"If you wish to create a chanical matrix, you must possess unparalleled computational power."
Gu Chuan pondered deeply over the design of the chanical matrix.
Although the computing power of a Chaos Chip was imnse, it was still insufficient to support the source of an entire race—the Mother of Machines. The computational power required must be unprecedentedly vast.
Moreover, even the Chaos Chip had its limits. The faster its computational speed, the greater the material loss. If it exceeded a certain threshold, the chip itself would burn out.
For example, Gu Chuan's Chaos Eight Trigrams Technique functioned as an optical brain chip, but its carrier was his Primordial Ancient Serpent Body, making it naturally resilient. No matter how fast the calculations were, they would not damage his body.
However, the Chaos Chip was different. Its material, Dao Tribulation tal, though among the strongest in Chaos, could not withstand calculations at the Dao level for too long.
"Wait... if I want to enhance computational power, I just need to add more Chaos Chips!"
A flash of inspiration struck Gu Chuan as he finally found a solution.
Supercomputers in later generations functioned similarly. Their imnse computational power ca from continuously stacking and integrating chips. Of course, simply increasing the number of chips wasn't enough—engineering precision was needed to optimize their arrangent and ensure peak efficiency.
The sa principle applied here.
If he wished to create an unprecedentedly powerful chanical matrix, he had to determine its ultimate computational limit.
"Nine trillion Chaos Chips!"
In an instant, Gu Chuan activated the Chaos Eight Trigrams Technique, deducing the ideal composition of his chanical matrix—nine trillion Chaos Chips.
With this vast array of chips, the chanical Mother Body would attain Dao-level computational power, allowing it to create an endless army of machines.
"In addition to the Chaos Chips, to give these machines a soul, I must integrate a special technique—The Great Soul Technique. This will allow them to absorb soul energy from the source of Chaos, ensuring that with each new machine, a new life is born."
Gu Chuan carefully refined his blueprint.
"Moreover, they must have self-evolution, independent thought, and the ability to connect and analyze each other's data..."
His excitent grew as he ventured deeper into the act of creation.
In the blink of an eye, one hundred thousand years passed.
After countless designs, modifications, and experints, Gu Chuan finally succeeded in creating the source of the Machine Race—The chanical Matrix.
This chanical Mother Body was colossal, spanning the size of a Great Thousand World.
To house it, Gu Chuan utilized space-folding technology within the central dojo, creating an entire vast realm dedicated to the matrix.
Within this boundless world, cities of steel stretched endlessly, each transford into an automated chanical factory. Thick smoke billowed across the sky as countless robotic parts were assembled in a perfectly standardized, systematic manner.
Machines moved in and out of the factories, endlessly busy. Each facility specialized in crafting specific components, which were later assembled into super robots.
It was a world of steel, dominated entirely by machinery—an empire of the future.
"Father God."
Gu Chuan stood at the heart of the chanical matrix. Before him floated a massive golden sphere of light—the soul of the matrix.
At the sa ti, it functioned as the central database, the core where all data converged. It controlled everything within this chanical world, a repository of infinite knowledge.
Within the golden sphere, endless streams of data flowed, embodying the Three Thousand Dao Laws, calculating and analyzing the very fabric of Chaos itself.
This imnse computational power stemd from Gu Chuan's nine trillion Chaos Chips, perfectly arranged and integrated within the database.
"You are the chanical Matrix I have created—the source of the Machine Race. But you have no na yet. What would you like to be called?" Gu Chuan asked.
"Please grant a na, Father God."
The golden sphere flickered, its vibrations forming a resonant voice.
"Then you shall be called... Zero."
Gu Chuan pondered before speaking.
"You are the first chanical life in the Chaos World—the beginning of everything. Zero symbolizes the void, yet it also represents infinity. The chanical lifeforms born after you shall be designated with serial numbers."
"Zero? The na has been recorded. Thank you, Father God."
The golden sphere pulsed, montarily radiating an emotion akin to joy, before swiftly reverting to its chanical neutrality.
Such was the nature of chanical life.
Though they possessed souls and emotions, their overwhelming computational abilities ant they were constantly processing reality.
It was akin to Heavenly Dao itself—ever-calculating, ever-knowing.
Thus, their emotional fluctuations were faint, almost nonexistent—utterly cold and indifferent.
"Alright. From now on, you will oversee the manufacturing of robots. Begin by producing nano-engineering robots to construct buildings, cleaning robots to maintain Chaos City, and lastly, combat robots to defend its security."
Gu Chuan issued his command.
However, he did not dictate how Zero should accomplish this. He wished to test whether his created race possessed true creativity.
"Command accepted."
Zero's golden sphere shone brightly, as an infinite stream of data surged through its consciousness.
Whoosh!
In the next mont, Gu Chuan vanished from the chanical Matrix and returned to the Central Dojo, resuming his Closed-Door Training.
This creation of the Machine Race had greatly enlightened him. Additionally, it had earned him vast rit, deepening his comprehension of the Dao Laws.
"After this Closed-Door Training, I will have mastered 108 Dao Laws."
A gleam flashed in Gu Chuan's eyes. He had a premonition—when his training ended, he would step into the Realm of the World-Creation Saint, attaining absolute control over one hundred and eight Dao Laws.
Even Pangu, who had forged the Prehistoric World, had only reached this very realm.
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