He always had a doubt—after going to sleep on January 29th, did he actually sleep for one day or two days?
Chen Zhou thought he should have only slept for a day, but on the island, there were no obvious reference points. He remained skeptical about the answer to this question.
Human intuition is not accurate; sometimes it adapts to what one most hopes for, deceiving oneself.
Chen Zhou was very aware of this.
Fortunately, he had an advantage that Robinson did not—a mysterious reward.
The mysterious reward comes once every 15 days, unaffected by his subjective perception, whether he slept one day or two. He could tell today by checking the beach.
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Chen Zhou still had no expectations for the content of the reward this time.
Face everything with a normal mindset, no breaking down, no cursing, no losing control.
This was his rule for receiving rewards.
