One day later, in the afternoon.
Whirr—
The sound of dozens of military helicopters’ rotor blades echoed in the skies over the outskirts of Ling City.
"What’s going on..." Many citizens looked up, whispering and speculating.
At the sa ti.
Inside a helicopter serving as the temporary command center.
Zhang Feng sat by the window, gazing at the distant mountains and forests, feeling quite reflective for a mont.
’Burrow World, it was where I waited for the military to rescue .
But now, I am the military.
I just wonder if there are any trapped ones inside that burrow.’
As he pondered, Zhang Feng looked at the person in charge next to him and said, "We’re almost there."
...
To prevent the rats from hearing the helicopter sounds and hiding away.
The team chose not to enter the territory of Da Ling Mountain.
Instead, they landed fifty miles away in a city suburb.
Moreover, the local provincial troops had already begun to ’encircle’ from the inside.
As a result, even if the information from last night’s flower market was known to other rats, they would have little chance to escape facing such an encirclent cleanup.
Unless they had already dug a tunnel connecting the underground.
But according to information provided by those rats, their tunnels were not that extensive yet.
Zhang Feng also assessed their descriptions and felt that the ’nest size in this world’ was similar to what he saw in the Burrow World.
Including the specific location in this world, those rats had marked it out.
At this mont.
Zhang Feng held a detailed military map of Da Ling Mountain, with several rats brought along in the back.
The path was already clear, and all that remained was to infiltrate the rats’ central base.
"All units, ready."
Zhang Feng, as the first echelon of combat power, had his fifty-two-man assault special forces team.
With Zhang Feng’s general deploynt orders and the squad leader’s more detailed directions, they advanced in groups of three in an interlinked manner, following Zhang Feng into the forest.
As Zhang Feng set out, several transport helicopters also landed one after another, dispatching teams of soldiers who quickly and orderly followed suit.
As Zhang Feng walked, upon reaching the poorly visible forest, he also glanced at these people in the woods.
They were equipped with instrunts and weapons, making silent hand gestures to coordinate.
Such combat configuration and deploynt, even without artillery coordination, possessed formidable striking and sweeping power.
anwhile.
Zhang Feng not only observed their planning but also listened carefully to the commands in his earpiece.
’I have never seen an official purge in the post-apocalyptic world.
In the Criminal World, there were official mountain searches, but as the head of the task force, I had no authority in the military and couldn’t know more detailed planning.
In the Undercover World, during the downfall of Luo Huo, I had no chance to participate.
But right now, I can quietly learn.’
Zhang Feng pondered, diligently learning.
In this way, just in case I play big in the future and orchestrate such a large-scale hunt,
then avoiding counter-hunt and reconnaissance would be necessary.
Of course, it would be better to learn in reality, where there are more materials available.
However, this would conflict with my persona of being ’single-minded in the pursuit of knowledge and Martial Arts.’
So Zhang Feng felt it was unnecessary.
Especially with the increasing amount of human data in reality, it’s more than one can finish.
Completely to the extent that thousands of reports are viewed one day, then two thousand more the next day.
One thousand from the change of yesterday’s thousand people, another thousand from newcors.
Such a bombardnt of ’knowledge volu’ left Zhang Feng unfocused and scatterbrained.
Moreover, now what’s interesting is this.
With the comncent of big data Martial Arts training,
Zhang Feng suddenly found out that it’s not about gaining new knowledge in the adventure world anymore.
Instead, it’s about applying channel knowledge obtained in reality in the ’more ti-abundant adventure world’ to practice and research.
Reality offers a plethora of new subjects, and they are indeed major points of knowledge, crucial for the current Overclocking breakthrough.
Zhang Feng just didn’t have the ti to study counter-reconnaissance.
’Life ti’ and also age.
Zhang Feng felt he still had too little, and was ’too young.’
Even though he was already over a hundred years old, he felt what he had learned was less than a millionth of the known world.
Simultaneously, at this point, Zhang Feng suddenly had an insight,
’Longevity is the biggest shackle that restrains human advancent.
Because for soone to make further breakthroughs in current research, many need to first spend a lot of ti learning the knowledge of their predecessors.
To put it another way, our era certainly has no shortage of geniuses.
Because they make breakthroughs while spending much ti learning about previous knowledge.
This, in itself, is a form of "even greater genius."
Of course, we cannot deny that it’s possible to progress and make breakthroughs by standing on the shoulders of giants.
But we cannot deny our efforts either.’
Zhang Feng thought that solving this scientific breakthrough wasn’t easy and then began to contemplate more practical and achievable things,
’Longevity is indeed a big problem.
I need to hurry up and explore more simplified Martial Arts, ideally simplifying entire visceral Overclocking.
Improvent of inner organs can extend longevity.
Thus, even if knowledge cannot be directly instilled, people worldwide will have enough ti to learn.’
Thinking of this, Zhang Feng believed it was feasible.
Not to say that upon success, the entire human race would view as a ’pioneer.’
rely that as more people gain extended lifespans through cultivation,
then high-end ’organ function data’ would increase, and my big data would also beco richer.
Consider it a mutual benefit and win-win progress.
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