Riding and slashing the stars of empire civilization

If Milin was really thrown to Middle-earth for vacation as planned by those gadgets in the virtual world, then other people who don't know what happened would definitely do something more exaggerated.

Maybe something like the Imperial State Religion will be born. After all, using a kind of faith to fight against the existence of virtual realms with memetic pollution is the simplest and fastest way.

Based on Milin's understanding of Ella, she wouldn't mind using this tool.

As for future troubles... The admiral is gone, so no matter what kind of trouble it is, the most important thing is to find the admiral and let Gray Wind clean up the ground.

If it weren't for the lack of expertise, it would have been Hui Feng who was doing this work... To be precise, Hui Feng's methods have always been under-the-radar stuff.

"If that's the case, maybe you've been tricked." Milin said.

"Why do you say that?" Ella asked not quite understanding.

"As far as I know, those guys have a lot of experience in converting the object of belief into a physical existence. If I were not here and you were tossing me like this, a god in my name might appear." Milin explained. road.

"...Then what?" Ella immediately became curious about the consequences if this happened: "Then, Admiral, will you be replaced by that god?"

"Probably not, but don't you think it's weird for something to look like you and carry your name?" Milin said.

"It's quite weird." Ella thought about the scene and felt a little scary.

"Then there are other possibilities, too many anyway." Milin did not rule out whether those virtual entities had other means.

However, no matter what other methods he had, they were all eliminated by Milin's method of replacing gods with humans.

God does not make mistakes, so when God makes mistakes, people will only ask themselves, and if they ask themselves too much, they will start to talk nonsense.

But people are different.

No matter how enthusiastic you are about worshiping people, some people will still have a skeptical attitude.

This has nothing to do with culture or thought. This is purely the instinct of human beings as pseudo-social animals to pursue self-expression.

And this attitude will appear more as productivity develops and the means of living become more abundant. Even if the result is that the thinking brought about by this attitude is like a retard, at least there will be no divinity born in the name of Mirin. individual.

Of course, this cult of personality created by Milin's formalism and Ella's deliberate guidance is not without its sequelae.

Not long after, in the imperial capital where the resident loyalty +40 was displayed on the panel, slogans such as "Longevity to His Majesty Aila and XX to Inbrado" appeared.

Although this slogan is absolutely correct in a literal sense, why Ella is immortal is still one of Gray Feng's research topics. At the same time, under the careful care of Gray Feng's medical nanorobots, it is basically impossible for Milin to sick.

But Milin, who always felt very subtle, looked at Ella, who was the Minister of Propaganda.

"I really didn't do it, it was invented by the locals!" Ella said immediately.

"How could they invent these things..." Milin wondered.

"Admiral, have you forgotten your previous order for knowledge implantation?" Ella replied.

"Has it been completed?" Milin counted the time on his fingers and found that it didn't even last half a month.

"Grey Wind said that the knowledge was written very quickly, and it was done in a few minutes." Judging from Ella's tone, she also thought it was quite magical.

"This... the transmission rate is fast enough." Milin sighed and then understood why Ella mentioned this matter: "So this is how the locals use this kind of knowledge?"

"After all, transmitting knowledge is one thing, and training how to use this knowledge is also another thing." Seeing that Milin understood what he meant, Ella shrugged and spread his hands.

"What kind of knowledge did Gray Wind transfer?" Milin asked curiously.

"According to your request, Admiral, a civilized encyclopedia was transmitted, which is about the level of the information age." Ella said.

It's not that Gray Feng doesn't want to transmit more content, it's because the storage space of the brain plug chip manufactured at Gray Feng's current level is still limited by its size.

With the advancement of civilization, the capacity of the Civilization Encyclopedia has also increased exponentially.

"What kind of encyclopedia is this?" Milin continued to ask.

"It's astronomy, geography, mathematics, physics, and chemistry, as well as humanities encyclopedias and the like. There aren't many written records, just a few." Ella replied.

"... Mathematics, physics and chemistry are understandable. Where did the Humanities Encyclopedia come from? Was it the civilization before Gray Wind?" Although Milin is not too surprised that Gray Wind would add the Humanities Encyclopedia category to the encyclopedia, there are some I’m curious what humanistic encyclopedia Gray Wind joined.

Is it the humanities encyclopedia of the mother civilization in L Star Gate that was destroyed by Gray Wind? ...Since Gray Wind once imitated everything about that civilization, Gray Wind must have made a database of the humanities encyclopedia of that civilization itself.

But the problem is that humanistic knowledge is different from mathematics, physics and chemistry. Different civilizations will have completely different opinions.

Similarly, humanistic knowledge will fundamentally change a civilization. Is it possible that Gray Feng intends to change the humanistic painting style of this world to that of her mother civilization?

If this is the case, it is actually not impossible. I just hope that the human body structure of Gray Wind's parent civilization is not much different from that of the human species.

When Milin was wondering whether these were available, Ella said awkwardly:

"I basically provide all the knowledge in this area."

"...So it's not your fault..." Milin immediately complained with a stiff expression.

"Cassandra also provided a little bit, but it's not entirely mine." Ella immediately started the blame-shifting technique.

"I don't think Cassandra would be willing to provide those things." Milin said speechlessly.

"Anyway, it's just memory reading, and I didn't provide it on my own initiative." Ella said, continuing to blame the blame.

"Oh, that's it." Milin showed a surprised expression. It was normal for an immortal like Ella to inadvertently write down many strange things.

In this way, under the operation of Milin and Aila, the Imperial City not only restored stability very quickly, but also moved forward with the times at a very fast pace.

Although there is no complete knowledge retrieval training, experts cannot be selected to handle certain matters.

But the knowledge that already exists in the mind...or in other words, the brain chip will not disappear. When a brand new thing, such as an engine, appears in front of the people who have received knowledge infusion, he will naturally be able to "think" about it. The operating principle of the engine, the material requirements, the production process, and a lot of usage methods can be thought of.

If it's broken, you can find the cause very quickly... but you can't repair it by hand.

In other words, they have all become a group of armchair keyboard supermen, but at least they will no longer be so scared that they will wet their pants after seeing such things.