Angel recorded each of the shortcomings Jon had mentioned. Though Angel felt that the flaws involving "user experience" were somewhat superfluous, since Jon had raised them so solemnly, they must have been worth considering.
Overall, setting aside the matter of login devices, the shortcomings fell into two categories: "user experience" and "scarcity of functions."
Leaving user experience aside for now, Angel could understand the issue of scarce functions. He had personally experienced the various functions on the Holographic Tablet, so he knew what Jon meant.
At present, the Mother Tree Network had only a simple information-exchange function. Compared to Earth's information network, it was indeed crude beyond belief.
As for how to improve this flaw, that would require ongoing research over time. Moreover, one person's strength would eventually run dry, so more people would need to participate in developing the Mother Tree Network.
Just like Earth's network, which had progressed from local networks to a boundless web, from wired to wireless, from simple storage to the later emergence of all kinds of software—it had not been achieved overnight. It had gradually shed the old and brought forth the new through the expenditure of manpower and time.
After Jon laid out these shortcomings, Angel already had a rough idea in mind.
In the future, Jon could lead the development of the Mother Tree Network. As for the specific means of implementation, they would have to wait until suitable talents had been found.
Angel told Jon of his plans. After pondering for a moment, Jon said, "Indeed, I certainly can't perfect the Mother Tree Network on my own. This isn't the ultimate limit of strength, but the ultimate limit of wisdom that requires many minds to pool their ideas. More people need to take part."
"Besides, to develop the Mother Tree Network