Revolution, Cyber ​​Magical Girl!

Lu Chaoge stared at the 0.01 computing power symbol and pondered for a long time.

The system's answer was amazing, absolutely amazing!

But experience told Lu Chaoge that the system was really powerful, so powerful that it had become the king of the server!

He looked at Metis, who was surfing the internet, and asked a question.

"What does computing power mean to you hackers?"

"Everything," Metis said without turning his head, his tone as crisp as if stating common sense.

"everything?"

Lu Chaoge looked even more confused.

Although Metis received an answer almost identical to the system's, in his understanding, computing power might be useful, but how could it possibly equal everything?

"That's everything, what's the problem?"

"That's only from the perspective of you hackers, isn't it?" Lu Chaoge questioned.

Metis turned to look at Lu Chaoge and responded with great incomprehension.

"How could that be? Computing power is important to everyone; it can change the world. But why are you interested in this, Brother? Want to learn hacking?"

Lu Chaoge shook his head. "I was just asking... but how does computing power change the world?"

"Huh?" Metis glanced at Lu Chaoge in surprise, then squatted down on the sofa, rubbing his chin with his fingertips, as if he was thinking about how to explain this to Lu Chaoge.

Metis blinked and said, "Let me give you a very simple example. Hmm, big brother, tell me, what's the most important thing in this world?"

Lu Chaoge hesitated, then asked, "Life?"

"Wrong! It's money!" Metis pouted and corrected Lu Chaoge's misconception.

"The most important thing about computing power is money, because money can buy life, and computing power can be exchanged for money!"

"The @coins we use now, no matter how they are traded, are essentially products of computing power! Otherwise, why would so many people in this world set up mining machines, even mining human brains? It's because they can provide computing power, and computing power equals money!"

"Take myself as an example. I'm arguing with others every day now. Do you think I'm really just arguing?"

Lu Chaoge was stunned for a moment, thinking to himself, "You idiot, what other great things can you possibly do?"

"Isn't that right?"

Metis said smugly, "Of course not! I'm building up my fanbase and creating accounts, then I send them resources, including my program, so they can use their networks to mine cryptocurrency. I've already mined 2@!"

"You shouldn't have done that." Lu Chaoge frowned instantly, thinking of the meat pigeon in the cyber cave.

"It's okay. I'm not taking over their brains and turning them into botnets. I provided the computing power myself. I just borrowed their network. Our home network is simply not enough to handle the load."

Seeing that Lu Chaoge's gaze was somewhat gloomy, Metis quickly explained.

"Hey buddy, they've all become freeloaders! It's really stupid to be a freeloader while looking for resources in this world. Even if I don't do it, others will, or even worse, by directly planting viruses on them. With my program, I can provide an extra layer of protection for those freeloaders! Besides, the resources I share are all genuine and don't even need to be unzipped. They're all very grateful to me. I guess I'm doing a good deed!"

Lu Chaoge remained silent for a moment before sighing and saying nothing more.

If you're looking for resources but still have to be a freeloader, you're bound to get scammed sooner or later. Metis's actions really make her a cyber goddess.

Seeing Lu Chaoge remain silent, Metis quickly changed the subject and got back on track.

"In short, with money, you can do anything in this world, you can do whatever you want!"

"Do you understand what I'm saying, Big Brother?"

Lu Chaoge pondered for a moment, then nodded and shook his head.

"Can computing power bring the dead back to life?"

"Of course not," Metis said decisively, but then hesitated, tilted his head and thought for a moment before speaking with some doubt.

"It might not work in reality, but it might work in theory. Have you ever heard the saying, 'In information theory, the universe is actually made up of 0s and 1s'?"

"If you have enough computing power, you can perfectly copy all of a person's data, not to mention DNA, even the molecules and atoms are the same... Okay, but this leads to the paradox of life, what exactly is a human being?"

In information theory, the universe is composed of 0s and 1s.

But this is only a simplified description of its complexity.

Lu Chaoge didn't dwell on this paradox of life; he had already found the answer.

Computing power might really change the world, change everything!

His gaze fell upon the system panel, and after a moment's thought, he pondered.

"Change gravity for me, make apples fly upwards, I want the world to know that Newton was just a pure idiot, a mere mortal born in an era without me."

【…】

"Find the information of civilization for yourself and recharge 100%!"

【…】

"Resurrect Qin Shi Huang for me."

【…】

The virtual panel trembled, and finally a line of information slowly appeared.

[Computational power: 0.01 units, YFLOPS (Yao, 10^21)]

【The Theory of Everything (Real-world Perspective)】

Hmm, on a practical level?

Lu Chaoge paused for a moment, then said, "It's alright, reality is reality."

He was overjoyed.

"Destroy capitalism!"

The system did not respond.

Lu Chaoge was very puzzled. Was eliminating capitalism such an unrealistic thing?

The system stopped even from trembling and simply silently deleted the existing information.

[Almost everything (real-world aspect)]

Almost everything.

From everything, it became almost everything.

Moreover, Lu Chaoge suspected that this "almost" should be discounted, since the system always multiplied its words by ten.

Lu Chaoge didn't expect the system to solve everything, but he needed to figure out where the limit of this 0.01 computing power symbol was.

"Can the Flower of the Heart be repaired?" Lu Chaoge thought to himself.

This time, the system responded quickly.

[A stealable asset 89765820@ has been found. Do you want to transfer it to the current account?]

[Conquer the psychic magical girl in the current room, turn her into a botnet, and perform reproductive acts 600 times. Begin online conquest?]

[Based on computational power testing, this method can perfectly repair the Heart Flower and ensures that the entire process is risk-free.]

Ok?

Holy crap! So you weren't mining, you were just stealing and transferring money!

No risk? No risk my ass!

Lu Chaoge took a deep breath and said.

"Metis, aren't you supposed to be a really good hacker? Can you really steal money from a company account?"

"Are you crazy, big brother? If I had that kind of skill, would I be staying at home doing nothing?"

Metis was dumbfounded; she wondered if Lu Chaoge had overestimated her abilities.

"I may be very capable, but the company's security information is protected by a matrix. If there are hundreds of them, I'm confident I can paralyze a company, or you can add a matrix server for me."

Row.

I got the answer I wanted.

Lu Chaoge had to admit that the system's computing power was indeed quite capable, after all, it could directly steal the balance of other people's accounts, and it was probably the company's account.

This undoubtedly surpasses all hackers; probably no one in the world possesses this technology.

The company won't work either.

If we take the current Metis as the standard of measurement.

Therefore, 0.01 computing power is at least greater than several hundred Metis, or even more.

This time, the system doesn't count as a district.

After all, Lu Chaoge didn't have any expectations for the system; her expectations were very low.

And this is only 0.01 computing power symbols.

What if it were 1 instead of 0.01?

The system remained silent regarding his previous tentative, even somewhat unrealistic, requests.

However, no explicit "refusal" was expressed.

Perhaps, computing power really can change everything.

A message came through the communication system.

You're being watched.

He glanced at it and frowned.