Xiao Luo

The second step is to stabilize the flow of time.

This is the key and the biggest challenge of "Dream Programming," and Su Luo has put in a lot of effort to make it controllable.

The flow of time in Dreamscape is inherently highly unstable, sometimes stagnant like glue, sometimes fleeting like lightning.

What Su Luo wanted was not simple acceleration, but a stable and controllable flow rate difference.

The timeline of Dreamscape is like a fragile spider web; any forceful interference could cause the entire structure to collapse.

The most difficult part is not controlling the flow rate, but stabilizing the flow rate over a long period of time.

Finally, Su Luo anchored it at about twice its original height.

This flow rate will not burden Su Luo.

This ratio can also be linearly increased by continuously consuming additional Mana and Divine Power, up to a maximum of five times, but the cost is also high. To maintain operation at five times the speed, the consumption is enormous.

The greater the difference in time flow rate, the more exponentially the consumption increases.

The third step is to simulate reality.

As Su Luo's gaze fell, a lifeless planet was born from the Void.

The outline of a planet, following the physical laws he understood, began to slowly materialize; it was the embodiment of all his scientific knowledge.

The physical laws, microscopic structure, and operational rules of this planet... everything objective exists because of Su Luo's subjective perception.

However, constructing even the simplest material world requires processing far more information than anticipated.

Finally, Su Luo almost exhausted her Mana and Divine Power to construct an experimental field of less than ten square meters on the surface of this planet.

The simulation accuracy is not very high yet.

What's the use of this?

It allows for the casting of high-cost, high-risk Spells with almost no cost, verifying Spell models, discovering most of the more idiotic errors, and thus avoiding them in reality.

The experiment suggests that Su Luo can do whatever she wants here, even create a massive explosion if she wants to.

Simulated battles, based on existing data, simulate battles against opponents to analyze their combat patterns and weaknesses.

Of course, the biggest problem is accuracy. The accuracy of the simulation depends on Su Luo's depth of understanding of the subject. It cannot simulate unknown things, and currently it can only simulate the macromolecular level, which consumes a lot of resources.

This simulation is inspired by Spell Recording Crystals.

[Spell Recording Crystal (Excellent)]

[Can record the complete Mana construct model, energy flow trajectory, and release details of three mastered Spells. After successful recording, the crystal will constantly display the corresponding Spell's glow.]

When Su Luo modified her body before, she sewed it in as a kidney stone, and after some further modifications, it can now be used even in her dreams.

Step four: security mechanisms.

Su Luo did it in three stages.

In monitoring cognitive abnormalities, Su Luo connected the question-and-answer mechanism with the self -Cognitive Assessment System.

The Mana overload protection automatically exits when the consumption exceeds the threshold. This step is to prevent abnormal time flow; if too much Mana is consumed, the user will wake up immediately.

To Abjuration cognitive confusion, Su Luo set up numerous psychological cues and Anchor, and also incorporated completely illogical markers into the Dreamscape to distinguish reality from Dreamscape.

Looking at the Library standing tall in the Starry Sky and the Dead Silent Planet, Su Luo wiped away non-existent sweat, feeling a great sense of accomplishment.

Because these changes were not superficial, but involved the Dreamscape itself, Su Luo was "kicked out" many times.

With everything over, Su Luo began extracting information from her subconscious to create a pure, rational auxiliary Consciousness Entity to manage the daily maintenance of her Dreamscape.

Having just accessed her subconscious information, Su Luo's consciousness went blank once again.

"Got kicked again."

Su Luo had a bit of a headache.

"It's just a change to the Dreamscape, why am I getting kicked so often?"

It seems that the "Dream Plane" described in that document is really something; once the link is established, there's no fear of being kicked out.

Su Luo once again manipulated the Dreamscape to come and pick her up.

"Hahaha, with Su Luo gone, I'm invincible!"

"Your daddy once told me, in your Dreamscape, you're at best a... loli!"

As soon as she returned to the Dreamscape, Su Luo was shocked by the chaotic scene of demons dancing before her eyes.

The newly established rational Starry Sky was violently distorted, and countless repressed fragments of memory, emotional projections, and instinctive desires surged forth like wild beasts breaking free of their cages.

The Mythic creatures he had imagined, the distorted shadows on the edge of his Dreamscape, the darkness and delusions deep within his heart, and even some illogical and absurd thoughts, all materialized and clamored and boiled within the realm of his consciousness, throwing a party.

In the Information Age, online junk and the materialization of information are truly a time when everyone is shining like a star, attracting all sorts of idle people and gathering a multitude of meddlesome individuals.

A chubby figure walked over:

"Su Luo, you're just... barren!"

Su Luo expressionlessly crushed all the chaotic entities.

By precisely separating the pure logical operation units and memory retrieval modules, they are ultimately woven into a virtual personality devoid of emotion, self-awareness, and absolutely obedient to the subject's will, allowing Him to suppress everything.

Let's call it Xiao Luo for now.

He is responsible for maintaining the stability of the Dreamscape's infrastructure, as well as processing simple external information from the real world during his in-depth research.

And, perform regular Dreamscape self-checks.

As her consciousness returned, Su Luo slowly opened her eyes, already back in reality.

His Laboratory is currently buried hundreds of meters underground.

As the strength of Survivors in the area has increased, several more teams have chosen to challenge the [Wizard's Abandoned Experimental Field] Dungeon.

This Dungeon is Dungeon of the few in Zone 76 without any spirit-type monsters, so it naturally became a popular choice.

Su Luo didn't want their own matchbox to be stored away, so she simply sank it underground for some peace and quiet.

I had just finished organizing the data when the system notification sounded.

[Monster Tide Officially Begins - Announcement]

[WARNING: The Monster Tide has now fully erupted. All Survivors, please return to the Sanctuary immediately!]

Su Luo was somewhat dazed.

Time flies by so fast, yet it drags by so slow.

Unbeknownst to them, this was already the twenty-first day and night since they arrived in the Land of Darkness, and the third Monster Tide had arrived as scheduled.

He drove the Laboratory, broke through the soil, and returned to the surface.

The area around the Dungeon entrance was now deserted.

Monster Tide have a mandatory priority at the System Layer.

When you are using items such as [Dungeon Teleport Ticket] or [Shelter Teleport Ticket], if Monster Tide happens to be active, the item's effect will immediately become ineffective, teleporting you back to your original location.

Even if you're inside Dungeon, you can be forcibly kicked out.

This shows that Monster Tides are a high priority.

Currently, apart from professionals and those undergoing class Class Changes in Trial Instance, no one should be able to escape the Monster Tide.

Survivors fear the Monster Tide because it's truly difficult.

But professionals also want to participate in Monster Tide because Skill Experience Stones are really tempting.

It's a contradiction.