Physics God

After chatting with the third-tier psionicists for a while, Ling Hao brought Mu Kange to Neyap's home planet and landed in a sky city.

"Big brother, why did you refuse their top-level reception ceremony? Don't you want to be high-profile?" Mu Kange asked Ling Hao in confusion. Not only did he refuse those third-tier psionicists, but he also asked him to help him with the disguise.

"Because it would be troublesome and a waste of our time," Ling Hao explained. "Besides, I used the identity of a member of the Genius Club, not the Human Federation, when I was with them before."

As a genius, Ling Hao did not want to interfere with the progress of other civilizations, including the Human Federation. It was like watching fish in an aquarium; he wouldn't jump in and swim with them.

Without a doubt, the forty-two geniuses are all outside the fishbowl. The entire Milky Way is the fishbowl in their eyes, and those civilizations are the fish inside.

"Why? And why did you suddenly change your title, brother?" Mu Kange scratched his head in confusion. Should he change his title too?

However, Mu Kange is currently too weak, and the Returning Soul Sword Ghost is more suitable for him. As for titles like Eternal Sword Master or Sword-Rank Ascension Master, they sound arrogant, and if he uses them indiscriminately, he might get beaten up. Getting beaten up is a minor issue; the main problem is that it lowers the prestige of the titles.

Ling Hao waved his hand and said, "Because I've become stronger, I'm no longer just a Doctor, so it's natural to change it, otherwise it would be too shabby."

Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Doctoral degree, Grand Master, Grand Tutor, Celestial Master.

Ling Hao's quantum computing has now stabilized and even shows a tendency to evolve into transcendental perception, so he is no longer the "special doctor" and naturally needs a new title.

If the new title continues to be based on rank, then it will have to be changed every time you advance, which isn't good. So Ling Hao came up with a title that wasn't included in the list, which would avoid the hassle.

Prophets might sound like some kind of medieval charlatan, but that's not the case. Ling Hao refers to someone who says, "If I say the future will be like this, then I'll make it happen!" It's all about human effort.

As the saying goes, "Do little, and you will accomplish everything." Sooner or later, Ling Hao's invisible hand will control everyone's future, and everyone's thoughts will have to be approved by Ling Hao before they can even appear in their minds.

Ling Hao has such a strong desire for control; no wonder he treated Mu Kange like a dog in other timelines.

"Oh, I see. Should I change it too?" Mu Kange crossed his arms and started to struggle with the decision, his naming difficulties kicking in.

"I'll change mine, why do you want to change yours?" Ling Hao joked, "How about your Sword-Rank Ascension Technique during the Creation Period? Or maybe a fourth-rank? A fifth-rank?"

Although Mu Kange was somewhat surprised that Ling Hao knew about Sword-Rank Ascension Realm cultivators, he was relieved when he realized it was Ling Hao. However, he was more concerned about another question: "Why didn't he open the Heavenly Realm? Isn't the third rank good enough?"

"It doesn't fit the term 'Ascension'. Even if you were to manifest your divine power now, it would be more suitable than the third rank." Ling Hao didn't say something else: the third rank and the zero rank are actually about the same, and the zero rank even has the significance of the beginning, so it is slightly better than the third rank.

While the ability to extract the vacuum zero point and create wormholes by hand is impressive, these abilities are not uncommon, making it a truly unfortunate level of skill.

"I see..." Mukango scratched his head, then stopped thinking about it and began to look at the architecture of Neyap. He found that the architecture here had not been improved due to technological development.

If we're going to draw a comparison, it might be more like the celestial vessel in "Starship Railroad".

The style of the buildings in Neap is evident from their appearance: they are sturdy and durable, but all are low-lying, a result of the harsh environment on their home planet in the past.

"Even though Neap's homeworld has been rectified, it still retains the old architectural style. You can only say that the power of inertia is truly terrifying." After making a casual comment, Mukango turned to the side, dodging a Neap person who almost hit him.

Neap was martial, but to what extent exactly?

In their culture, sparring is roughly equivalent to a handshake in the human federation, and even today there are sacrificial hunts, with the highest form of etiquette being the exchange of weapons between the two parties.

And now, people are fighting in the street, or rather, sparring, but Mu Kange doesn't care about them and instead focuses his attention on the restaurant next door.

For the Neap people, high-calorie food is equivalent to rice for humans, so it's full of things that can cause blood sugar to spike, which is basically like eating fried food mixed with carbohydrates.

However, the Neap people don't care about blood sugar. Even if they don't have it, their powerful bodies are enough to make them ignore these things. However, their hospitals have become the kind of places that "don't open for three years, but when they do open, they live off the profits for three years."

Besides these, Mukango also noticed that the Neap people seemed to be quite fanatical about procreation. However, this was not because he saw anything on the street, but simply because he passively sensed the brainwaves emanating from the buildings.

What's interesting is that children in Neap are raised through socialization. For the people of Neap, parents are nothing; only educators and the debt of gratitude for raising them are of utmost importance.

In the eyes of the Neap people, parents are merely the source of primordial cells. If someone dares to use this as an excuse, killing them is not illegal in the Neap civilization, and would even be well-received by the public.

"Experiencing the culture of other civilizations is truly a very impactful thing," Mu Kange remarked. "No wonder there's a requirement to establish open areas and reserves. If the weak go directly to reserves, they might be influenced by the culture of other civilizations."

This is based on the premise that Mukango, as a human, is relatively close to the Neyap people. If he were to go to those silicon-based life or even plasma life civilizations, the impact would only be greater.

"That's why I put on this disguise. If they see humans, they'll be curious too," Ling Hao said, looking at Mu Kange and tapping his armor.

It's not about aliens or anything like that. The main problem is that the Neap people in the reserve have never come into contact with the existence of other civilizations. Under normal circumstances, unless there are very special events, the people in the reserve will choose to go to the open area to talk to outsiders rather than let outsiders into the reserve.

It is enough for the cultures of other civilizations to collide with each other in open areas. If people in reserved areas are also exposed to the cultures of other civilizations, then these two things lose their meaning.

"Well... Brother, where are we going now?" Mu Kange shrugged and asked.

"Just play around, take a break, and then lead them back to the Human Federation."