Liu Di also sensed that something was wrong with time.
His first reaction was to survey the River of Time, only to find that time appeared normal, slowly flowing forward without any abnormalities.
Of course, that was only what the River of Time displayed.
Magic Child said, "The Tian Jue Hao's systems are a complete mess right now. If I weren't correcting the electronic clocks a hundred thousand times per second, the Tian Jue Hao would probably have crashed countless times already."
"Hm?"
Liu Di was puzzled.
Electronic clocks.
For any intelligent system, a standard, unified time was a crucial cornerstone of its overall program algorithms.
That time did not necessarily need to be displayed, but it had to be imprinted into every corner.
For example.
The burn duration of the energy systems, the coordination timing between multiple thrusters, the oxygen release from the life-support system every eight minutes. There were also countless prediction systems, emergency systems, and everything else.
From a starship.
To the smartphones in everyone's hands—without a standard time, even the screen refresh rate would become a problem. All one would see was a blurry mess, followed by instantly conflicting code and a total crash.
When time descended into chaos, the result was inevitably massive confusion and widespread paralysis.
"I feel like time is wrong?"
Little Liu raised his wrist and looked at the pink Peppa Pig watch Liu Di had given him so he could fit in with the group. "It's 19:36:54. What about yours, Kun Sang?!"
Kun Sang glanced at his sports watch. "That's strange! Mine says 22:53!"
Little Bottle Cap calmly watched a sunflower. "It told me that it should be noon, 12 o'clock."
Everyone was stunned.
"Huh!"
Little Liu suddenly cried out. "I just noticed that not only is the time messed up