Having collected materials from half a planet, the entire interior of the Niwan Palace was now completely filled.
Under the immense pressure of Divine Sense, all matter was kneaded into a liquid state and accumulated inside the space.
Back in the corona, Li Xingkong sat down again and probed it with the vast majority of his Divine Sense.
A massive magic array unfolded, and Li Xingkong used his Divine Sense to cast City-Fortifying Technique within the space he had created.
Li Xingkong found himself becoming increasingly adept at using this auxiliary spell. It had transcended its original purpose of merely constructing buildings; in Li Xingkong's hands, it represented the best form of refinement.
With his Divine Sense combined with the control of this spell, Li Xingkong's processing capacity alone was comparable to that of all the factories on the entire Earth Star.
Moreover, unlike industrial processing, Li Xingkong's processing method avoids any material waste, achieving 100% utilization of all materials.
The magic array quickly covered all the materials in the space. Only then did Li Xingkong calmly continue to operate the magic, putting the huge amount of materials he had collected into the spell and beginning the refining process.
The magic array slowly operated under the control of his Divine Sense, and Li Xingkong opened the entrance to the Niwan Palace.
This method of collecting materials is a bit too crude. There are still many useless impurities in the planet. As soon as the entrance to this space opened, a torrent of impurities shot out from half a meter in front of Li Xingkong.
These substances collided with the ion flow on the sun's surface, quickly turned red and hot, and then began to burn.
However, because so much material was ejected, even near the sun, it did not burn completely. Instead, it scattered like sparks from ironwork, turning into golden specks that fell into the sun's interior.
Just as a fountain appeared on the surface of the sun, Li Xingkong's commotion was quickly noticed by everyone in the Solar System.
It is true that there are countless stars in the universe, and it is common for all kinds of stars to evolve into various wonders, but this phenomenon of fountains erupting from the surface of the sun is the first time it has been seen.
Apart from a few high-ranking executives at Divine Land who were in the know, everyone else was filled with intense curiosity about the situation.
Behind every unknown phenomenon lies some unknown reason. Discovering the cause of such a phenomenon may bring unexpected benefits to civilization.
For a time, many people's attention was focused on the sun, and even some researchers within Divine Land wanted to start a research project on this phenomenon.
Unfortunately, while others might not know the situation, how could Zhang Yumeng not know? What's so interesting about this project? In the end, isn't it still just something Li Xingkong did?
It failed, it failed, and it still failed.
The aliens on this side of the Solar System were also quite curious. More than one team of alien spaceships wanted to investigate, but after probing for a long time, they didn't find anything near the sun.
Divine Land, to prevent anyone from disturbing Li Xingkong, a restricted area was established near the sun. Secondly, Li Xingkong also took some precautions during his cultivation, with a formation that concealed his figure constantly operating around his body.
Fortunately, this phenomenon lasted for less than a week before it disappeared again, and the alien scholars who came after hearing the news had no choice but to leave disappointed.
After eliminating all the impurities from the Niwan Palace, Li Xingkong waved his hand and began refining Hexagram in batches.
Having gained experience from crafting the lunar Hexagram Server, Li Xingkong's efficiency this time was significantly faster than before.
Moreover, each completed Hexagram, once activated, can provide Li Xingkong with computational support, allowing Li Xingkong even faster.
Therefore, the speed at which the Hexagram were refined within the Niwan Palace was incredibly fast, increasing with each refinement.
Besides refining, some of the Hexagram began to deduce how to arrange such a large number of Hexagram to maximize computational power.
If there were only a few, then placing them anywhere would be fine. But judging from this number, the number of Hexagram in one's Niwan Palace is probably in the hundreds of millions. With such a large number, the way the Hexagram are arranged becomes very important.
How to utilize these Hexagram most efficiently is a very complex engineering problem.
In fact, given their sheer number, they could be used as the basis for creating a giant Hexagram.
However, with this quantity, Li Xingkong's computing power was sufficient, even somewhat surplus.
When designing and placing the hexagrams, he mainly considered Hexagram heat dissipation performance and response speed.
After thinking for a while, Li Xingkong processed some of the materials and made a slender heat-conducting device.
All the Hexagram are located in the Niwan Palace, so the heat conducted by this heat-conducting device naturally cannot dissipate to other places.
It was derived from the Hexagram and then dispersed throughout the space inside the Niwan Palace, causing the temperature of the entire space to gradually rise.
Everything has two sides. Although it's troublesome that the heat can't be dissipated, for Li Xingkong, this has become a means for him personally.
Using a heat-conducting device to dissipate the heat into the space, and after sensing the temperature within with his Divine Sense, Li Xingkong's eyes widened, and a small crack appeared in his forehead's Niwan Palace, spraying out the gathered heat in one breath.
Although surrounded by the sun, this breath of heat seemed to have little effect.
But Li Xingkong knew that this thing was incredibly powerful; if it weren't for the sun pressing down on it, just this one shot would have triggered an electromagnetic storm.
After arranging the Hexagram within the palace, Li Xingkong gave it a brief test.
What would normally require a week of intensive calculations for Golden Core cultivation was now calculated in less than 10 minutes with the support of numerous computing powers, and the result was almost identical to the original result of arduous cultivation.
This is incredible. If I had already developed this powerful computing capability during my previous seclusion, I wouldn't have needed 200 years.
But since people can't go back to the past, regrets are something you can only think about and then let go of.
It's best to seize the moment. Now that the Niwan Palace is complete, let's begin to deduce the cultivation method and prepare to design the Dantian Palace for the Golden Core.
Ever since the idea of Three Palaces came about, the Dantian Palace has been ranked more important than the Crimson Palace.
After all, Li Xingkong still has plenty of memory space, and even if the Crimson Palace opens, there are no memories to store.
To put it bluntly, this thing is just an empty warehouse for Li Xingkong right now.
Since it's empty, the priority of building it should naturally be lowered, putting the truly useful things first.