Afterward, Wenren Sheng could only bring up the idea of building a virtual space to Lao An and the others.
"Oh, isn't your idea basically The Matrix? We actually already had people propose similar contingency plans..." Director An said, sending him a document.
Wenren Sheng opened it and read: "Apocalypse Response Plan MR2345: Place everyone in Life Support Pods to survive in a virtual world. Only those who pass tests of thought and ability may return to the real world to live and explore."
"Feasibility study: Within the next twenty years, the development of relevant hardware should reach the required level."
"Required prerequisite technologies: robots, Life Support Pod technology, virtual world technology..."
After reading the document, Wenren Sheng nodded. Sure enough, great minds thought alike.
"Then are you planning to carry out this plan?" Wenren Sheng asked.
"No. We consulted several Great Diviners, and they said the consequence of doing this would be a dead end." Director An shook his head.
"Huh? How could that be?" Wenren Sheng was greatly surprised.
He had worked hard to come up with an idea he thought was flawless, only to find that a similar plan had long since been rejected.
"This is what they said: if things developed according to this plan, humanity would be heading for a dead end." Director An sighed.
"Strange. Why would that happen?" Wenren Sheng frowned deeply.
"We don't know either. The Great Diviners said they didn't know the reason, either. They only knew that the outcome would be this." Director An offered no answer.
As Wenren Sheng puzzled over it, he suddenly thought of a crucial point: if everyone entered a virtual world, mysterious phenomena and mysterious incidents in reality would plummet.
Where there were no people, mysterious incidents would naturally be rare.
And his Seed of