At eleven-thirty noon, Lu Yao woke up right on time.
Getting up half an hour early to prepare the necessities for work was the professional discipline a career god ought to have.
As Lu Yao rinsed his mouth, he brewed tea, grabbed a few packets of snacks, then looked at the sticky note on the monitor.
It read, [Remember to check on the Heavenly Spoke Star's progress!]
His memory was pretty good, but compared with having to think back carefully, or relying on a sudden whim, it was better to carry out work according to a set plan.
After wiping his face, he returned to the computer and drank tea with a caterpillar-shaped bun.
The cool autumn morning went well with hot tea.
Lu Yao was currently trialing a three-days-on, two-days-off work system.
The Yao Clan Civilization had gotten onto the right track, so he no longer had to keep watching it all the time.
The configuration of the Subordinate Gods had also basically completed coverage of each world and key project. What remained was industrial upgrading, moving from the pursuit of quantity to a stage that emphasized quality.
Even for a Yao Clan little person to step into the ranks of Heroes, both timing and accumulation were indispensable.
A class leap on the level of civilization was even more so.
Lu Yao thought that a person could not stay in a high-speed sprint for long. In the end, one had to rest and adjust. Slowing down was for the sake of better accumulation and acceleration.
He had specifically discussed this with the Subordinate Gods and received the approval of most of them. The entire Yao Clan was also carrying out experiments on many fronts.
The great success of Star Vision was a very positive signal, and Xiangke City's cuisine