The success of the experiment with Betty the Puppy had opened up an entirely new path for Li Wei to use this world's rules.
Until now, he had mostly focused on living creatures, but after discovering that he could create soul cores, Li Wei realized-well, he could afford to be a little bolder. There was no need to restrict himself to living things.
Even [Ghost Ship] could serve as a soul core. What did that mean? It meant that even inorganic objects could use this rule to gain power.
In fact, inorganic objects would be more convenient and reassuring than living creatures. After all, they would remain under his control no matter what.
As for how to go about it, Li Wei already had a plan.
There were actually plenty of works about similar things in the modern world: robots designed for space combat, cars with onboard AI, SkyNet's hunter-killers from the future, and so on.
Of course, even in Li Wei's time, those things had still been fantasy rather than reality.
But with soul cores, that changed everything!
Suppose Li Wei drew a comic about a robot designed for space combat, and it became a huge hit. What should he do next?
Copy the design and build one in reality, of course.
Of course, by "build," he only meant its appearance. Jetpacks, power reactors, laser swords, and the like were naturally impossible to make. It would be like the models displayed in parks in the modern world-nothing but a hollow imitation.
After all, he had neither the ability nor the technology.
But once Li Wei obtained that space combat robot's soul core through his work, he would only need to attach it to that big hunk of iron for it to gain the same powers as the robot in