Changing a weapon specialized in killing certain life-forms into one specialized in killing specific individuals was theoretically possible.
It merely required more precise, detailed data.
But that was exactly what made it terrifying to think about. How could Huang Ji know whom a weapon would attack in the future?
Especially when that included creatures in the Three-Dimensional World. Their numbers were astronomical!
After considering it from every angle, there was only one possibility: Huang Ji had designed some sort of standard.
Like the trigger conditions in a program, the weapon remained a weapon against those who met the criteria. Otherwise, it became an inhibitor.
Was weakness the criterion? No. A four-element evil god had just touched a six-element treasure and died on the spot—and he had been on their side! Clearly, the "do-not-kill whitelist" was an extremely complex system of conditions.
"Great Emperor, what are the criteria for sparing someone?" someone hurriedly asked.
Huang Ji merely said, "The weapons know for themselves."
"Huh?" Everyone was baffled.
But since Huang Ji did not want to explain, they could not press him.
They had no idea that Huang Ji had done far more than design a single set of standards. He had designed countless standards corresponding to different worldlines.
He had seen through the enemies each weapon would face. Even if the worldline changed and certain enemies never appeared, the new enemies were still within Huang Ji's predictions.
Repeated in this fashion, the number of worldlines explored in depth by Huang Ji's Fate Net spanned eighty orders of magnitude!
Even the same enemy encountered under different circumstances would receive different treatment from a treasure. Its attacks judged the situation, not the person! In fact, in one worldline of exceptionally low probability, these weapons would even work against Huang Ji himself.
Whether they