The Wallfacer: Everyone wants to break through my wall.

The Wallfacer, humanity's savior, needs no further explanation in terms of the level of attention such a person receives.

If an unknown person wants to become famous quickly, the best way is to use those who are already famous to generate attention for themselves.

Therefore, some people thought of impersonating ETO's Wallbreakers to break through Lin Feng's wall.

Regardless of whether the breakthrough is successful or not, one can be labeled as an ETO wallbreaker, naturally attracting a lot of attention. Then, one can start to take the route of being both famous and infamous, selling a persona, playing the victim, and cultivating a group of brainless fans, thus establishing a fixed fan base.

The same old tricks used in celebrity management.

Lin Feng continued with some resentment, "People like this have existed for several years. The first streamer succeeded, but at that time I wasn't sure if he was an ETO, so I let him go until he became a sensation on the internet. That's when I realized I had been scammed by an internet celebrity."

He had thought it was one of his own from ETO, someone who had come to deliver a message, but it turned out to be just a clown trying to gain attention.

He had no intention of making things difficult for a clown at the time, so he let him go, which resulted in a series of consequences.

There are plenty of beggars on the internet. Since this method can quickly become popular, how can other online beggars let it go?

"It was from that time on that others followed suit, wanting to break through my plan... no, it can't be said that they wanted to break through my plan, but simply wanted to 'break through' it," Lin Feng said.

"Breaking the wall for the sake of breaking the wall..." Rediaz nodded, indicating that he could understand. Some people are willing to abandon everything, even social death, for the sake of profit.

"And then?" Radjaz asked.

"Later?" Lin Feng thought for a moment and replied, "Later, I completely banned a group of people's online accounts, and they finally quieted down. They did this to become famous on the internet. By banning their accounts, the fans they had accumulated would be taken away by other fake accounts. These people who were trying to profit from the situation were just doing the work for others for nothing."

“Then what happened just now?” Radiaz asked.

Now that this problem has been solved, there is no explanation for the person who blocked them from leaving.

Lin Feng shrugged and said, "There will always be people who will take risks for profit. Given my past record of letting wall breakers go, there are quite a few people who are hoping to get away with it."

“I just issued an order to arrest and imprison them permanently. With such severe punishment, these online beggars should be able to completely give up their idea of ​​faking an accident against me.”

"I wish you success," said Rediaz.

Lin Feng smiled and said, "You should also be careful; they might change their target."

Lin Feng wasn't joking. There's a high probability that these people on the internet who are eager to become famous are eyeing Diaz and Hines.

After all, neither of them has ever had their barrier broken. If they were to have their barrier broken, the sensation it would cause would be much greater than that of Lin Feng breaking his barrier.

When others heard that Lin Feng had his internet access breached—what? Feng Taylor has had his internet access breached again? Did you guys just get internet access there? Isn't it normal for him to have his internet access breached?

When others heard that other Wallfacers besides Lin Feng had their walls broken—Holy crap! The Wallfacers have been broken! Humanity is doomed! The Three-Body Problem is terrifying! ETO is terrifying! What will become of humanity's future?

Radiaz cleared the jumbled thoughts from his mind and asked.

"How is ETO doing?"

"They've quieted down a lot. The Wallbreakers targeting my plan haven't shown up for a long time, but the assassination rating against me hasn't dropped," Lin Feng said.

Radiaz smiled: "Because they know that no matter how many times they break through your defenses, they can't completely defeat you. Only killing you can make you stop the plan."

"How is humanity's equipment now?" Radiaz asked again.

Lin Feng adjusted the descending screen, which displayed the virtual war between the player fleet and the space force, and then introduced it.

"Just like before you hibernated, it's still electromagnetic cannons and lasers. However, due to the use of metallic hydrogen, the power is many times greater than the electromagnetic cannons and lasers you knew before. Human spaceships travel in space by radiation propulsion. With the help of accelerators, reaching the third cosmic velocity is no longer a high threshold."

"However, military warships have a problem with maneuverability. If their acceleration is too high, the magnetic field that confines nuclear fusion will not be able to effectively confine the nuclear fusion. The scorching plasma will burn the container and then completely lose control."

Magnetic confinement nuclear fusion operates at extremely high temperatures, and any contact with any material other than the magnetic field will destroy it.

What would happen if a warship accelerated to a very high speed and then suddenly stopped?

Just as pressure can push a person forward, the same applies to magnetically confined plasma.

So, what would happen if this pressure were greater than the repulsive force of the magnetic confinement?

Magnetically confined plasma will break free of the magnetic field and come into contact with the outer wall of the nuclear fusion container. Contact means that the container that generates the magnetic field will be damaged, which will lead to an imbalance in the entire confinement magnetic field.

"Civilian ships are widely using this potentially explosive design? How could the PDC agree to it?"

"I can hardly believe it," said Radiaz. "How could PDC allow such a structural defect to be used on a large scale for civilian purposes? It seems like a fantasy to me."

However, Rediaz thought this way because he did not take human greed into account.

There was no way around it; the resources in space were too abundant, and the profits within were excessively enormous. Capital never sleeps, and those who dared to do anything for money became Lin Feng's most steadfast supporters.

Lin Feng said, "As long as you control the speed and the turning radius, safety is not a problem. Civilian ships don't need to fight, but warships are different; they need maneuverability."

"Humanity needs to enter the universe earlier to mine usable material resources for future generations and buy them more time."

"Moreover, if materials science can make further progress, such problems can be easily solved."

Unlike propellant propulsion, radiation propulsion doesn't produce such high acceleration. It's not centuries from now; human radiation propulsion is still very primitive, with very low thrust. The first radiation propulsion engine in the laboratory could only push a piece of paper.

If current radiation propulsion technology were used as a rocket engine on Earth, the rocket would definitely not be able to fly.

Radiation propulsion is widely used because it is highly efficient in utilizing mass, meaning it has a higher specific impulse. When combined with controlled nuclear fusion, the specific impulse can be raised even higher.

Specific impulse is not the same as acceleration, but it determines how high a spacecraft can ultimately reach and how efficient it is at utilizing fuel.

When the topic turned to materials science, Rediaz became somewhat somber.

"Materials science is unlikely to make any further progress. Sophon has rendered accelerators largely useless. Technology is advancing, but such progress is merely consuming previous theoretical reserves. Once the peak of development is surpassed, human progress will slow down until it comes to a complete standstill."

Since waking from hibernation, Radiaz has learned about humanity's current predicament from the PDC.

Lin Feng leaned back in his seat and answered with a relaxed expression.

"Relax, the situation is not that dire yet. Humanity still has several centuries to go. If the Dyson Cloud is built, the accumulated electrical energy over the centuries will be the capital for future human fleet battles."

"Even primitive people's bows and arrows, if the arrows can reach the fifth cosmic velocity, can still crush missiles and nuclear weapons. If the technology is insufficient, energy can be used to make up for it."

Radiaz's serious expression relaxed as he looked at Lin Feng.

"Now I've finally discovered where we have in common."

Chapter 99 You get used to cursing after a while

"In the war against the invasion of the Trisolaran world, humanity will surely win, the enemy invading the solar system will be annihilated, and Earth's civilization will continue for generations in the universe..."

Lin Feng stood in front of a statue, which was the Statue of Liberty. It was exactly the same as the Statue of Liberty in New York, USA. Apart from being smaller, it was hard to find any differences between them.

Next to the goddess statue was a black granite stele, and Lin Feng was muttering to himself about the inscription on the stele.

The inscription on the square stele, with the same meaning but different words, covers the entire stele.

"It's less of an indelible mark and more of a blessing."

Lin Feng stared at the inscription on the square tablet and chuckled softly.

There were many people around Lin Feng. Some were tourists, some were reporters, and some were residents from the neighborhood. They were all different kinds of people, but they were all taking pictures and talking about the statue, the monument, and the building further inside.

Just as Lin Feng was about to walk towards the building, someone suddenly grabbed him.

It was an old man, very old, with a hunched back, leaning on a cane, asking Lin Feng in a trembling voice.

"Wait, sir, you don't mean to go in, do you?"

"What will happen if we go in?" Lin Feng asked.

"This is a factory for transforming people's minds. Once you go in, you won't come out as yourself! Cough cough cough..."

The old man kindly reminded and warned Lin Feng not to go near that building.

In the old man's eyes, that building came from hell; it was built by demons, and once someone went in, they would no longer come out as themselves.

Just as Lin Feng was about to strike up a conversation with the old man, an angry voice caught his attention.

"Get out!"

A bald, middle-aged drunk man with a gloomy face scrambled out of the building, looking quite disheveled.

Lin Feng stepped past the statue and entered the building, where he bumped into an enraged Bill Hines.

Bill Hines' anger subsided upon seeing the arrival of new people.

He looked Lin Feng up and down, feeling that he looked familiar but also somewhat unfamiliar. After recalling for a moment, he said uncertainly.

"You are... Feng Taylor?"

"It's me. I heard you finished your hibernation and opened a belief center, so I came here specifically to see you. You won't be unwelcome, will you?" Lin Feng said.

Bill Hines had no reason to refuse another Wallfacer's visit.

"Of course you're welcome, please come in."

Bill Hines led Lin Feng into the building. Lin Feng glanced back at the crowd gathered around the statue. Although there were many people, they maintained a certain distance from the building, like sheep fearing wolves, not daring to cross the line.

“Almost no one dares to come in here. People are much more sensitive to their thoughts than their bodies,” Lin Feng said as he walked.

"This place is only open to the Space Force, so their concerns are unnecessary."

Despite saying that, Hines still seemed somewhat discouraged.

Upon hearing this, Lin Feng asked again, "Was that guy who was kicked out just now also from the Space Force? What did he do to make you so angry?"

Hines was silent for a moment, then replied with a hint of disdain.

"He wanted a belief that his wife was not having an affair."

Lin Feng was taken aback, then answered with a wry smile.

"Ah...this is such a sad story."

If a man has that kind of belief, it means that his wife is indeed having an affair, but he is unwilling to let go, so he tries to deceive himself in this way.

That's terrible...

Although simps never get a good death.

"Sit down in the meeting room," Bill Hines asked.

"You came all this way just to see the plan I'm implementing?"

Keiko Sugiyama brought over two cups of tea and placed them on the coffee table in front of Lin Feng and Bill Hines, respectively.

"Oh, thank you."

Lin Feng thanked Sugiyama Keiko and then turned to answer Bill Hines' question.

"That's one reason. Another reason is that I want to obtain the technical information on the thought imprint from you," Lin Feng said seriously.

Bill Hines looked troubled. The technology of mind stamping has a very large impact, and if it is used maliciously, the consequences will be extremely terrible.