xymnovel Chapter 125 Don't panic, it's just a small matter.
Chapter 125 Don't panic, it's just a small matter.
Chapter 125 Don't panic, it's just a small matter.
Lin Zhou's departures were always shrouded in mystery. The people responsible for monitoring him reported this to Cao Wenda, who simply smiled faintly and raised his hand, saying, "It's alright, just pretend he's been in the house for a few days."
The way wise people handle things is to play dumb, not to focus on the cause but on the result. As long as the outcome is acceptable, what does it matter what the process was like?
Thinking too much and meddling too much will turn you into someone like Zhang Caihu, who was personally whipped twenty times by the Prime Minister.
Lin Zhou brought back three seals this time. One was the name seal of Su Dongpo, with the four characters "Su Dongpo". The second was Lu You's own name seal, which was said to have been carved by himself. Although his craftsmanship was still immature, it recorded the detailed time of the Jin army's invasion that year.
There's another interesting one: it's the seal of Emperor Huizong of Song, Zhao Ji. According to Lu You, his father picked it up from a Jurchen soldier on the roadside when he fled to the south. He said it was a souvenir that the Jurchen soldier had looted when he stormed the palace.
The value of the three seals is still unknown, but Lin Zhou failed to complete the task given to him by the science students this time.
"It can't be done."
Lin Zhou sat in the conference room with a pile of fast food in front of him, all of which were pure junk food, such as fried chicken, cola, hamburgers, and spicy strips, etc.
"They've been keeping a close eye on me lately, and the whole of Lin'an was in turmoil after the last launch. It almost gave Ninth Sister a stress reaction." Lin Zhou finished speaking, took a big bite of his hamburger, and then let out a satisfied burp. "It's okay for me to mess around, it's just fooling around. But if someone really finds out that I'm stirring up celestial phenomena, that would be deadly."
Lin Zhou's words disappointed the science students, but what he said made sense. So the head of the science group, a thirty-year-old man surnamed Hu, said to Lin Zhou, "Then let's talk directly about the issue of unmanned factories."
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"Didn't I say that last time?" Lin Zhou tilted his head and looked at him. "We can't solve the power and maintenance problems right now. You're not going to make me look at your Heavenly Rank cultivation techniques, are you?"
Hu pushed up his glasses and laughed somewhat sheepishly: "There are some things that even we ourselves might not understand, let alone you. But, we believe in the power of numbers. It doesn't matter if we can't launch a satellite; we've already used big data to model things based on the data from the first satellite."
"That's awesome—" Lin Zhou's eyes widened. "This has reached a point where I completely don't understand—"
"The problem now is that we hope you can provide us with more experimental data." Boss Hu pushed up his glasses again. "That way we can better customize the plan, such as seeing if we can help you use some special methods to increase the weight of the supplies you can carry. And it seems that according to our calculations, when you travel back and forth now, you will travel to a position that is equal on both sides. If you are willing, we can make you appear next to Zhao Gou's bedside."
"Huh?" Lin Zhou looked up. "This is a little scary—"
"We value technical skill more than practicality, so we just want you to provide more data. As for the rest, we'll take it slow."
By the way, you know about AI, right?
"Bean bag?"
"That's roughly the idea. We recently learned a trick: offline big data. Ordinary AI needs memory to generate tokens for processing, which is very power-intensive. But now we're trying to etch all the content onto a wafer and then use physical memory to attempt daily operations in an unmanned factory. Its drawback is that updates are difficult, or even impossible, but its advantage is that it's very energy-efficient and not limited by network or power. We can divide the unmanned factory into multiple modules, each paired with a solid-state AI wafer. This way, the robots only need to handle the simple problems at hand, and we can further optimize its operating mode, allowing the entire data module and physical module to be coordinated in a master-slave-master mode—"
As soon as Xiao Deng, the science student, opened his mouth, he dragged Lin Zhou into an endless abyss of knowledge. He didn't feel any pleasure from the input of knowledge, only a dizzying sense of helplessness. And Xiao Deng didn't care about Lin Zhou's life or death, only admired his own ingenious ideas.
"Okay, okay—" Lin Zhou finally couldn't help but raise his hand: "I'll do whatever you tell me to do, I'll cooperate completely, stop trying to explain things to me, I really don't understand."
"Alright." Boss Hu stopped his grand report of his wild ideas and smiled at Lin Zhou, saying, "There's only one thing we need to solve right now, and that's how to increase your load-bearing capacity. We've discussed it with the higher research institute, and what's holding us back right now is your load-bearing capacity. But we need a lot of experimental data, you understand what I mean?"
At least five observations are required, and the disturbance experiment must be continued. If it is possible to intervene in your case through some means.
That might ultimately be the case—
"What?"
"Use the resources of the entire Earth to feed us—" At this point, Comrade Hu raised his head and looked intently at Lin Zhou.
"Wait a moment." The social science heavyweights, led by Li Han, stepped forward: "If we achieve our goals through plunder, wouldn't that betray our original intentions?"
As soon as the science-minded Deng took off his glasses, he sealed the deal: "What if we sent them a nuclear fusion generator?"
"Uh...this..." Li Han didn't know how to answer the question for a moment.
Xiao Deng, a science student, simply smiled and said, "At the current stage, all the contradictions stem from the differences in resource allocation and development speed. Making up for the resource shortages will solve 99% of the contradictions. Development is the only hard truth, isn't that right?"
"Science is awesome." Lin Zhou gave a thumbs up: "Although I don't understand it, it's the first time I've seen my sister Han speechless."
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Li Han rolled her eyes at Lin Zhou, but didn't refute him.
"Alright, Comrade Lin Zhou." Xiao Deng, a science major, stood up and shook hands with Lin Zhou. "Before you leave, we will come over to conduct the first interference experiment. Thank you for your cooperation."
"You're welcome, it's my pleasure."
After seeing off these young but semi-permanently bald big shots, the atmosphere in the room felt lighter, at least that's how Lin Zhou felt, because the following conversation, at least—at least that's what he could understand—would no longer involve anything like token wafer core fusion or unmanned computing AI.
Lin Zhou took a sip of cola: "Wow—people who cultivate are really different. I think they probably see me the same way I would when I go to the zoo to see monkeys."
"The one who was talking to you just now is Qian Lao's grand-disciple."
"A sect's prodigy." Lin Zhou slapped his thigh. "I get it! Compared to them, I'm indeed no match for a monkey."
Li Han smiled and took out Lin Zhou's report on his return. After glancing at it a few times, she began to analyze the situation for him.
"Your overall situation is relatively good right now, but there are three hidden risks. The first is that Qin Hui's suspicion of you will deepen. Right now, it's mainly because you have enough value to him. The steel mill should make a fortune with the war between Jin and Mongolia. That's Qin Hui's current plan."
"I understand that." Lin Zhou stretched. "That old dog suspects everyone equally; that guy is really shrewd."
"The second question is, you've already determined that Han Shizhong isn't that reliable, right?"
"I've seen it all over there recently. There's no one who's 100% reliable, except for Lu You. He did bad things with me, the kind that would lead to the extermination of nine generations of his family." Lin Zhou crossed his arms, pursed his lips, and remained silent for a moment before giving a bitter smile. "Even the King of Jin, if I ever have a conflict of interest with him, he's not reliable either. So there's no one who's truly reliable."
"Well, then you'll have to rely on yourself. The third issue is that your involvement has started to cause discrepancies with our normal history, and many things can no longer be analyzed using existing data. So you may need to be able to adapt to changing circumstances at times." Li Han crossed her arms and looked at Lin Zhou: "I prefer that you minimize the amount of supplies you carry now, so that you can return safely at any time."
"Okay." Lin Zhou nodded and said, "Let's maintain the same amount of groceries we sold before, one or two days a week is safer."
Li Han nodded, then suddenly asked with a hint of gossip, "Hey, between the Princess of Jin and Miss Yue, who are you planning to choose?"
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"What do you mean, 'who am I planning to choose'? Sister Han, you're so gossipy!"
"That's only natural," Li Han said with a smile, resting her chin on her hand. "However, both of them are in a dangerous situation right now. As Yue Fei's daughter, Zhao Gou and Qin Hui will worry that her existence threatens their rule, while those who oppose Qin Hui will want to use her as a banner to attack him. Are you prepared to deal with these things?"
"No, let's take it one step at a time. You know I'm not good at making long-term plans."
Lin Zhou suddenly laughed as he said this: "As long as they are not hurt, nothing else matters."
"However, your smear campaign is quite effective, but it probably won't last long because it's a double-edged sword. After all, you're considered a villain over there, and they have plenty of ways to turn Miss Yue's image around. Also, there's your personal safety. In the next phase, you won't be unknown anymore; you'll gradually come into the public eye."
"Let's just take it one step at a time and see what happens. We'll discuss it if any problems arise. Next, I have to face that palace interview. Everyone tells me to study, but I haven't been able to absorb a single word yet. Oh well, never mind." Lin Zhou stretched. "Sister Han, I need to take a couple of days off. I've been under too much stress lately."
Where are you planning to go?
"Of course I'm going for a foot massage. It's been so long since I've heard 'Hello, technician'!"
Li Han looked at Lin Zhou with disdain: "You went to a feudal society, didn't you?"
"It's a long story, Sister Han—"
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