Not Necessarily Everyone

"Didn't this help you find the problem?"

Ji Jue began pointing things out. "A spirit-capacity unit should be added to the front sensing module to prevent misjudgments caused by drastic changes in the external environment. No, this function can be improved further—it should constantly monitor the surrounding environment and conditions, then issue warnings!

Ha, that's another selling point!"

Lou Feng paused slightly. He instinctively wanted to write it down, but then saw Ji Jue's expression abruptly change, his demeanor swiftly turning grave and serious. "Wait!"

"What?" Lou Feng was puzzled. "This function won't be difficult to implement, after all—"

"No, that's not what I mean by difficult or not."

Ji Jue suddenly grinned. "I mean, separate this function out first. Don't add it in. The basic version only needs the spirit-capacity addition to ensure stability. Sell this as an upgraded feature for extra money..."

That Ji guy, you fucking...

Lou Feng's expression twitched in waves, unable to stop.

Unlike the Sky Rail Wristwatch's complete control and insight over one's own condition, Coast Technology's wristwatch was an imitation with similar functions but completely different principles. Its core lay in the Spirit of the King of Flies integrated within it.

Unlike the vast number of fragments Ji Jue had scattered before, which made use of seeds of Spiritual Substance that could endlessly divide as long as Spiritual Substance was injected into the King of Flies, these possessed neither the King of Flies swarm's inheritance nor any capacity for thought. They were merely embryos that had yet to sprout, spiritual but nothing more. Once separated from the King of Flies swarm, they would swiftly collapse and dissipate.

But the King of Flies swarm had now developed to a certain limit. The number of Creation Spirits was gradually reaching its upper limit, and these