Electronic Nezha

Chapter 16 Customer Application
It just kept praising it! I then remembered that I had criticized it earlier for being too "straightforward".

The yellow teammate said, "Brother Liu, you're not being very fair. You've been playing dumb all this time. Oh, so you're filming footage to post as a short video, right?"

I smiled without saying anything—mainly because the competition had already started.

Yuan Yuan picked up an AK again, didn't buy any items, and then performed the usual operation of tearing apart a sniper rifle and wiping out the team with recoil control. At this point in the game, the worst gaming experience was actually for my teammates. All they had to do was run around aimlessly and, after dying, send a message to "top player Liu Haha" to put out the fire.

We easily won 3 points, then scored another point after switching roles, ending the game. My teammates and I said our reluctant goodbyes.

"Yuanyuan, did you calculate your recoil control?" Anyone who has played this game knows that all weapons have recoil, and the AK47 has ridiculously large recoil. If you can't control the recoil, you'll feel like you're going up and down, especially when you have to stop suddenly. But Yuanyuan can control the AK's bullet trajectory so that it looks like a black line shooting out.

"Yes, because of the randomness, out of 30 shots, three or four will be off target."

Is this even human language? I'm the opposite; I always hit three or four shots correctly. No wonder it said I almost got a pentakill, because in its eyes, that's easy.

"Why do you always fire several shots when one bullet would have been enough to take down an enemy? Is there some reason for that?"

"No, my fingers aren't sensitive enough. They can press instantly, but there's a delay when I release them."

"Is there any way to improve it?" Its fingers are formed by threading nuts together, they are thick, heavy and clumsy, it would be a miracle if they were flexible.

Yuan Yuan said, "There are many ways, but I have no right to replace or modify the original parts of my body. If you want to make changes, you need authorization from Number 0."

I shouted without thinking, "Liu Zhenhua, come here!"

Liu Zhenhua walked in carrying a tablet, and I said directly, "Give Yuanyuan some authority."

Having overheard a few words and with the help of his super brain, Liu Zhenhua has deduced the whole story, saying, "Authorizing robots to modify bodies will be a very cautious matter in the future. Generally, customers need to write an application and then send it back to the manufacturer for execution."

"I'm the customer, you're the manufacturer, so we've created a closed loop, haven't we?"

What are your reasons for applying?

"I can't use a sniper rifle."

"What?"

"If your hands aren't nimble enough, you can't aim down sights, and if you can't aim down sights, you can't use a sniper rifle. Is that hard to understand?"

Liu Zhenhua said speechlessly, "Dad, is it really necessary to make such a fuss over a game? Besides, aren't you the one who hates cheating the most?"

I shrugged and said, "I didn't cheat. I didn't use wallhacks or aimbots. I treated everyone to dinner, and Yuan Yuan cooked. If the guests enjoyed the meal, shouldn't they praise me for my hospitality? Similarly, if I ask my housekeeper to help me rank up, does that count as cheating?"

Liu Zhenhua paused for a moment, then said, "Why don't you just say that I must grant this authority?"

"I already told you to grant Yuan Yuan some authority." She argued forcefully and confidently, because she was the 0 of 0s.

Liu Zhenhua was a little helpless and impatient. He said to Yuanyuan, "Fine, fine, you can modify your arms and torso as needed in the future."

Yuan Yuan said, "Okay."

After Liu Zhenhua finished speaking, he grabbed his tablet and rushed back to watch some memes, while I eagerly said, "Let's play another round."

The most mature and reliable thing in this house right now is a robot vacuum cleaner.

Sitting in front of the computer, a question suddenly occurred to me, so I quickly called Liu Zhenhua over.

"what happened again?"

I cautiously asked, "Won't what I'm doing be a 'playing with fire' by summoning the feudal lords?" I believed he understood. Although the Zhou Dynasty would have collapsed even without King You of Zhou summoning the feudal lords, it at least accelerated that process. Letting an AI into the game's field of vision might trigger some chain reaction. As a family member of a hero tasked with saving the earth, I suddenly had this realization.

Liu Zhenhua scoffed, "Dad, don't underestimate yourself, but don't overestimate yourself either. That applies to everyone." "So you mean nothing's wrong?"

"It's alright, just don't tell it to play Majors."

Speaking of this, I suddenly asked curiously, "By the way, which team will be the champion of the next Major?" When watching videos, you inevitably come across a few star players. Actually, I don't really care who the champion is. I just want to experience the feeling of being able to predict the future.

"do not know."

"Is this also classified?"

"really do not know."

"Aren't you from the future?"

"The world does not develop linearly."

"What do you mean?"

"You might not believe it, but several of the star players in this game don't exist in my data memory."

I exclaimed in horror, "Parallel worlds?"

Liu Zhenhua said, "No, let me describe it this way: a clump of dandelions is blown north by the wind, but can you say that all the seeds fly north? Perhaps they encounter obstacles and remain where they are, perhaps they fall into the water, perhaps they first fly north and are then blown in another direction, but it is correct to say that the whole group is heading north. When the group is large enough, the differences between the individuals become incalculable."

"Uh, I don't quite understand." I'm biased towards literature, I'm biased towards literature!

"To give another example, imagine we have an incredibly precise rainmaking device that canopies rain down to the nanometer level. We can accurately control the wind direction, temperature, and rainfall height. Now, let's conduct two rainfall experiments. Do you think we can guarantee that every single raindrop in the second experiment will fall in the same spot, assuming the rainfall conditions remain unchanged?"

I forced myself to say, "If it's precise enough, I guess it's possible."

Liu Zhenhua said calmly, "What if this canopy is very large, as large as the surface area of ​​the Earth?"

"Well... that's hard to say."

"Yes, it's hard to say—it's possible that it will be the same as the first time, but the possibility is extremely small. Dad, have you ever thought about this? If we were all raindrops in this experiment, our conversation right now would have deviated from the original raindrop landing point, and the experiment could be declared a failure."

I stared in disbelief and said, "The Earth was destroyed by us, father and son?"

Liu Zhenhua said speechlessly, "No! What I want to say is still the same concept—when the number is large enough, it is difficult to repeat the original trajectory. The magnetic field between raindrops will change. Even if it falls to the original point, the trace it leaves in the air may not be the same as before. As for people, it is even more complicated. People have emotions and randomness. When they encounter the same thing, different mindsets and the secretion of chemical substances may make them make different choices. As long as such a thing happens once, it will cause a chain reaction."

I chimed in, "Yes, yes, just like in those short videos—a simple act of kindness passes on love to the next person, and the whole world becomes a better place." The video ends with the caption: "Just be kind, and good fortune will follow."

Liu Zhenhua went from speechless to somewhat helpless: "Pretty much..."

I said with mixed feelings of joy and worry, "So, according to you, that wind tunnel laboratory might not exist in the future?"

This time, Liu Zhenhua said with certainty: "It will definitely happen. When human technology reaches this point, it will inevitably embark on that path. This is the collective will, and no matter how many small raindrops deviate from the course, it will not change."

"So you mean you can't predict the future?" Then what's the point?
Liu Zhenhua said, "You can only say that I cannot predict where all the raindrops will fall, but the storm will eventually come, and I still have to help humanity avoid this storm."

The world is a tangled mess, and people's hearts are constantly changing. The super AI Liu Zhenhua cannot predict everyone's future, nor does he care about it. The scene in other novels where he points to a newborn baby and says, "This baby will be a deputy bureau chief in the future," is impossible...

But what I'm really thinking about is playing one more game.

Skr.

(End of this chapter)