designated spots.
Guan Yu felt a wave of curiosity as he faced this unfamiliar bed.
Throughout his life, his sleeping arrangements had consisted of little more than a few wooden planks or a simple mound of dirt, primarily focused on stability.
Now, the bed before him not only looked soft but also seemed to possess a certain elasticity.
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