Su Hao continuously sent out Transmigrators' consciousnesses, only to continuously receive news of their deaths. It left him deeply helpless.
In the end, he came up with a better method: implant an "Invincible System" into the Transmigrators, using a system of rewards and punishments to restrain their behavior and guide them into becoming mentally mature people.
However, Su Hao had not gained nothing from the Transmigrators' constant deaths and replacements. He discovered that as Transmigrators continued to die, the growth rate of subsequent Transmigrators' Fortune Waves slowed somewhat, and their survival time lengthened.
Of course, the longer survival time of the Transmigrators was partly due to the Eighteen Gods pooling their wisdom and efforts, and partly because the intensity of the Fortune Waves had declined somewhat.
It was difficult for Su Hao not to speculate that after the Doom System successfully dealt with a Transmigrator, the energy it accumulated weakened somewhat.
In other words, the impact caused by the three of them could be offset in part by other Transmigrators. As long as enough Transmigrators shared the damage, perhaps the Fortune Wave would not accumulate to such a terrifying degree that an entire planet would be destroyed.
Su Hao thought to himself, If that is truly the case, then these Transmigrators' purpose is not merely to help me master Fortune Waves. They can also reduce the risks to a certain extent. But there are too few samples right now. More observation and experimentation are needed. It would be best if the Transmigrators could survive longer.
As for how to increase the Transmigrators' survival time, Su Hao decided to try binding them to systems and helping them avoid potential dangers.
Of course, Su Hao believed that having a system might not be enough. Whether a Transmigrator could successfully grow depended greatly