The End of the Universe

The End of the Universe

Wang Yue didn't care about money in fictional worlds anymore, but he cared a lot about time in the real world. If he got delayed for ten days or half a month, that would be like missing out on half a world all over again.

If he didn't keep track of time, he could miss half a world once, and if enough time passed, who knew how many worlds he'd miss?

Right, exactly!

Wang Yue would never admit that he was just being lazy and didn't want to go to the trouble.

Luo Youyou could see right through Wang Yue's little schemes. She only shook her head helplessly and didn't bother to remind the two grandfathers.

On the way back, Luo Youyou figured her husband was destined to be a workhorse. He'd be better off helping himself than busying himself with other people's problems. Thinking of what she'd been working on lately, she sighed and said, "A Yue, the district officers breathed a sigh of relief after your smart dispatch program was combined with the Heavenly Eye. But when we went to investigate at the local police stations in the district, we found that the dispatch system wasn't working out the way we'd expected at all."

Luo Youyou's words made Wang Yue pause. When the dispatch system had first been rolled out, he had only offered suggestions and provided the software; other people had implemented it. He'd never operated it himself, so he had no idea what difficulties it might face.

From the way Luo Youyou described things, it sounded like a real headache. He asked, puzzled, "Wouldn't it be simple to connect all the cameras in the district to the database and let the program handle the dispatches on its own? What else is