Is This Something a Human Would Do?

With a single word, Ye Fan drove all the major mobile phone conglomerates away.

No, he had humiliated them into leaving the group.

The gap was so vast that it left them in despair. They could only condemn Ye Fan in name—what else could they do? Nothing.

As for accusing him over technical issues, there was truly no solution unless they could develop technology even better than Future Technology Crystal Company's.

Inside Ye Fan's Office.

Qin Jiang was giving a report.

"Boss, the conference room has been booked at West City Hotel. More than sixty people have signed up so far. Quite a few have already arrived today, and everyone should be here by tomorrow!"

"Tell them the technical discussion will begin tomorrow afternoon!" Ye Fan said with a smile.

These sixty people had all passed strict screening before qualifying to attend this technical discussion.

Why had they come? They had come for Code K—for Ye Fan, that legendary genius capable of creating the X System. What an extraordinary talent he was.

After Qin Jiang left, Ye Fan resumed his great undertaking of typing code.

Fifteen percent of the Core Code involved in Artificial Intelligence had been completed.

Eighty-five percent remained unfinished. It had been nearly half a month, yet he had only typed out this much.

One could imagine just how enormous the Core Calculation of Artificial Intelligence had to be.

The prototype of Artificial Intelligence had already emerged: thirteen thousand Central Drive Arrays. What were Central Drive Arrays? Each array had its own method of calculation, much like the nerves in a human brain, with every nerve controlling something of its own.

The most crucial part was the central nervous system in the brain. And what was the central nervous system of Artificial Intelligence? It was these thirteen thousand Central Drive Arrays.

Every three arrays were equivalent to one X System. One could imagine how complicated that was. If Artificial Intelligence were so easy to develop, then why were the artificial intelligence systems created by China's major corporations so rudimentary? Some were merely intelligent voice systems, the simplest kind of command-input control.

Ye Fan's Artificial Intelligence could perform calculations and updates on its own.

As Ye Fan continuously struck the keyboard, he did not forget to check his Reputation Points. They had now nearly broken through the hundred-thousand mark.

If he created a few more newsworthy events, his Reputation Points would soar through the roof, perhaps even higher.

Ye Fan had already decided what he wanted to exchange for.

An industrial robot, worth two hundred thousand Reputation Points. As the name implied, an industrial robot was a robot used in industry—not the mechanical arms found on assembly lines, but the kind of robot portrayed in movies like Terminator.

Unfortunately, industrial robots could only work and could not participate in war. That was why they were worth only two hundred thousand Reputation Points.

Of course, he could force one into battle if he wanted, but it would be far less powerful than a combat robot.

That was another gap.

Industrial robots worked with incredible precision. They neither rested nor slept; as long as their batteries were replaced every day, they could keep going. With them, there was hope of building a Graphene production plant.

Ye Fan had already made up his mind to exchange for industrial robots. With them, he would not have to fear technological leaks or worry about other companies, conglomerates, or regions obtaining his technology.

Although every technology was ten or even twenty years ahead of theirs, what if they suddenly had a stroke of genius one day and cracked it? That would still be troublesome for Ye Fan.

The rhythmic clatter of the keyboard continued to echo through the office.

And through that long night,

the heads of the major conglomerates could not sleep at all. Tomorrow was the day Warfire Hero's core technology would be revealed.

They had no idea what Warfire Hero's core technology was like, or why it had remained impossible to crack. If they could crack Warfire Hero's core technology, they could solve many problems.

After all, just how powerful was Warfire Hero's core technology? No trojan horse could infiltrate it and modify its backend programs or code.

That point alone made countless companies and conglomerates green with envy.

The major media outlets had already arrived in the fifth-tier city of Nanshan City.

Nanshan City was surrounded by a long, towering, magnificent mountain range. It was a modest basin, encircled by mountains on all sides, which was why it was called Nanshan City. Only the southern mountain was lower, allowing people to leave the city.

The temperature here was neither hot nor cold, and the climate was mild throughout all four seasons. As a result, the people here tended to have fairer skin.

But the usual tranquility of Nanshan City had been shattered by a crowd of reporters.

Armed with cameras and equipment, the reporters arrived outside Future Technology Crystal Company to film footage and constantly promote it online.

Today was the day the Federal Court would release Warfire Hero's Core Code from Future Technology Crystal Company, and everyone was watching closely.

Although Warfire Hero was doing fairly well now, its audience still had certain requirements.

It was not a conventional fantasy cultivation game or anything like that.

But Future Technology Crystal Company's current reputation was no longer something these reporters could look down on.

Future Technology Crystal Company rented its office building. It occupied only one floor and looked extremely shabby, just like a small company, which surprised many reporters.

Logically speaking, Future Technology Company had earned so much money that it could have changed locations long ago, or even built a larger, taller office building.

But when they thought about how Ye Fan had developed the X System in this tiny company, they still felt considerable admiration for him.

At this moment, there was one hour left before the Federal Court revealed Warfire Hero's core technology.

At this moment, in the Federal Court's Technology Department.

The technical supervisor stared at the lotus-shaped code framework, utterly bewildered!

He was dumbfounded.

He had not slept well last night. He wanted to know how Ye Fan had done it, how he had made a game run so perfectly. But when he arrived today and saw the lotus-shaped code array, he was instantly stunned.

Hiss.

The lotus-shaped array kept running, with countless densely packed lines of code operating within it. It looked incredibly cool, incredibly perfect.

"Oh my God, Supervisor, wh-what is this thing?"

"Fuck, are they fooling us? Did they give us a fake? Who can understand this? And code can even take this form?"

Every technician in the Technology Department was dumbfounded.

What the hell was this thing?

None of them could understand it. One after another, they had no idea what to do. Were they really supposed to release this? Others would think they had tampered with it.

The Technology Department supervisor began to panic.

He had a feeling this could turn into a major disaster.

Was this something a human could do?

The technical supervisor was practically pulling his hair out, yet he had no solution. There were only a little over forty minutes left until the release.

They had spent an entire day studying just the lotus-shaped code, and they understood the Core Code even less.

"Go confirm it again. Is this really Warfire Hero's Core Code?" the Technology Department supervisor asked with a dark expression, his face drawn as long as a horse's.

"Supervisor, you've already had me confirm it ten times. Future Technology Crystal Company just angrily told us to get lost."

"Are you sure you still want me to confirm it again? I'm scared... I'm scared they won't answer the phone."

A technician asked timidly, feeling uneasy inside.

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