Applied Immortality
Chapter 314

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What Wang Qi was doing now was essentially the same as a professional data-processing company on Earth. After all, not every scientist was a mathematical genius capable of doing functional analysis barehanded. If some data were handled by mathematical trash, people could die. Data-processing companies had come into being for that very reason.

Within the God Continent's research system, the Myriad Dharma Sect was naturally suited to processing data. It was a born "data-processing company," so it was perfectly normal for newcomers pursuing large-scale computing devices to hire Myriad Dharma Sect disciples to handle empirical data.

It was just that after graduating from the Immortal Academy, earning merit points became rather difficult. The pure, attribute-less spiritual power poured into one's spirit pool also depended on what the Immortal Alliance granted, and the amount was limited. Most low-level cultivators were poor. Thus, some Myriad Dharma Sect disciples took on excessive assignments and private jobs in order to earn a few more merit points, then processed the data very roughly.

On Earth, that sort of behavior would have been consumer fraud.

It was only natural for Bei Feng to be somewhat suspicious. After all, the gap in cultivation between him and Wang Qi was right there. The souls of those in the Foundation Establishment Realm and Qi Refining differed qualitatively, and their computational abilities were separated by an entire order of magnitude. Even if Wang Qi was proficient in mathematical principles, he could only have been a few times faster than him. More than ten times faster was simply too exaggerated.

Yet the more Bei Feng checked, the more he felt that this data could not possibly have been any more correct. He had randomly selected data for verification, yet he had stubbornly failed to find even a single error. Occasionally, he

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