"...Hmm, as the scribe, being able to record text without pen and paper would be quite useful!" Alhaitham folded his arms and thought for a moment.
Recording text meant a note-taking feature. That was certainly essential too.
Li Qiuzhi continued taking notes.
He spent a little longer asking Alhaitham about his experience using the Akasha Terminal.
Alhaitham observed things in minute detail and readily pointed out several inconveniences in its interaction logic.
For example, when opening the Kamera to identify an object, the virtual interface that popped up blocked the viewfinder and had to be moved manually, making it slightly inconvenient to identify several objects in succession.
He also wanted two interfaces opened one after another to align themselves automatically rather than overlap, among other things.
Although these were all obvious little issues, there were enough of them that simply submitting Alhaitham's feedback seemed sufficient for a fairly substantial round of improvements.
Still, he should ask more people. If he went back right after coming out, Paimon would look down on him for slacking off.
After finishing his questions, Li Qiuzhi thanked Alhaitham and went to find other people to ask.
Before long, he had questioned seven or eight scholars in the House of Daena and collected over a dozen suggestions, all for features they hoped the Akasha Terminal could have.
For example, recording their class times every day and reminding them when it was time-wasn't that just a class schedule feature?
Sure enough, students had the same needs wherever they were.
Someone even said they hoped Lesser Lord Kusanali could bring Genius Invokation TCG to the Akasha Internet so they could play a round with friends anytime, anywhere.
Using physical cards was still a little troublesome.
Hearing this, Li Qiuzhi gained some insight. It seemed Genius Invokation TCG was