Although the fantasy version of the Void Engine had been developed,
after Chen Mo studied it carefully for a while, he discovered quite a few bugs.
It worked sometimes and failed at others, and it was prone to malfunction.
Its stability over time was also poor.
For example, after he granted Die permission to use the Void Engine, she could initially maintain its active state for half a shichen.
But later, it only lasted a quarter of an hour, and it even automatically unbound Die.
It was like installing a game on your phone, only for that game to have bugs. Just when you logged in and were having fun, it suddenly kicked you out.
The second time, you could not even log into the game.
In the end, the game uninstalled itself from your phone.
That was currently the state of the Void Engine, Reincarnation Annihilation.
According to Liang Bing, this was normal.
Using games as an example again, no game was perfect the moment it launched. It had to be constantly improved and patched before gradually reaching perfection.
Chen Mo spent several days recording every bug they had uncovered, then handed the list to Liang Bing for her to fix.
Several months later, Liang Bing had fixed all those bugs.
Chen Mo named the current Reincarnation Annihilation Version 2.0.
Chen Mo began experimenting with it again.
But once the old bugs were fixed, new ones appeared.
Version 2.0 of Reincarnation Annihilation could only be used by Chen Mo himself. He could not grant permissions to Die and the others, meaning they could not use it.
What kind of Void Engine was it if only Chen Mo could use it?
This was also something Liang Bing did not want to see. Her goal was to surpass that bitch Keisha.