Abnormal crossing

Chapter 35 How about calling it words a day?

Inside the spaceship.

Gu Wei took the thing that Milo threw to him and found that it was a device similar to the Huawei bracelet on Earth: Captain, this is..."

"This is the crew bracelet Jin made. Everyone on the ship, including Nono, has one," Milo said, pointing at the bracelet.

"The material of this thing is very special. It can automatically attach to your hand without being implanted in the body. It won't fall off unless you take the initiative to remove it, and it won't feel heavy at all."

Upon hearing this, Gu Wei pinched the strap of the bracelet. The touch was indeed a bit special - compared to the dynamic sensing fluid lattice used in the contract, the bracelet strap was more realistic, but softer than the former.

Then he gently placed the bracelet on his wrist, and sure enough, the bracelet quickly blended into the skin.

"As for its use, first of all, it is naturally used as a crew member." Milo showed his left hand to Gu Wei, and a transparent light screen soon appeared in front of the two of them, showing some models of seats and the like:

"You can use the bracelet to adjust some parameters, such as controlling the speed and tilt angle of the magnetic medium actuator, which is the metal piece attached to the bottom of your feet."

"For example, you can adjust the layout, lighting, bedding, etc. of the crew lounge according to your own habits. You can also customize your seat in the main control room - for example, I prefer a solid chair, while Kai and Jin prefer a transparent gravity floating chair, etc."

Gu Wei nodded in understanding.

The crew function is similar to the control app of Huawei or Xiaomi on Earth, but it is more complete and advanced.

To be honest, Gu Wei really likes this function. At least the bed in the bedroom can be modified to the shape he is used to. This is not entirely for the sake of reminiscence, but mainly because Gu Wei prefers to sleep on the hard wooden bed and is not used to the mattress.
Milo paused and continued, "In addition to the crew function, another use of the bracelet is that it can directly connect to your citizen Internet platform."

Gu Wei was stunned: "Citizen Internet Platform?"

"That's right," Milo nodded and explained, "Although civilizations in the starry sea often cross stars and even galaxies, in the real world, let alone countries, the distance between two ordinary life planets is measured in light years."

"In this case, if ordinary life in the star sea wants to socialize with other life forms, they can only do so through another channel that is independent of reality, that is, the star sea interconnection."

"This kind of interconnection is no different from online data transmission in planetary civilization in terms of meaning, but the former's technology level is much higher than the latter - the interstellar interconnection can even allow you to communicate normally with people outside the event horizon of a black hole."

"The Citizen Internet Platform is officially controlled by the Star Alliance and is directly linked to the Star Alliance citizenship. From applying for a pass to piloting a spaceship or mecha, all require the assistance of Star Alliance."

Gu Wei looked at the bracelet for a few seconds: "So I have to bind it to the Internet platform now?"

"Yes, but the binding process is not troublesome," Milo tapped his temple with his finger, "You just need to log in and verify the brain frequency band you recorded when you backed up. The most important part of this process is actually that you have to come up with a title."

"Title?" Gu Wei blinked. "Oh, I see. It's a nickname, right? Bloody Hand Slayer or something like that?"

"You can understand it that way, but the meaning of this title is countless times more important than the nickname you imagine. You will gradually understand it in the future," Milo looked at him deeply and explained:
"In addition, Xinghai Internet allows repeated names, but once it is decided, it cannot be changed. In many cases, this nickname appears more frequently than your real name, and it will accompany you for the rest of your life."

"Unless someone else with the same name obtains the exclusive rights to this title." This time, Gu Wei couldn't help but frown.

Exclusive rights?
What is that?
Could it be that it is the same as the customized aircraft encountered in the Star Pivot Tower before, and is also an exclusive benefit for those who spend money?
If that's the case, it would be too boring.
As if seeing through Gu Wei's thoughts, Milo turned his wrist and a badge projection replaced the previous light screen:
"All Xinghai citizens who have obtained status will be automatically connected to the civilization contribution database, and each of your actions will earn corresponding contribution points."

"When your contribution to the entire civilization reaches a certain exaggerated number, it will be recorded in the [Civilization Monument] and you will receive the badge of the light of civilization."

A monument to civilization?

Gu Wei's eyes moved slightly.

Not long ago, he had heard Alele mention this term twice, once in the context of the Machine Soul School and the other time in a journal on scaling factors.

Meanwhile, Milo continued his introduction: "These people who have made outstanding contributions have an extremely high status in the alliance. One of the rights they enjoy is that their titles will become exclusive. Only the recipient of the Light of Civilization can use them in the entire galaxy."

"This is really awesome, it's the highest honor in Xinghai," Mee Mee floated over leisurely while speaking. This time he changed into a cute knight image, but his mount looked a bit like Gu Wei:

"In some relatively immature civilizations, the title of the Light of Civilization is also called something like [Unique True Name] or [Holy Seal of Origin]. If you get the badge, you can even directly become the inherited leader of the civilization."

"Let's talk about the recent past. The same thing happened to Tianli on our ship. She keeps shouting that she wants to be the exclusive owner of the title of [Martial Saint] - according to her, the exclamation mark at the end is the soul."

Gu Wei then nodded in understanding.

So that's what happened.

Then, under Milo's guidance, he quickly turned on the bracelet and successfully passed the biometric verification. As expected, a prompt appeared in front of him:
[Please enter the name you want]

There are some clause notes after the prompt, which explain some details very clearly - for example, you can't use insulting names, you can only enter the official language of Xinghai, etc.
Seeing this, Gu Wei couldn't help but touch his chin.

What name should I choose?
Or how about using your most widely recognized nickname on earth, which is 30,000 words a day?

I remember that every time I appeared with this title, the comments section always received rave reviews, and many readers cried and begged me not to update so many words.
But soon.

Gu Wei recalled the white duck that Jin had mentioned before, and he shuddered all over.

Ahem, forget it.
Which name is better?
【Peace every year】?
【Everyday Explosion Protection】?
【Thousands of people killed】?
Or [Never update]?
Suddenly, Gu Wei, whose mind was racing, suddenly thought of something, and a scene in the off-road vehicle before falling into the pit appeared in front of him.

After that, he hesitated for a moment, and slowly input his name through the translator's built-in module:
【Pigeon】.

(End of this chapter)