For a long time afterward, Su Hao traveled back and forth between the little courtyard and the Internet Cafe, constantly familiarizing himself with this world's technology.
Compared to what he had learned in his previous lives, its information technology still had some differences.
The differences did not lie in the laws of physics, but in ways of thinking and lines of thought. The Computer pioneers of the two worlds had different ideas, which led to different underlying logic in their eventual development.
Leaving aside their respective strengths, weaknesses, and prospects, the comparison gave Su Hao fresh ideas and greatly advanced his studies in information technology.
He believed that through continuous learning, he would certainly be able to optimize and upgrade Little Light once more.
Yet this was not Su Hao's greatest gain. He had sorted out the tangled relationships among these world-class organizations.
After excluding all the miscellaneous neutral organizations, four remained. All year round, they cast flirtatious glances at one another while each harbored their own Ghosts.
One was the openly recognized "Summoner Association," which stood above the governing "World Federation" and consisted of all Summoners who had successfully graduated from the Summoner Academy. It appeared to be the largest organization, but it was also the most complicated—every kind of demon, Ghost, and monster could be found within it.
It basically controlled the world's overall direction. It was a symbiotic body of interest groups large and small, a platform for carving up the cake, and everyone voluntarily supported it.
Another was the "Summoned Beast Custody Center," jointly operated by the Ten Great Families. Its influence was second only to the "Summoner Association." It possessed many top-secret, cutting-edge spatial technologies and was the most profitable line of work.
The third was the "World Federation," roughly equivalent to the Earth Federation.