"Pure Yang Child Skill seems a bit impossible to cultivate?" Gu Shanhai looked dejected.
He discovered that part of the sun was sowhat in conflict with his Child Skill.
After checking, he quickly found the problem. Firstly, his Child Skill wasn’t just of a Yang attribute, but also had many unconventional Yin attributes, as well as demon, ghost, tal, wood, water, fire, earth, and other bizarre attributes. So, it didn’t quite match with the sun, the compatibility was only about twenty percent.
Therefore, using it forcefully as the original material would cause problems, it needed another material for blending.
The best would be to use a Yin attribute, like... the moon.
Gu Shanhai looked up at the moon, it didn’t seem feasible, after all, there was only one moon... right?
"Wait, why does the moon have a double image?!" Gu Shanhai took another glance, his expression sowhat WTF.
The sun had just been dealt with by Abnormality·Solar Shooting not long ago, now there’s a problem with the moon, this feels a bit inappropriate.
"What, Hou Yi, I made a counterfeit version, you can’t expect to create a Chang’e too, are you setting up to complete a collection of mythological legends?" Gu Shanhai complained.
It was normal that he didn’t notice the moon’s issues; he wasn’t staring at it, usually working day and night in the lab, hardly catching a glimpse of the moon.
While others might see it at least with a 996 schedule, Gu Shanhai, running a 007, usually couldn’t see the moon, let alone the sun.
It was just today, having a bit more free ti, that a problem appeared during the developnt of Child Skill, a rarity allowing him a day off, and as soon as he looked up, it seed like the moon was about to split.
"This is giving a headache, how co one thing cos after another."
It took nearly five years for Solar Shooting to develop from its initial signs to full ergence; otherwise, how could Gu Shanhai transform Xia Zhang into Solar Shooting in such a short ti?
As for the moon, now it’s just a double image, to truly beco an anomaly, it would also need so ti, perhaps around three to five years, a mutation on such a large scale wouldn’t be brief.
"But then again, with issues arising in the sun and the moon, could other planets in the universe start having problems too?" Gu Shanhai thought about this.
For instance, other solar systems’ suns becoming active and pairing with the sun of his world, if two more ca over, it would be enough to enact the world of "The Three-Body Problem."
Yes, this group of abnormal humans were essentially three-body beings.
"Is there a possibility to permanently solve this?" Gu Shanhai thought of a solution.
Like turning all humans into abnormal humans, like the Yun Whale, or even a higher tier of abnormal human civilization, then using magic to defeat magic, fighting anomalies with anomalies.
However, this idea just flashed through his mind and it ended there.
The reason was simple, while the plan was feasible, the problems it would face after implentation were just too many.
Like how to ensure self-preservation, or if too many died, they all might transform into sothing more terrifying and when fighting other anomalies, not to ntion their own planet, the whole universe might even warp because of it.
This act was no different than dragging everyone onto a highway, flooring the accelerator while also dismantling the brakes.
It’s the kind where no one could benefit.
Furthermore, if everyone was an anomaly, then who would satisfy Gu Shanhai’s resource demands?
He still had to stay in this world for decades.
"But not now, maybe it can be considered after I leave." An idea struck Gu Shanhai, if this could truly succeed, he could add another abnormal human civilization to his Rebirth Lotus, and also combine it with Emperor, Human Dao Will, and he didn’t believe any being below level 5000 could withstand a hit.
"If it really leads to that..."
Gu Shanhai lowered his eyelids, he didn’t continue, it was just inheriting disasters for a thousand years.
Otherwise, could it be rembered gloriously for centuries? Quite a beautiful thought.
Anomalies and human civilization, after all, were two different existences, they couldn’t be discussed as one.
"Sir, the latest data on ’Gluttony’ you requested is here." A middle-aged man clad in a white robe rushed over, his expression anxious.
Gu Shanhai took the data, reviewed it, and said, "Experint failed, eliminate it before it turns into an anomaly."
Just a glance, and Gu Shanhai could tell that the plan had failed.
He intended to create a Gluttony that could eat anything, visible or not, from various organic and inorganic substances to concepts like fatigue and sickness, a Gluttony anomaly.
The idea was good, but the progress was very unpromising.
This experint had already failed many tis, and many test subjects had been destroyed because of it.
Most of the test subjects rely had a huge appetite and high digestion but couldn’t beco true anomalies, only modified people.
Therefore, keeping these kinds of people was useless; instead, they beca unstable factors, and it was best to deal with them.
"Yes, sir!" This middle-aged man belonged to the Thirteenth Division, and upon hearing Gu Shanhai’s orders, he naturally went to handle it imdiately.
"These guys, really not peaceful, even data has to co looking for , must be Rein’s side effects." Gu Shanhai complained, if Rein were governing, it would restrict the entire human civilization within a feudal imperial regi, so these people naturally fell prey to a mindset of superiority and inferiority, impacting their own perceptions.
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