Li Chen felt he fell rather short as a venerable senior. Although he had passed down his Dao lineage over the years, he had left it to grow wild, without devoting much thought to nurturing it.
Even the Guangyun Domain and the mortal kingdoms of the Chess Mountain Domain, where universal education had made the greatest strides, were under his own command. In essence, he was still following the same old mindset of shutting his doors and living his own little life.
He had never imagined that seekers of the Dao like this existed outside his circle, having already found their own way to the Grand Artisan level.
Li Chen watched for a while. Sensing that the man's foundations were exceptionally solid and that his design drawings brimmed with the style of the electronics industry he had introduced, he could not help asking, "Have you studied Chip Design and Principles of Microcomputers in depth?"
The two books Li Chen mentioned were works on the new learning that he and his disciples had compiled together. After his reputation had soared following the Grand Artisan Assessment, Grandmaster Artisan Jing Tianxing, a Classic Editor of the Creation Sect's Observatory Court, had repeatedly urged him to write and expound his theories, completing the Dao path involving electronic chips and the Mechanical Intelligence Core.
At his request, Li Chen had handed over a collection of works by himself and his subordinates.
Most of the others had been copied directly from his memories of his previous life. Where those memories fell short, he had used his cultivation in this life to comprehend and complete the material. Hua Wucuo and the others had also contributed considerably, and later, rising experts such as Wang Dou had filled in gaps and corrected omissions. Together, they had already built a