Classical Revival Infinity Game

This is how a day in a mental hospital might go.

Line up at 7 o'clock in the morning and start doing exercises.

The exercises performed by the patients only involve turning their heads and moving their arms, which is relatively gentle.

Then queue up for breakfast.

After breakfast at 8 o'clock, I started physical examination.

After the physical examination at 9:, we started free activities.

Free activities include the reading room and the movie screening room. There are few options for reading, drawing, and watching movies.

Ye Man chose the movie screening room.

In a dark room, a simple projector projects light onto a white wall, with mediocre light and sound effects.

Dozens of plain chairs serve as seats. There were already several people sitting inside, and their sitting postures were extremely regular.

Ye Man sat in the middle of the first row from the bottom.

The video played a collection of children's movies. It was probably a story about a piglet going out to play and losing a balloon, and then a bird brought it back in its mouth, something like this.

Ye Man used the projected light to observe the behavior of the people in the first few rows.

Strictly speaking, their sitting posture is very similar to that of dumb robots, which are very unintelligent.

He didn't scratch his head or make any noise. He was very quiet and well-behaved.

But from their eyes, Ye Man could clearly see the difference.

Some people were deeply attracted by the plot. Their eyes were eager when the piglet lost the balloon, and they were relieved when the bird took it back.

Some people seemed to be lost in their own thoughts, and their eyes gradually wandered away.

Others seem to regard the sound of the movie as some kind of white noise, emptying themselves and staring at a certain place in trance.

Ye Man took out a cotton swab and touched the backs of the necks of the three people sitting in front of her.

They didn't even have the flexibility to shrink their necks or dodge!

Ye Man became more and more determined in his thoughts - there seemed to be an obvious disconnect between these people's physical representations and their actual thinking.

Everyone's human body includes receptors, afferent nerves, nerve centers, efferent nerves and effectors, so that a complete reflex arc can be completed.

Judging from Ye Man's own feelings and observations of the people around him, there is no problem with these people from the receptors to the nerve center, but there is a problem with the efferent nerves and effectors.

In other words, in this copy of the hospital, you can feel everything that happens in the world and experience all the emotions, but you cannot smoothly express it with words or respond with actions.

When factors that strengthen language and movement are added to your efferent nerves and effectors, that is what is called "crazy".

When your efferent nerves and effectors are blurred and blocked and can only complete mechanical behaviors, that is what is called successful treatment by the drugs here.

While Ye Man was thinking, she found that she was also sitting in her own brain, and started the "controlling the physical mecha" mode again.

——Her onset of illness has begun.

The clock on the wall on the left points to half past ten.

All she had to do was sit still.

That’s why she chose the screening room.

In this dark little room, she didn't need to turn the pages or wave the pen and ink, she just needed to sit.

Even, because her senses are not affected, she can sit in this body and continue watching movies or observing the people around her.

She found scars on some people, which could be seen on the neck and arms, but only scars remained. In other words, they were not new injuries.

Two hours passed quietly.

"There are 12 hours of daylight, which means that you will be crazy for 6 hours." Ye Man estimated in her mind that she would not be able to get out of this crazy state until 16:30.

But the projector in the screening room was turned off at 12:, the lights were turned on, and everyone started to walk towards the door.

A nurse came in and began to urge everyone impatiently: "Go, go, go! The lights are about to be turned off. You! Get up!"

The nurse pointed at Ye Man.

Ye Man still sat motionless.

The nurse impatiently took out the list, looked at Ye Man's face, and said, "Haput? Really? If you don't obey, you will take medicine! Get up quickly... Hey? Hey, hey, what's wrong with you?"

"Boom".

Ye Man fell straight to the ground, closing his eyes in confusion.

Pain came from various parts of the body, as if begging Ye Man to struggle. Ye Man, who was sitting in the "central control", did not output any instructions to shout or struggle.

From the beginning to the end, Ye Man's only instructions were to fall to the ground and close his eyes.

——Of course, since the body is a "bumper car", the behavior was a bit exaggerated, and the fall was very painful. This is also something that can't be helped.

She heard the caregiver yelling.

"What's going on with this guy?! Ah, he's still breathing! Is this guy going to take medicine and become completely stupid? Come on!... Damn it, no one else here can understand me."

The man came closer to him and shouted.

"Wait here for a while! I'll call someone!"

Then he muttered and walked away, saying as he walked: "That's not right, what nonsense am I talking to this lunatic about..."

After a while, two caregivers came out and turned her over.

There seemed to be a doctor next to him. He listened with a stethoscope, checked again, and then said: "The physical signs are all fine, he must have fallen asleep. Let him rest in his room."

"...Oh, okay doctor." Two caregivers lifted him and put him back in the room.

Next door to the room, the inventor was closing his eyes to relax.

"Hey! You have bad legs and feet. You live next door to him and you happen to be watching him. If you have any questions, press the emergency button in the room to call us! I left lunch and dinner here for him! And your medicine for the night!"

The caregiver put her hands on her hips and said to the inventor.

The inventor had no expression on his face and just nodded mechanically.

Another nurse asked uncomfortably: "Wouldn't it be a problem if I put it here? They are both patients."

The first nurse said nonchalantly: "We are all patients, so there is no problem. Taking that medicine will make them stupid. Whether they eat or not eat, there will be no problem in their own room."

The two men turned and left.

"It's really yours." The inventor opened the round window for communication and said to Ye Man.

Ye Man buried his head in the pillow and didn't say a word or move.

"You are very cautious." The inventor put on dark glasses to prevent glare and stopped talking.

Ye Man heard the sound of metal cutting coming from the side and thought that the inventor was indeed working hard, so he fell asleep with peace of mind.

It was already 5pm when I woke up.

Ye Man regained his consciousness and control of his body and got up from the bed.

It should be dinner time at this time. The patients would receive their meals and then go to listen to the preaching of the people sent by the church in the evening.

She had no intention of going there.

From the round window, she could see the inventors on the side working on their inventions in an orderly manner, with every tentacle busy at work.

"Do you have anything to tell me?" the inventor asked while making his invention.

"Of course. I will tell you two things." Ye Man replied, "I will tell you what I discovered today, which may be helpful to your invention. The second point is..."

She looked at the inventor and showed an intriguing smile: "The reason why I came to the mental hospital to see you again."