"Look, what a beautiful girl."
In Master Dain's workshop, the old Dwarf in work clothes proudly displayed the golem computer.
Judging by its completeness, it definitely could not be considered finished. Many areas were still empty; in some places, it was impossible to tell what needed to be added, while several Dwarves bustled about in others.
To Jia Xiu, this definitely did not count as an official release. At most, it was a demo with a decent amount of content.
Bringing it out for display now was early access. Whether they could finish testing it later, or whether they would run off halfway through, depended on the situation.
In terms more fitting Jia Xiu's professional experience, this was an alpha test, a launch test, a peer test—basically, all sorts of strange names.
By that logic, it could no longer be called a golem computer. It had to be called "Codename: Golem Computer."
"Beautiful. Incomparably beautiful."
Jia Xiu praised it with absolutely no sincerity.
He could not help it. With the aesthetic sense of a human and no particularly niche preferences, he truly could not see what was beautiful about this enormous machine.
This unfinished computer was already over thirty meters long and wide and nearly ten meters tall. Precise, intricate mechanical components were arranged in groups, connected by a black, smooth-surfaced, octopus-like golem with even more "tentacles." The golem's core was directly linked to the input terminal.
Master Dain had used his most advanced technology here: a visual-recognition formula. As long as a question was written in the designated area at the input terminal, the golem could recognize it and begin calling up the necessary modules to calculate it.
Even unfinished, the sheer workload of this project was obvious to the naked eye.
The Dwarves' manufacturing ability was simply too