Although the result was worlds apart from what he wanted, Jiang Yan Hai had achieved his first objective.
That was to test the limits of the Illusion Simulation System. For now, that objective had not been met; its upper limit had yet to be determined. But this indirectly revealed where that limit lay.
As for Jiang Yan Hai himself, he had roughly figured out how to use this thing. In theory, it could simulate anything, because last night, Jiang Yan Hai had simulated Controlled Nuclear Fusion.
It was Controlled Nuclear Fusion technology based on current Controlled Nuclear Fusion facilities, conducting new-material experiments. The only difference from reality was that real-world Controlled Nuclear Fusion technology could not currently operate for extended periods, so its output was not high. For safety reasons, everything was conducted under the safest possible conditions.
But things were different in the Illusion Simulation Program. Jiang Yan Hai directly scaled the entire Controlled Nuclear Fusion facility up to roughly one-third of the Three Gorges Dam's output and connected it directly to external power transmission projects.
Thus, the entire facility began operating directly as well, and in the end, it ran continuously for thirty-two minutes.
That time far exceeded the current real-world record for sustained operation, especially at such a massive scale. Of course, reality prioritized safety, since the manpower and resources required to build such a facility were terrifying.
Before a technological breakthrough was made, destroying one and rebuilding it would cost an unimaginable amount of money.
But that was not a problem in the Illusion Simulation Program. He could simply go straight to high-power applications. If it broke, it broke. Even after breaking, it would not cause any harm to Jiang Yan Hai or the surrounding area.
Moreover, Er Dan could record exactly which components had malfunctioned