Over the past few years, the Transmigrators sent over had come in fits and starts. Not a single one had been tough enough to survive a full ten years.
So Su Hao temporarily stopped tracing the Fortune Wave backward to explore its source. Instead, he remained on Cross Star, carefully observing how different Transmigrators were locked onto by the Fortune Wave, collecting data and monitoring its fluctuations.
In the end, he summarized several factors with a fairly high degree of accuracy:
First, only consciousnesses that descended from an extremely distant spacetime could be locked onto by the Fortune Wave. Transmigration within the same galaxy could not be locked on; in other words, changes within a certain range were likely deemed "reasonable" results of the universe's operation by the Fortune Wave, and the Doom System could not take shape.
Second, animals without intelligence from Blue-Purple Star would likewise be locked onto by the Fortune Wave after being reincarnated into this world;
The consciousnesses of unintelligent animals would also be locked onto by the Fortune Wave while moving about, and before long, they would encounter all kinds of natural enemies and ultimately die.
Whether intelligent or not, once something became a "focus," the Doom System would naturally be established.
Third, animals teleported from Blue-Purple Star to Cross Star would likewise be locked onto by the Fortune Wave; not only would consciousness transmigration turn them into a focus, even bodily transmigration could not escape it.
Fourth, if the original consciousness of an animal teleported from Blue-Purple Star was erased, then consciousness information from an animal on Cross Star was inserted—in simple terms, if consciousness information from Cross Star was used to control a body from Blue-Purple Star—then, remarkably, the Fortune Wave vanished.
This astonished Su Hao greatly. Consciousness sent over from Blue-Purple Star