For Wang Qi, the Silver-Winged Assassin instance was unlike any other.
It represented his thoughts on the path of martial arts in the new era.
It was also a grand experiment.
The martial arts currently possessed by the Myriad Dharma Sect were naturally the kind displayed by the "Silver-Winged Assassin" players within the instance. The Myriad Dharma Sect's martial arts all extended from a very small number of equations, formulas, and algorithms. For a Myriad Dharma Sect cultivator, a single algorithm could produce infinitely many martial arts under different circumstances, capable of handling most situations.
Ordinary cultivators naturally believed that "there are no strongest moves, only those who wield them."
Meanwhile, the "perfect" martial arts generated by the matrix calculations wielded by the mechanized people pursued perfect techniques and perfect responses, refined a thousand times over through repeated iterations of evolutionary algorithms. The matrix formed by countless mechanized people shared a single database. Every mechanized person's combat experience was likewise shared.
Within this illusion realm, the battles between Silver-Winged Assassins and mechanized people were, in truth, a mutual advancement between cultivators' individual combat experience and the flawless calculations of mechanical martial formulas.
Of course, Wang Qi did not believe that mechanized people could truly overwhelm human cultivators in every aspect of martial arts. Under the premise of low cost, the capabilities of mechanized people as terminals were limited; a single mechanized person's abilities could not be raised without limit.
Yet this mechanical "perfect-flow" martial art still had meaning in existing.
First of all, cultivators who disliked martial arts and were unaccustomed to close combat objectively existed. When combined with the Datafied Cultivation Method, the mechanized people's "perfect-flow" martial arts could also become these people's "martial arts plug-ins," allowing them to directly obtain respectable martial cultivation.
Furthermore, this "perfect-flow" martial art