That was also why, aside from building a faction to prepare for civilization, Gao Yuanyuan had not tried to exploit the information gap from his previous life to pull off any underhanded tricks.
There was no point.
Even if he could create a whole batch of SS-rank radiation beasts, they would all merely be making wedding clothes for the Memory Matrix after it was "born."
The other methods were the same.
He just didn't know whether assembling that "cosmic relic" would interfere with it.
"Little Woman No. 2" had finally found a "flaw" in Gao Yuanyuan's words.
"According to what you're saying, the more powerful an information carrier is, the easier it is for that monster to corrupt it?"
"Yes."
"Then shouldn't the three planetary mainframes have been the first to get infected?"
"In theory, yes. But the three mainframes have 'planetary-grade firewalls,' so they can resist for a while."
"Only for a while?"
"Yes."
According to the original plot, the three mainframes had indeed resisted at the very beginning. The Deep Web, at least, had held out for a while before being completely crushed by the "Cyber Tide" the other side unleashed.
"Even planetary-grade firewalls can't stop it. What makes you think you can?" Big Sis Ye retorted. Her tone was not skeptical, but rather like someone clutching at a last straw.
"Because what it protects is too large. It's the information-exchange hub of this planet, so a planetary-grade firewall can't stop it. But if it's only a small individual like you or me, then it might be possible to resist. That's also why I'm launching the 'Virtual Helmet Project.' Only the virtual-helmet route can connect to an 'information safe house' outside the human brain and isolate us from the Cyber Tide."
"Everyone's human brains will be controlled? That's