Godly Superpower: Myriad Worlds Drifting Bottle

"Is there anything that can rapidly influence a person's thoughts?"

Han Fei, concerned about this aspect, naturally thought of this idea.

Equally naturally, he conceived of a rather unorthodox plan.

He remembered that the virtual helmet had been repaired, and they had even created replicated samples.

The simulation was so realistic it was indistinguishable from reality.

Furthermore, the speed of thought differed from real-time; decades could pass inside while only a few hours elapsed outside.

So, what if they designed a world specifically for ideological education and corresponding combat training, among other forms of education?

Afterward, would those who had received decades of education be qualified soldiers?

Chapter 43: Third Type Contact (II) Orderly Progress and Discovery

Han Fei felt this idea had potential.

But whether it could succeed depended on Hexi's input.

However, he couldn't keep going like this. Once NZT was fully researched, if it proved useful, he absolutely had to use it to learn knowledge. Otherwise, in the Godly Superpower Universe, he wouldn't keep up with the times!

Afterward, Han Fei informed Hexi of his idea.

Hexi, who had been engrossed in her research, stopped and frowned, pondering for a moment.

She looked at Han Fei, felt a faint, inexplicable resistance arise within her, and took a deep breath.

"No problem."

She decided to help Han Fei. As for that slight discomfort, she'd just let it be.

She decided to ignore it.

"It's true that human thought processes can be accelerated, but the brain's consumption rate is very high, and it's not without limits."

"Therefore, if we are to truly realize the idea you've described, we'll first need to equip them with a large supply of high-grade nutrient solution to replenish their consumption. Also, they won't be able to stay in for that long; the duration will vary based on individual tolerance."

"Furthermore, to achieve good results, your script and world need to be exceptionally well-designed. Otherwise, it will just be a waste of time."

"In summary, the idea is feasible, but the effects aren't as exaggerated as you might think."

Having said that, Hexi spread her hands, leaving the decision to Han Fei.

Han Fei pondered for a moment, then asked again.

"What if we disregard the subjects' damage and extend the education duration?"

Hexi instinctively frowned but still answered, "It might cause brain death in some individuals. Those who manage to persist will have their lifespans reduced and will suffer from lifelong symptoms like headaches."

Han Fei nodded, then decisively stated, "Let's do it! I want a large number of soldiers loyal to me."

Hexi gritted her teeth, wanting to say something.

"Don't worry, I wouldn't go so far as to harm our Earthlings. That kind of damage method can be used on the people from the other side, you see. Heh heh, perfect conversion machines."

Han Fei appeared to be ready for war.

At this moment, Han Fei seemed a little sinister.

But when Hexi heard that Han Fei didn't intend to use the damage method on Earthlings, she subconsciously breathed a sigh of relief.

As for his later remarks.

She decided to pretend she didn't understand them.

After all, all she had to do was help him; she shouldn't think about anything else.

She repeated this mantra in her mind.

"Okay, Hexi, next, I'll have Black Star create a virtual world that meets the requirements, and then have our side initiate the helmet production line and nutrient solution production line. You speed up the research on the NZT pills."

"Okay."

Hexi replied calmly.

Hexi was right.

Han Fei was indeed ready for war.

It was only natural.

Even if he employed methods like economic invasion, which were like killing without drawing blood, it would be impossible to completely avoid conflict. Conflict was bound to erupt, and that's when it would be useful.

Moreover, he didn't believe he would resort to economic or cultural invasion methods.

Warfare had the highest probability of being employed and was the least problematic in the short term.

Fear would make them obey!

After all, he was facing an unfamiliar planet with no foundation. Other methods wouldn't work because there was no basis for assimilation.

Warfare was simply more straightforward.

Once their bones were broken, then offering comfort and assimilation would yield miraculous results.

Pfft!

What was he even thinking?!

Han Fei shook his head, feeling like he was becoming less and less like himself. His thoughts were truly dangerous.

"We don't even know the real situation on the other side yet, why think so much about it."

"Right, Black Star, remember when creating the virtual world, don't change the logic too much. Corresponding events and education should center around me to strengthen loyalty. Also, prepare another set for the aliens, making them believe our Earth is a higher realm..."

He rambled on, acting like the client.

Time trickled by.

The first batch of helmets had been produced.

And a batch of nutrient solution had also been produced.

However, the nutrient solution was extremely expensive. Even after compressing costs repeatedly, it couldn't be lowered further.

Currently, a complete set of ideological education equipment, a total of fifty thousand sets, had been produced. The helmets could be reused, which saved some costs.

As for Black Star, it still needed some time.

This project was simply too massive. Black Star had recently handed over some unimportant tasks to others, retaining only the more crucial ones.

All remaining computing power was being used for this virtual world.

Even so, it was estimated to take another half a month.

And there would be some unknown bugs that needed to be fixed after they were exposed.

There was no other way.

This was the current limit of Black Star's hardware, and it was already the best Han Fei could provide.

He was holding it back somewhat.

In terms of the exploration team's progress.

There had also been significant advancements.

They had already occupied that forest and the village outside, and were now radiating outwards based on intelligence, covertly occupying territory.

A portion of the researchers were there, conducting anatomical studies on some of the creatures, discovering that their internal organs and physiological structures bore some similarities to Earth humans.

Perhaps it was because they were both humanoid.

Except for the slightly long, pointed ears and the emerald green eyes.

As for any peculiar abilities, none had been discovered yet.

They were currently studying their genes.

The sociologists who followed were researching their social structure.

Their current conclusion was that it was a relatively developed, centralized feudal kingdom, not yet at its peak.

Additionally.

Linguists had also standardized their language, and it was indeed very similar to Chinese dialects (the orthodox God River linguistic system).

The speech had now been translated and uploaded into the communication devices.

This was very helpful for gathering intelligence.

There were also mineral prospectors, agricultural experts, botanical experts...

With this series of actions.

The exploration of the new planet changed drastically every day.

Correspondingly, the workload also became very heavy.

Han Fei was busy coordinating and allocating resources every day.

This situation continued for another three days.

Finally.

The vanguard of the exploration team sent back news.

They had discovered a city in Tianxuan Kingdom, built of earth and stone, with an estimated population of around twenty thousand.

People had already been sent to infiltrate it, and they were now asking him for the next steps.

On the pristine white desk, Han Fei tapped lightly, thinking carefully.

Unlike contact with small villages, a city with over twenty thousand people could represent this country on a certain level, such as its culture and the information it possessed...

Now, he was contemplating the next policy.

"..."

"Have the sociologists received this information yet?"

"Not yet."

"Don't rush it, continue the investigation. Send all the information from the city to those sociologists for analysis. Next, have the sociologists prepare a reference document for me as soon as possible."

"Yes, the order has been conveyed."

"Tell the army not to make any rash moves. Lie low and take care of the surrounding villages first."

"Oh, right. When you were taking control of those villages, did you encounter anyone who strongly resisted?"

"Yes, most of them were killed on the spot. Only a few who didn't cause any trouble are currently being held under guard."

"Mm, bring all of them over here. Let them receive our education."

"The educational devices were finished a few days ago. Once Black Star finishes building your virtual world, the protagonist can be directly plugged in, saving a lot of time."

"Hello, I'm good, everyone's good."

Chapter 44: Third Type Contact (3) What kind of youthful elf is this!

"..."

"Yes."

"I'll take a look too. What do these aliens look like."

With Han Fei around, the efficiency of each squad's operations was very high.

Before long, several teams of soldiers escorted prisoners out of the teleportation portal.

In the center of the open space.

Han Fei saw a group of poorly dressed civilians, their expressions filled with fear and unease.

Their pointed ears and emerald green eyes reminded Han Fei of their identity.

"Is it them?"