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...I failed, but I did not fail.
I am not wrong. This civilization is already decaying, but it has not yet collapsed. It needs someone to give it a push, and that's how I came into being!
Every individual belonging to this corrupt civilization must be destroyed. If they are not completely wiped out, the new civilization will inevitably be tainted by the same stench of decay. Therefore, I have no choice but to do this—for the sake of humanity!
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I have decided to copy everything about "Homeland" into these 30,000 chips. Whoever sees this information in the future, remember me forever—XXX (incorrect code), a great man who has completed the mission of overthrowing the decadent civilization. And how to use this knowledge to build a new civilization is your mission.
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What followed was a bunch of information called "Civilization" that the main god had not yet fully deciphered. Based on the incompleteness of the unencrypted information in front of him, Lin Yi did not have much confidence in it.
Even though this chip, which has been passed down for over two hundred years and was swallowed by a "shark" and is now in such a damaged state, Lin Yi still managed to glimpse many "truths" about this world from it—limited to the first two hundred years or so.
"First of all, these creatures are called Iron Beasts... Although I think silicon-based life forms would be more appropriate, let's stick to local customs and call them Iron Beasts."
After tapping on the "shark's" hard metal skin, Lin Yi could understand why humans called them that: "They were born more than two hundred years ago and occupied most of the land. Judging from the experiences of those reincarnators, even today, more than two hundred years later, the land is not a safe place."
Of the 500 reincarnators sent in in three batches so far, approximately twenty perished in the inland areas, and—
"The dangers in the sea area are even greater."
The number of deaths in the sea was 31. Apart from two extremely unlucky ones who were thrown into the eye of the storm, three-fifths of the reincarnators perished at sea. Excluding the absurd factor of not being able to swim, given the methods of those reincarnators, they should have been able to survive at sea for several days. It can only be said that the danger at sea is greater.
"Finally, there is no doubt that the original civilization of this world has perished."
Based on the last part of the record, it can be inferred that the survivors destroyed the rebuilt civilization again due to internal conflicts and interests. Even if it suffered such a second blow, the tenacious vitality of human civilization should not have ended there. However, a madman appeared in the middle.
In his madness to "eliminate the decaying atmosphere," this maniac has turned his attention to every human being of the old era, without even considering who would build a new civilization if all of humanity were to perish. Considering the worst-case scenario, it is not impossible that there are no humans left on this planet now.
Of course, quite a few humans from another world have come...
Intelligent Conservation: Chapter 127 Weapon Concept Embedding
"Although there is still half of the history that is unclear, it doesn't matter anymore."
After casually handing the chip over to the God of War to continue deciphering it, Lin Yi turned his attention back to the world itself. He had never forgotten his true purpose in coming to this world.
—Spatial cutting.
The two biggest prerequisites for spatial cutting are energy and world selection. In terms of energy, the main god's reserves are sufficient for one cutting. As for world selection, it's not that you can just designate any world or region. After determining the world selection for cutting, Lin Yi must also ensure complete control over that space. This is just an abstract concept provided by the main god. It doesn't mean that he can turn that space into his own domain or barrier or some other mystical thing. If he really had that ability, Lin Yi would have already created a domain to accommodate the reincarnators. Why would he need to cut space little by little?
To be more specific, ensuring complete control over a certain space means having the greatest possible understanding of all aspects of that space. For example, it is absolutely unacceptable for a nest of mutated creatures to be hiding in a corner. Moreover, during the cutting process, there cannot be any sudden intrusion of foreign objects, as that would cause the space that has been painstakingly cut to collapse.
Therefore, Lin Yi had to do two things before deciding to cut the space.
1. Find a space that meets the requirements of the main god.
2. Eliminate all mutated creatures living in and around that space.
Obviously, letting Lin Yi clear such a huge area by himself would be a waste of time and effort. There was no chance that just when he had finally cleared it up, a few more nests of settled iron beasts would appear in the other area. Therefore, it was necessary to use some other auxiliary means to achieve this. The Reincarnators existed for this purpose.
"The plan will proceed in two steps."
After roughly determining the current state of the world, Lin Yi immediately began to formulate the "segmentation plan" that was closely related to the construction of the main god: "The first step is to explore this world."
This step isn't too difficult to complete by deploying a large number of reincarnators and issuing main quests. Although many of these reincarnators, whose strength is limited, are no match for those iron beasts in terms of combat power, they can still complete the exploration. After all, the God Space is full of all sorts of incredible escape methods... not to mention that human wisdom is still very useful when dealing with beasts when strength cannot achieve overwhelming advantage.
"The second step is to clean up this world."
This step is a bit troublesome. If Lin Yi were to take action himself, it wouldn't be a problem. The problem is that one person's strength is not enough to wipe out all the creatures in the world. That's right, for the sake of prudence, Lin Yi does not intend to just clean up a certain area, but intends to carry out a "great cleansing" of this entire world occupied by the iron beasts, preferably leaving none behind. That way, even if multiple spatial cutting fluid operations are needed afterward, it will not be a problem.
"Virus... I really want to use this method, but there doesn't seem to be any virus that can affect metal."
—At least Lin Yi's virus database doesn't contain it.
"Nuclear bombing or similar methods are not allowed."
Firstly, this world has already been cleansed once, and even if it is cleansed again, it may not be able to completely kill those mutated iron beasts; secondly, these spaces are to be cut into the main god space for use, and if they become a pile of wasteland, it is better not to have them at all.
"So, does that mean we can only use conventional methods and proceed slowly?"
Lin Yi breathed a sigh of relief, having already anticipated this situation, and was not disappointed: "Perfect, it can be used to conduct a new experiment."
He muttered to himself, then turned his gaze to Eve, who was waiting quietly to the side.
The transformation between flesh and metal is a rather ambiguous area. It's not entirely accurate to call it life—after all, there's metal involved; but it's not entirely accurate to call it machinery either—flesh and blood life exists.
If someone with only knowledge of life or mechanics were to study this field, it would be extremely difficult, as it would mean exploring another field from scratch. However, for Lin Yi, who has already explored the fields of "life" and "mechanics," it is perfect, not to mention that there is a near-perfect successful prototype like Eve.
Unlike when he had to specifically find a world as a base for virus development, Lin Yi used the abundant metal in this world, along with Eve and the assistance of the main god, to create a research lab in less than a week specifically for manufacturing and researching "mechanical life". Considering that such units may need to be mass-produced in the future, he also added an assembly line inside.
"Then, let's get started."
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Ouyang Huang has recently become obsessed with a mobile game called "Girls' Backline".
This is a collection-based simulation game, but Ouyang Huang's first impression after playing it was that it was a complete pay-to-win game. Even so, this ambitious young man from China quickly became addicted to it, playing a few rounds on his phone whenever he had a spare moment, euphemistically calling it a balance between work and rest.
While playing this game, seeing those cute or beautiful girls on the screen always stirred a certain impulse in Ouyang Huang's heart—
"If that were true, that would be wonderful."
As if summoned by the same idea, Ouyang Huang opened the game program as usual, but instead of seeing the familiar login screen, he saw a line of neat characters on the screen.
Are you seeking a fictional reality? Do you want to see such adorable girls? Do you want to live under the same sky as them?
"...New event? Bug? Or virus?"
Somewhat uncertain, Ouyang Huang quickly opened his PC, logged into the forum, and checked. After confirming that the event or bug did not exist, he was about to close the program, but an impulse stopped him.
"If it's really... really... then?"
Swallowing hard, Ouyang Huang forced himself to nod and say "Yes".
"..."
"..."
"..."
The only sound in the room was the whirring of the fan.
"Ding Dong"
The notification sound startled Ouyang Huang, who quickly opened it to find a notification from the bank.
【天朝XX银行。您尾号XXXX账户在6月28日19：55完成支付RMB-648，RMB余额0】
"Holy shit—!!!"
This situation is not uncommon these days...
Just as Ouyang Huang was about to contact customer service to demand compensation in a fit of rage, a pitch-black void suddenly appeared behind him. The next instant, the phone that Ouyang Huang was holding fell to the ground, and the bed was now completely empty.
Intelligent Conservation: Chapter 128 Automated Humanoid - Army Template (Fourth Update)
[Commander selection progress: 50/50]
[Filtering complete. Proceed with the campaign?]
"Okay, deploy them to bases one through fifty, give them the basic production modules, and just load their external appearance according to the game they remember. Also, remember to make the anthropomorphic module more realistic."
[Unintelligible instructions]
"Even though we can only watch and do nothing, we should at least try to motivate them."
Without explaining the meaning of strengthening the anthropomorphic module to the main god in more detail, Lin Yi began the next step of the selection process after dealing with the fifty "commanders" from the Celestial Empire who had been specially selected from World Four.
"For the land-based strategy, we'll use these fifty as test subjects to see how those automated humanoids with firearm concepts perform. As for the naval strategy..."
Looking at the complex humanoid figure made up of a large number of machines in front of him, Lin Yi rubbed his temples: "Insufficient firepower, thin armor, and low power. It's somewhat useful for dealing with small land units, but it's too vulnerable to the iron beasts in Shanghai."
If every android could reach Eve's level, that would be perfect. It's something that can be solved with a simple code. The problem is that there is only one Rose Mother, and not every android can load the code. So the only option is to use the concept of embedding weapons to replace the function of the code. Otherwise, if they were produced in the "mechanical" mode, Lin Yi would only have a bunch of robots under his command that only know how to repeat commands.
Even so, the initiative that automated humanoids with weapon concepts can exert is still limited. At best, they can only master how to make the right choices in battle—when to dodge and when to attack. In reality, they still need a "brain" to command their actions, which is why it is necessary to select "commanders".
The host's selection criteria cannot effectively utilize the automated humanoid.
"I think so too."
While optimizing the unfinished sea surface using an automated humanoid, Lin Yi communicated with the main god: "The question is, do you have a more suitable candidate?"
[Reincarnator]
"If the plan was to fill those reincarnators into designated spaces in batches after the space was divided, I would have done it that way. Is the reason for letting them come into contact with these things now because they're afraid we haven't exposed enough?"
At the very least, the commanders of the automated humanoids will need to cooperate in operations. When the two reincarnators communicate, they will definitely be able to obtain a lot of relevant information. Therefore, Lin Yi prioritized eliminating the reincarnators.
The deity, having failed with the first object, naturally proposed a second one.
【soldier】
“Indeed, soldiers who have received relevant training can more effectively utilize the abilities of automatons. The question is, how do you guarantee that a trained soldier will act according to your will? If he is converted into a reincarnator, there is still a possibility of intelligence leakage, just like before. What if he is not converted? How do you persuade him?”
Lin Yi believed that killing someone would be relatively simple, but persuading someone was out of the question—not to mention it would expose his presence.
"The threat aspect is even worse. If it succeeds, that's fine, but if it fails, what's the point of outwardly obeying while secretly letting those automatons waste their resources? In the end, they'll still have to kill him anyway."
He paused for a moment, then continued, "Compared to these variables that are beyond our control, it's better to filter out these individuals who are inferior in various aspects. At least they are not completely ignorant of this kind of game-like mechanism, and they won't spend too much time seeking the truth, nor will they waste too many of my resources."
[Unintelligible instructions]
"Hmm, you can see their attitude... God, change my perspective."
The perspective shifts to Command Room 44.
When Ouyang Huang awoke from his coma, the first thing he saw was this unusually familiar background. However, unlike the two-dimensional drawings he had seen on the screen in the past, this was now a real three-dimensional space in front of him.
"Wearing, wearing, wearing—I've time-traveled?!?"
He stared in disbelief at the scene before him: the bullets and guns on the table, the tactical command screen on the wall, and the metal floor and walls—it was exactly the same as the game he knew called "Girls' Backline."
"Wait, since I've transmigrated to this world, that means—"
At the same moment that Ouyang Huang was thinking about the characters in the game, a voice he couldn't hear rang out in the production module.
[Target image found]
[External module loading...]
[Emotion module loading...]
[Consciousness network loading...]
[Loading complete, production to begin]
"HK416, please remember this name well, Commander."
Facing this girl who looked exactly like the one in his memory, Ouyang Huang trembled uncontrollably.
Perspective shift.
As you can see
Turning his gaze back from Command Post 44, Lin Yi's eyes revealed a smile: "Do you think this guy who likes automatons as if they were human... well, otaku, would treat these automatons as disposable tools?"
【…】
"Although it was originally meant to be consumed."
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In order to carry out a major purge of the iron beasts in this world, Lin Yi's plan clearly didn't rely solely on the Reincarnators. Their numbers were insufficient, and their combat strength was a significant drawback. Even if the purge were successfully completed, the casualties would likely be heavy, which would obviously waste most of the initial investment. In comparison, utilizing local resources to produce a large number of mechanical lifeforms—automatic humanoids—was a more feasible approach.
Even though these automatons are not even as good as the Reincarnators in terms of combat power, they have the advantage in numbers. For one thing, the resources used to train one Reincarnator can be converted into resources such as steel to produce more than a thousand automatons. Not to mention that they do not have any concept of fear of war or resistance.
2. Lingxia Wuming 9⑶ Lu? Jiu 〒Qun If it weren't for the necessity of the existence of reincarnators, Lin Yi would have even wanted to eliminate all reincarnators and replace them with automatons...
In the "Great Purge" plan, the iron beasts on land were to be handled by the army—automatic humanoids. Fifty command posts were to be used as a test to ensure there were no problems. Once confirmed, these low-cost command posts would be deployed extensively across the land, and then the "commanders" would be lured into clearing the iron beasts. No, even without Lin Yi's inducement, some "commanders" had already begun "voluntarily" clearing the surrounding iron beasts, perhaps because they discovered that the metal on the iron beasts could be used to create more automatic humanoids?
In contrast, the oceans, which cover the vast majority of the planet's area, are more difficult to manage.
Intelligent Conservation: Chapter 129 Automaton - Navy Template
"Using the same template as the automaton would at most create an enhanced version of the automaton. It would be fine for dealing with ordinary, incompletely metallic land creatures, but it would be insufficient for dealing with highly metallic iron beasts in the sea."