After the various Schillers conducted some research, they discovered that it was not impossible after all. Back then, in order to avoid Destiny anchoring him on the DC side, Superego had used the system's power to move Schiller's entire person into Marvel.
But there had been no body in Marvel, so he could only use the system's power to create one. It was Superego's first time doing this kind of work. He had never made a person before, so he could only imitate what he saw and make one identical to DC Schiller's appearance.
Though the appearance was the same, they were still two different universes. He could not simply copy over that segment of code and use it directly. Superego had actually copied the code of an ordinary human from this universe.
When Superego copied it, he had not paid special attention to autism or anything of the sort. He was Schiller himself, after all. He would not deliberately make trouble for himself by copying over all the negative conditions. So this body's initial state had been healthy.
Then the question was, why had Schiller never noticed?
As they had said before, every piece of hardware he had used in this life had been defective. If a piece of hardware lacked a component, then the software meant to run that hardware naturally would not have a driver for that component.
It was like a computer with no graphics card. Naturally, there was no need to install a graphics driver. If you moved the system, unchanged, into a computer that did have a graphics card, it still would not have a graphics driver.
Without a graphics driver, the computer system would not realize it had a graphics card, much less know that it had gained an extra component.
That was