Chapter 205 – Florida Man Injected Micro-CPU and Micro-GPU Inside His Brain So That He Could Play Fortnite in His Sleep.
"999 more tis? Ain't nobody got ti for that!"
Leo scratched his head. Although gaining a free skill was tempting, he wasn't interested in the grind. After all, the previous fight was annoying as Esen's shadow was a lot faster than Situ Nantian. Had Leo fought her 2 months earlier, he would have been struggling to catch her.
He had enough with the simulation mode. He checked the other features next.
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Pocket Dantian nu
- Combat Simulation
- Dantian Universe Managent
- Lifeform Managent
- Ti Ratio Settings
- Energy Expenditure Settings
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The next one in the queue was the Dantian Universe Managent. Leo pressed on it and activated this mode. Then, changes occurred in his consciousness.
His body automatically floated out of the planet. His sight got stuck in the void, and he could only look forward. The grassland star, which he had been on earlier, beca as tiny as a grain of sand.
Aside from the grassland star, there were other stars and colorful masses of gas and dust in the void. However, they seed so far away from the starting world.
DING
Another red system screen manifested and floated in front of Leo. It showed the status of this universe.
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Dantian Universe Status
Max Star Capacity: 340,282,366,920,938,463,374,607,431,768,211,455
Inactive Stars: 18,446,744,073,709,551,615
Current Active Star(s) In Use: 1
Average Star Mastery: Level 1/10
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"…"
Leo almost swore out loud. There were so many stars in this universe. However, the total number of stars that Leo could use was only one! Moreover, the stars had a level, and it was pathetically low.
At the bottom of the nu, several buttons hinted that Leo could do sothing about these unused stars.
[Assign Elent]
[Assign Roles]
[Create Galaxy]
Leo spent a few minutes experinting with these buttons. Fortunately, there was a hint of what they were for as a description appeared whenever Leo hovered his finger over a button.
He read the descriptions while he experinted on it. Surprisingly, everything was direct and simple.
[Assign Elent] was straightforward. Using this feature, Leo could assign a type of elent essence for an inactive star, and it would beco active.
After a star got its elental essence, the [Assign Role] button beca available to use. It allowed Leo to choose the role of an active star, and there were four major choices – Habitat, Core Energy Source, Spiritual Source, and Material Source.
The habitat option gave permission to local lifeforms to evolve or grow. Leo could play god and create any living being on one of these stars with this option.
The core energy source option transford an elental star into a core of a black hole, a sun, or a core of a galaxy, which enabled the [Create Galaxy] mode.
Spiritual Source's button linked an elental star to a core energy source and developed a star system. When at least two stars joined and beca a star system, they provided Leo with an unending flow of Qi and energy.
As for the Material Source, it was more magical than the rest. It allowed Leo to use whatever energy he had to materialize anything in the real world! However, it had a prerequisite that the local energy source or materials from the star systems and galaxies were enough to supply such a grand endeavor.
For example, to create a rock in the real world, Leo needed to sacrifice a thousand rocks in his universe. Then, a real rock would appear in the real world and carry the sa characteristics as the 1,000 sacrificed rocks in Leo's dantian universe.
The exchange rate seed cheap at a glance. However, the sacrificed materials couldn't be regenerated. Once a star was completely consud, it disappeared forever. The only way for Leo to get them back was to cultivate energy from the real world into his dantian universe and let the Qi and essence create a new star.
And lastly, [Create Galaxy] could only be used after Leo created at least 1,000 star systems using at least a billion stars. By using this mode, Leo could group useful stars together for future usage or add exoplanets to the sa group. He could also separate planets with local habitats from the energy sources if he wished to play the SIM one day.
It took Leo an hour to get familiarized with the new toy. However, he didn't bother creating a galaxy as it was too tedious for his taste. Again, he didn't have enough ti to manually assign an elent to one billion stars and design their sizes.
"I wish I had more ti. h, next."
Moving on, Leo glanced at the "Lifeform Managent Settings" nu. The status showed 0 as the current population as Leo had never allowed anything to live there.
Avoiding the complications, Leo left this mode alone for the mont. He checked the other feature, which caught his eye.
[Ti Ratio Settings]
Leo opened the nu and found a simple screen. It showed a few numbers, descriptions, and a slider bar.
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Ti Ratio Settings
Ti Flow Ratio (Dantian Universe: Reality) = 1:1
*One unit = one day.
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The slider was in the middle. Leo tested the slider bar by moving it to the furthest right. Then, the nu changed.
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Ti Ratio Settings
Ti Flow Ratio (Dantian Universe: Reality) = 1,000:1
*One unit = one day.
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"HAHAHAHAHA!"
Leo cackled as he found what he wanted to most. In the past, he lacked free ti to play or study. But now, he had all the ti in the world because of this feature.
This was the infamous DBZ's hyperbolic ti chamber! Leo could spend a thousand days in here, but only one day would pass in reality!
"Oh, boy. I should have used this earlier!"
With this system, Leo no longer had ti issues.
He played enough. He skipped the [Energy Expenditure Settings] as he ca back here to play with the universe SIM ga and activate all his available stars in his universe.
With a thought, Leo's consciousness returned to reality. He opened his eyes in a good mood.
"Nice gnosis! Now, that's what a high fantasy cultivator's power should be… Oh, no. I almost forgot my tasks."
Leo snapped back to his senses and looked at the black mountain. He still hadn't finished his quest yet, so he needed to find the right place to build sothing on top of it.
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