Scientific Gathering, Practicing Gene Guidance Technique

Inside Li Xing's office, Li Xing thought to himself.

Next, it was time to research technology and gradually improve his strength.

Sun Wukong's current strength was still not a match for the three people he had meticulously trained, Ashu and his companions, nor the three heads of the Security Department.

The strength of these individuals was all above 250; Sun Wukong still had a significant gap to close.

Compared to this, there was something else that was even more urgent for Li Xing.

With various enemies flocking to Earth in the future, his Polar Night organization was no longer safe if it remained on the planet.

He needed to find a reliable location in outer space.

However, there was a very frustrating prerequisite: how was he supposed to get there?

Quantum teleportation or a spaceship were both potential paths.

Neither of these paths was one hundred percent secure.

It wasn't that Li Xing was afraid to go; he was terrified of missing out on major events.

Don't be fooled by how those people arrived in an instant in reality; they were definitely seasoned veterans of the universe who had utilized spatial wormholes.

To say nothing else, the distance from Earth to Namek was about six light-years. In the show, it only took them six days for Bulma and the others to leisurely fly there.

That speed was one light-year per day; even if the highway exploded or their ancestral graves caught fire, they wouldn't be able to catch up to that speed.

Li Xing didn't believe in such completely unscientific things.

One had to know that even the Angels, who surpassed the supreme gods of the universe, were canonically required to spend three minutes to travel from the distant World of the Destroyer to Earth.

Could a mere spaceship fly that fast?

Fine, let's assume there was a spaceship that could travel one light-year per day.

The size of the Milky Way was not much different from his previous life, approximately one hundred thousand light-years across.

If one wanted to stir up trouble in the galaxy, at a speed of one light-year per day, it would take one hundred thousand days—over 300 years—just to make a round trip. Was he playing with snakes?

Such data simply couldn't be calculated.

The only thing Li Xing could think of was that spaceships could utilize wormholes to follow fixed routes.

Otherwise, it wouldn't make sense; once you boarded a Saiyan's spherical spaceship, you could just go to sleep and not worry about anything else.

Earth's technology was nowhere near that advanced. If they built a spaceship and it exploded, broke down, or developed a leak in space, that would truly be the end of his life.

Never mind wasting time or missing the plot.

Whether he could even make it back was another matter entirely.

By then, he might have even self-destructed.

As for quantum teleportation!

Unless it was absolutely safe, Li Xing would absolutely, definitely, one hundred percent not use that thing.

His own life was the absolute top priority.

There was a crisis looming.

"General Manager Li!"

While Li Xing's mind was in a chaotic state, the crisp voice of his secretary rang out from outside the door.

"Come in!"

Creak!

A stunning beauty with an S-shaped figure and a youthful face walked in gracefully.

"General Manager Li, Dr. Brief of the Hoi-Poi Capsule Corporation has invited you to a small seminar on gravitational fields."

Li Xing's gaze sharpened.

That guy.

The first City Selection Tournament had just concluded; what was that guy looking for him for?

It was impossible that he had discovered Li Xing was the one pulling the strings behind the scenes; surely this was about discussing something properly with him.

Li Xing felt like he was going to explode.

Ever since he became a villain, he had become prone to suspicion.

"Who else is on the list?"

"The invitation list didn't specify. Would you like me to place a video call to Dr. Brief?"

Li Xing thought for a moment and shook his head directly.

"No need. You may head out. Send the relevant information to me, and I will contact Dr. Brief personally."

"Yes, General Manager Li."

A look of doubt flashed in Li Xing's eyes.

Although the Aurora Group had some cooperation with Dr. Brief's Hoi-Poi Capsule Corporation, the two of them had actually never met in person.

Why, he wondered, would he be invited to this so-called Gravity Field Technology Seminar?

This was abnormal.

There must be something going on that he was unaware of.

"Wisdom, run a check."

He didn't have to wait long.

In less than a minute, Wisdom provided feedback.

Li Xing was quite dissatisfied with this response time, thinking to himself that he might need to upgrade Wisdom's efficiency soon.

Quantum computing technology was a unique field he currently mastered alone, and he had built a dedicated mainframe for Wisdom to utilize.

As the number of tasks increased, Wisdom's multi-threaded processing, response speed, and overall functionality were becoming severely restricted.

These limitations were already significantly impacting Li Xing's user experience.

Fortunately, since it was a quantum computer, even adding a single qubit could double Wisdom's hardware foundation, which was billions of times better than current silicon-chip transistors.

"Engineer. This is because of the Kyrieloid that appeared at the recent Aurora Martial Arts Tournament."

Li Xing's expression turned strange upon hearing this.

Wasn't that just some nonsense he had fabricated to fool those martial artists?

What was Dr. Brief thinking?

He remembered that in the original story, Dr. Brief had never cared about such things.

Back when King Piccolo was destroying city after city and even personally declared he would come to West City to destroy it, Dr. Brief and his family hadn't even wanted to leave.

The sun must be rising from the west this time.

They had only heard a few rumors and seen a group of mysterious figures appear, yet they were taking it so seriously.

What kind of reasoning was this?

What kind of logic was this?

"There are over a dozen doctors participating, and both you from the Aurora Group and Pilaf are on the invitation list; you are all industry titans."

After pondering for a moment with his head bowed, Li Xing decided he might as well go.

It wasn't out of enthusiasm, but rather to infiltrate the enemy's ranks; if they were planning something, he needed to know.

On the internet, Wisdom was truly omniscient and omnipotent.

But in places where they weren't connected to the network, or when they were talking in private, Wisdom wouldn't necessarily know what was being said.

More importantly, if Li Xing could recruit a couple of doctors to work for his group, that would be a great outcome.

It would be very helpful for establishing his comprehensive martial arts program.

At the very least, taking a step back, if he could use his money to fund some of these doctors' research, that would also be a good thing.

Once he became their benefactor, it wouldn't be a big deal to make use of their scientific achievements, right?

Even if there were issues, as long as he obtained the information and quietly applied it within the Polar Night base, it shouldn't be a major problem.

Thinking this way, Li Xing settled his mind.

Go!

Why wouldn't he go?

Even if he was only seventeen, that didn't change the fact that he was a tech genius.

Many incredible technologies had been realized through his own hands.

With that thought, Li Xing felt even more at ease.

With nothing else to do for the moment, Li Xing began tinkering with the item provided by the system in his office.

After studying it for a while, Li Xing felt he had a grasp on it.

He began to practice according to the instructions.

The moment he started training.

Oh no!

Li Xing felt a sudden, intense heat throughout his body, with waves of energy surging wildly through his muscles. His cells felt like thirsty sponges, greedily devouring and absorbing the energy within him.

Li Xing's expression shifted slightly, then turned to excitement.

Perhaps this Gene Guidance Technique wasn't as pathetic as he had imagined.