The Most Powerful Brain in the Interstellar Space

Chapter 634 Betrayal
As mentioned before, this unified examination system was designed by a large number of professionals in cutting-edge fields. Its level of confidentiality is comparable to the encrypted data in the Imperial Database. Even the back-end server is separate and does not even connect with the main brain, Primordial Chaos.

Aside from the annual unified recruitment, it is almost never used. However, outside of its use, the empire still dispatches a large number of personnel to maintain its operation and keep it secret.

To prevent any possible cheating, the system and servers are jointly guarded and monitored by various departments and are completely blocked, leaving no possibility for any underhanded tactics.

This system, designed by talents from many cutting-edge fields and maintained by a large amount of computing resources, has the most advanced analysis algorithms in the entire interstellar space. Even the Primordial Era would have to take a step back when it comes to it.

After all, Honghuang is an AI based on emotion programming, while this system is more like a simple working system.

It contains nearly 40% of the complex data of current human civilization, as well as a large amount of real-life information, and performs data analysis and comparison on it.

It embodies the complex mechanisms of human life through machines. Although it is not intelligent enough and does not have the independent thinking ability of the prehistoric world, it still has unparalleled analytical capabilities.

Human behavior is inherently complex and cannot be assessed using a simple scoring standard, especially under such a comprehensive evaluation, where the scoring criteria become extremely complex.

The simplest and most common method is prey counting, which is the most standard and easiest way to count. However, while it's easy, it highlights combat strength but doesn't reveal other professional abilities, which completely contradicts the basic principles of talent selection. Therefore, the standards need to be more comprehensive.

To ensure relative fairness, they set up multiple sets of logic that conform to the language and behavior of the scenario. As long as a certain line is reached or a certain indicator is completed, points can be obtained in various aspects.

This is entirely based on system counting; even the original creators behind the scenes can only observe and cannot interfere.

Some people still don't quite understand this scoring standard, and how it differs from the various activities they participate in on a daily basis.

Let's put it this way... let's take Jiang Hui as an example.

Her killing of alien plants was a very simple and crude way of counting, all of which were added to her combat power accumulation points. There is no doubt about it; even if the Heavenly King himself came, he would still use this algorithm.

However, she can also earn points in other areas because some of her behaviors meet the requirements for earning points. For example, she can earn points for picking up certain parts and assembling them into a simple tool, or for completing a set of basic reconnaissance actions to find XX, or for actively connecting with Little A to earn command points... It has to be said that the organizers have put in a lot of effort to ensure that everyone can get points.

However, probably no one has a more varied score than Jiang Hui. Her knowledge is too broad and thorough. She knows a little about everything. Many of her actions are instinctive, and many things are done on the spur of the moment. She even built her own automatic scroll machine... These are all scores, which are entered into the system the moment the recognition standard is met.

The process was silent and fully automatic; Jiang Hui herself was unaware that her actions were being scored. Of course, even if she knew, it probably wouldn't matter. After all, for someone who had faced numerous hardships and near-death experiences, survival was the most important thing. To stay alive, she would try any method or approach that might be useful; nothing else mattered.

Therefore, Jiang Hui's scoring record is quite complex, with a little bit of everything. All of them together are naturally quite impressive. Even though he is still in the second batch of peripheral individual rankings, he has already squeezed into the top 100.

The reason why Xu Dinglan looked so unhappy and angrily denounced "heretical methods" was because of this.

He was a very traditional sergeant who demanded perfection from every one of his subordinates. As an instructor in the individual combat department, he naturally required his students to be hardworking and focused, and he disliked talented but half-hearted students.

Clearly, in the other person's eyes, Jiang Hui belonged to this category. He certainly didn't think this way because Jiang Hui scored high; rather, Jiang Hui embodied all the traits of this type of student: wasting talent, being indecisive, and being scheming…

Poor Jiang Hui was simply following his own path, yet inexplicably incurred the displeasure of his superior; he was truly innocent. Bona found Xu Dinglan's persistent and strange stubbornness somewhat amusing, waved his hand dismissively, and decided not to argue with him for the time being. He then simply gave that name a deep look before turning away.

For some reason, he had a feeling that he would soon bet on this page again, and perhaps then Xiao Xu would be quite surprised and look at him in a different light...

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The scene returns to the unified recruitment area, in a forest on the outskirts.

The story goes that Team 267 and Team 899 were searching for the mech and luckily found traces of it somewhere, but almost at the same time they encountered a Super A-grade Cloud Serpent.

Then, naturally, the whole team was thrown into chaos.

They lack any real understanding or tacit agreement, their internal structure is fragmented, and they lack the ability to handle risks. They fall into chaos even without anyone else intervening.

The Star Beast Cloud Serpent is the most aggressive of the three, nimbly attacking every student who tries to get close to it, and those who try to take the mecha buttons.

Of the dozens of people, not one succeeded, and four others, like the person before them, "died" on the spot, ending their journey to the national unified entrance examination.

The cloud snake seemed to be gradually angered during this process, and the frequency of its snake head making aggressive attacks increased. The group gradually shifted from taking the initiative to attacking to defending and even retreating little by little.

276 was a bold man. He felt that things were going badly; they might not only fail to obtain the mecha equipment, but also lose most of their combat power due to the Cloud Serpent's attack. This was an outcome he had never imagined and could not accept.

No, he needs to take bigger and bigger strides...

He still took the initiative to "provoke" the Cloud Serpent, which indeed attracted its special "attention".

Despite being stared at and unable to move, 276's mind was becoming increasingly clear—so that's how it is.

Then, taking advantage of another "provocation," he finally followed the pattern of the cloud snake's movements and successfully circled to the other side, quickly grabbing the lone mecha button that had been thrown out of the box. The whole process took only a few seconds, almost instantaneous, leaving everyone no time to react.

Having received the mecha button, 276's heart was pounding wildly with ecstasy.

He was about to shout to tell everyone they could retreat and didn't need to fight this Super A-grade cloud serpent to the death, but he didn't notice that the way they were looking at him had already changed—

The moment the mecha buttons appeared, these underlings were no longer content to be just someone else's underlings. Before, they lacked the opportunity… now it was their turn to be the bosses!

(End of this chapter)