Genius Club

He picked it up and weighed it—it was quite heavy.

“What powers this thing?” Lin Xian asked.

Du Yao pointed at the nearby power cord:

“It runs directly on 220V household power. If you want, it can be adapted for battery operation, but that’s an engineering challenge—I’m not skilled in that field.”

Lin Xian nodded.

Battery operation would suffice.

Fitting it with Miniature Nuclear Batteries or slightly larger ones later could solve portability issues, while ensuring long-term preservation—ideal for storage in the Underground Hibernation Base.

“How is this used? Is it complicated?”

“Not at all.”

Du Yao pointed at the single button in the helmet’s center:

“It’s completely foolproof. You just fasten the lower parts securely. Your blueprint incorporates a brilliant design for automatic adjustments to electroshock positioning—it’s truly remarkable.”

“Could I… try it?”

Lin Xian inquired.

“Better not.”

Du Yao smiled warmly:

“First, why did I say fastening is necessary? It’s because the experience of being electroshocked by this device is very unpleasant. Resistance or violent convulsions are inevitable. When using it on long-term hibernators in the future, I believe they’ll need to wear restraining chairs simultaneously.”

“Second, you don’t suffer from hibernation-induced amnesia, so usage wouldn’t yield any effects. If you’re hoping to recover naturally forgotten memories through it… best forget that idea—it’s impossible.”