(Bilibili's review took three hours—Chong Xuyu)
"Since you had already made your decision, I had no reason to stop you... Tell me about your plans going forward."
Doctor Kal'tsit did not seem moved by Bai Ye's words.
"Sure enough... I really didn't have a talent for talking people into things. Looks like I couldn't be called a protagonist after all..." Bai Ye sighed.
He was indeed right. There were no so-called protagonists in this world—or rather, everyone was the unquestionable protagonist of their own story.
Bai Ye had his own thoughts and convictions, while Doctor Kal'tsit had her own considerations.
The so-called [potential of humanity], along with Bai Ye's admittedly endearing persistence and ideals, were not enough to move Doctor Kal'tsit.
On this land, Amiya was probably the only one who could persuade Doctor Kal'tsit with such things.
Closure, standing nearby, had inexplicably lit up with excitement, perhaps moved by what Bai Ye had said.
Bai Ye reached up to straighten the hair that had become disheveled in his excitement, calmed himself, and slowly said:
"Terra's current technological level is not actually low. We have never stopped pursuing truth. In other words, Terra's existing tech tree overlaps with the tech tree I provided to a certain extent."
"It is just that most of Terra's existing technologies are related to 'Originium,' especially in terms of practical application."
Originium truly had its conveniences. Whether used as an energy source or as a material for manufactured products, it surpassed the average level of Earth before Bai Ye's transmigration.
For example, Originium engines capable of powering enormous mobile city sections, as well as Originium crystal computers whose processing speed far exceeded Earth's.
In some respects, Terra's technology truly could not compare to Earth's. Yet in other respects, Terra's black technology truly far surpassed Earth's.