Li Ke's Anxiety

"Yes. If I took the impact of thousands of nuclear bombs, I'd die too. And who knows what strange attacks might land on me?"

Li Ke only had to think for a moment to come up with all sorts of possibilities. For example, they could weave a special weapon—one where even a single thread was lethal—into a shirt. The moment he put it on, he'd drop dead.

Li Ke was sure the Seven Days to Die World Fragment would be more than willing to make something like that happen. It would probably even want to!

That was why Li Ke didn't want to enter the data mode woven by the Seven Days to Die World Fragment.

The next moment, Li Ke's body returned to normal.

All the datafication vanished from him, but as he left that state, he felt that the datafication around him had somehow progressed further.

"But this is a good thing for you. It means that if this world has any kind of instructional material—say, for shooting or hacking—you'll be able to learn it easily. You won't need to spend a long time getting used to it; you'll master it in an instant."

After Li Ke finished speaking, the Seven Days to Die World Consciousness spoke again.

"I hope you can resolve this crisis as soon as possible. In less than three months, the two planets will run out of energy and collide uncontrollably. And in three days, this world will become completely datafied. At that point, everyone who comes here except Li Ke will be entirely datafied. The Seven Days to Die World Fragment's power far exceeds my expectations. It seems its first host was also a very capable proxy."

Li Ke, however, didn't think much of it. He'd never planned to devote much attention to