Physics God

After sowing seeds in some areas, Mu Kange couldn't help but marvel at how large this secret realm was, and how high the upper limit of individual strength was. The strongest individual he encountered had reached the level of a tenth-level war master.

He also encountered other Neapians, but there seemed to be some unspoken rule among them that they would choose to avoid each other, at least for now.

This was exactly what Mukange wanted. No matter what they did, they couldn't avoid the chaotic evil seed that Mukange had sown, and whatever happened between them and the seed would bring Mukange points.

Especially after they saw the Demon King that Mu Kange had raised, and then turned around to raise their own heroes, it's uncertain whether they would play that way, or whether Mu Kange's approach was the optimal solution.

It doesn't matter. If he's short of points, Mukange can just find those high-scoring elbow strikers and force them to exchange for him. That's the most profitable way to play. The downside is that it offends a lot of people, but Mukange isn't a Neyap person at all, so the cost-effectiveness is not low.

The best thing about this secret realm is that the points are not tied to anything. They are not fixed in number but increase based on the actions of outsiders. In other words, there is no inevitable conflict between outsiders, at least not now.

Seeing that there was nothing to do and all that was needed was to wait, Mu Kange stepped into the void without hesitation, then disappeared without a trace, no longer existing in this world.

It may seem like he has only taken one step forward, but in reality, he has crossed the threshold between the material world and the river of time. At this moment, Mu Kange is already standing on the river of time.

"Oh?" Mukange looked closely and was surprised to find that there were several other Neap people on the river of time. Some of them sat there quietly watching the timeline, while others were playing with the All-Spirit Black Paper.

Mu Kange's arrival also attracted their attention. Seeing them turn their gaze towards him, Mu Kange took out his deck of cards and asked, "Cards?"

"Card!"

"遂" means "card".

After an unknown amount of time, Mu Kange put away the cards, then took a few steps into the future, thus crossing time and space and arriving in the secret world some time later. He could also go back to the time when the secret world had just been opened up and meet that stinky outsider, but he was not interested in that.

Mu Kange returned to the area where he first encountered Aizote and casually landed on a collapsed high-rise building. During his time planting seeds in other areas, he didn't use his mental power to pay attention to this place, precisely to leave suspense. Exploring the unknown is what makes it fun, after all.

"Hoo hoo hoo, it's turned out like this, it's really intriguing." Mu Kange looked at the surrounding ruins and the pile of ugly, zombie-like things on the street, and suddenly became interested.

Mu Kange casually grabbed a miniature beast from the roadside, a creature similar to a flying ant on Earth, and then extracted gene fragments from those ugly zombies and stitched them onto the flying ants of the secret realm.

Unfortunately, the flying ant in the secret realm seemed to lack sufficient energy and died shortly after the gene was stitched together. So Mu Kange went back in time, resurrected it, and installed an ultra-miniature biological nuclear fusion gene module inside its body.

This time, the Secret Realm Flying Ants, with their abundant energy, began to evolve instantly, evolving approximately once every thousandth of a second, reaching the level 0 boundary at 0.05, the level 1 boundary at 1.5 and 3/4 seconds, the level 2 boundary at a little over a minute, and the level 3 boundary at approximately 7.5 and 3/4 hours…

Mu Kange took a few more samples to test and found that these ugly things were constantly evolving, but the upper limit of their autonomous evolution was not high. They could only reach the fourth level of Void Apprentice, and it would be difficult to make any progress after about half a month. After all, it was pure biological evolution.

In this situation, they will instinctively want to fight other zombie grotesque creatures that have also reached a bottleneck, and then eat them to obtain a higher level of evolution.

However, when they evolved to the third level, they almost all entered the aristocratic class. They lacked reason, but their bodies were actually composed of microscopic units, which made it more difficult for them to truly kill their enemies.

It doesn't matter, what they need is to devour. How much they devour will only affect the effect. They don't need to completely eat the other party to evolve, otherwise that would be too troublesome.

In a mutually devouring scenario, the maximum level can reach Rank 6 Space Marines. From this perspective, it's much more useful than the Blacklight Virus, since most elite infected and evolved forms of the Blacklight Virus, judging solely from their gameplay performance, are only at Rank 2...

This thing spreads like a zombie, one bite and it's a sure hit. It's really useful for massing troops. The only problem is that it needs to keep eating to maintain its energy. If this problem can be solved, it will be able to continuously create Void Apprentices and even Space Marines.

After getting a rough understanding of the virus, Mu Kange looked at the huge black dragon-shaped flying ant in front of him and nodded in satisfaction. He had accelerated the time to the level of a level six space warrior, which was enough to serve as a mount.

Even though it crawls at a super slow speed of only around Mach 200, Mu Kange wouldn't mind, because it looks handsome and cool enough to make Mu Kange very eager to climb it.

Mu Kange stood on the black dragon's back, and a large number of nerves stretched out from his body, bursting out and then ignoring the black dragon's defenses, which the Deep Sea King could not break through even in a lifetime, and invaded its body, and then took over its brain.

This trick is part of Mukango's genetic module, which allows him to manipulate any creature weaker than himself as a puppet. Of course, the black dragon's physical structure means it cannot be controlled by this method, but Mukango took over its brain to experience its feelings.

Under Mukango's control, the black dragon flapped its wings, shattered the sound barrier, and soared into the air. The gale generated by its wings turned everything within a radius of several thousand meters into dust.

"It's quite fun." Mu Kange was already used to controlling multiple bodies with one consciousness, otherwise he wouldn't be able to use his external avatars properly. What he found interesting was this way of flying, which was a first for him.

Once in the air, the black dragon's enormous body attracted the attention of many ugly creatures, and Mu Kange saw many scenes that strongly reminded him of déjà vu, such as life and death separations, and an ugly creature sacrificing itself to save other ugly creatures and stop zombies.

Mu Kango stroked his chin, lost in thought: "So you mean the content in this area has evolved from vampires to Resident Evil? Even in Plague Inc., zombies and vampires are two different things."