The elevator continued to go up, and Luo Nan looked at the jumping numbers on the panel. He suddenly asked, "Isn't it too easy?"
Qin Yikun and Gaud looked at each other. They hesitated for a moment before Qin Yikun responded, "Indeed. That person's mind collapsed just like that. Mr. Luo, what did you do just now? Did you apply pressure locally? "
"I didn't do anything, aside from the initial force. My previous plan was easily broken by someone, but now the answer popped out on its own. It was so easy. Why? "
Qin Yikun answered cautiously, "They're on different levels. The two suspects are both very powerful powers, and Mr. Yue is just an ordinary person. "
The so-called "suspects" were referring to Quantum Corporation and the Gene Exchange. Yue Qi, a successful person in society, clearly did not have the qualifications to compare with these two powers.
"Of course, they're on different levels." Luo Nan acknowledged this prerequisite. But then again, the two Order of Justice First Oblatums on the 177th floor weren't bad either, but they were quite anxious right now. And this was a situation where Luo Nan did not deliberately target them.
In Luo Nan's eyes, the large living area was a region where his soul strength tyrannically interfered with. The thoughts, choices, and actions of the vast majority of people suddenly became special.
It was simple.
Had his eyesight and analysis improved? No. Luo Nan never believed that he had any talent in analyzing situations and peeling silk from cocoons. The reason why he had a feeling of 'simplicity' was undoubtedly because the current situation had inexplicably become direct and clear.
Just like the emergency notification that intensified the situation. Just like Yue Qi's display of mental defenses collapsing.
Luo Nan knew that the most direct reason for this was the Silent Thundercloud that he had released into the mental domain of others. It was just as Bamboo Pole said. Quite a few of these fellows with ulterior motives had sunk into a state of brain hypoxia under the powerful pressure. They were at a loss of what to do, and most of them relied on their inferior instincts to do all sorts of absurd, ridiculous, and foolish actions.
But were the two First Oblatums of the Order of Justice suffering from brain hypoxia as well?
Clearly not.
But their actions were clearly affected, to the point where clear fluctuations appeared in their emotions and mental states. Their mental defenses, which were originally quite strict, silently cracked and cracked, exposing quite a few flaws for Luo Nan to exploit.
The series of changes in the state of affairs made Luo Nan feel as if he had gained something. He seemed to have discovered a method, a "new model" that was completely different from his previous failed designs. It could make up for, or at least bypass, the shortcomings of his strategic designs.
That's right. Luo Nan had been brooding over his failure in the treatment room all this time. Victory had been so close at hand, but it had been forcefully cut off by someone. All of his previous efforts had been wasted. And this was a conditional lock that had been set up early on. It was like a noose, waiting for him to obediently step on it...
Do you feel like your IQ is being crushed?
Therefore, Luo Nan needed to make up for his mistakes. Aside from the interference waves that could be transmitted two thousand kilometers away, he urgently wanted to make corrections to his own behavior.
Luo Nan clenched his hand into a fist and lightly smacked his forehead. He tried to sort out the flashing and changing flaming tails of spiritual light in his mind. He wanted to find the most fundamental point of force.
The elevator continued to ascend. Luo Nan knew that this journey would be smoother. As mentioned before, his perception covered the entire building. Under the premise of near-omniscience, he could, of course, make predictions.
This was Luo Nan's most accustomed way of thinking. It was also a kind of classic method … … Observation, generalization, classification, corresponding consideration, and solution.
He was used to being an observer. He was able to utilize the mental sensing network very well, maximizing the absorption of information, enriching the conditions, reducing the difficulty of making judgments, and increasing the precision. It was just like doing exercises. He was methodical, obtaining the correct answer. He was as rigorous and thorough as possible.
However, errors would always appear.
Especially with the expansion of the span of time and space, there would always be such and such accidents. Mechanical objects would have conflicts and malfunctions. The ever-changing human heart would always give people "surprises". There would be gaps in one's own thinking when there were too many conditions to collect … …
Of course, he could observe more deeply, calculate more seriously, and expend more energy to reduce errors to the minimum. However, the changes of the world were not like taking the elevator and doing exercises. If he guessed wrong in the elevator, he would at most have to wait a bit longer. The exercises would forever lie in the exercises collection. If he was wrong, he could change it. If he couldn't, he could study it again.
Dealing with the affairs of the world involved success and failure, life and death. It involved too many domains that he did not understand and did not delve deeply into. For example, the condition lock this time. The entire biochemical reactor, the design diagram of the parasitic monster, and the anatomical diagram were more or less placed before his eyes, but he still missed the condition lock. Even after the conclusion appeared, he still needed to spend a considerable amount of time to understand and guess. Only then would he be able to understand the mechanism of this ambush.
If he were to encounter a similar situation again, would he have to learn and solve the problem step by step? Would he have to find all the conditions, analyze them clearly, establish a model, and verify them one by one?
It was impossible!
In the end, he wasn't an omniscient and omnipotent god. His mental sensing network and the processing mode of his brain were ultimately unable to encompass the entire world.
This was a heavenly road that looked very beautiful, but countless traps and landmines were hidden on the road. The more he went forward, the more beautiful the scenery, but the greater the danger!
In that case, was there a method that could effectively reduce the conditions and calculation requirements, allowing him to always be in the domain that he was most proficient in, to handle problems with ease?
"I have a general idea." Luo Nan spoke abruptly, causing the two bodyguards beside him to only smile wryly.
Luo Nan asked them a question at this time, "Say, the twenty thousand people of Aurora Cloud City right now. Which direction do you think they will go? What form will they take to leave?"
Qin Yikun looked at Gaud, and Gaud looked at Qin Yikun. The two politely pushed and pushed back a few times before Qin Yikun replied awkwardly, "I can't say for sure. But the method is probably the elevator."
"Then what will happen if Aurora Cloud City catches fire right now?"
"......"
Qin Yikun couldn't continue. He just wanted to ask, Boss Luo, what are you doing?
Luo Nan answered his own question, "They will certainly call the police and flee. Under the guidance of the fire prevention system, people will no longer take the elevator. They will flee through the fire escape passageway. And if we clearly tell them that there is only one passageway that is unobstructed, then everyone, or at least the majority of people, will rush there. Even the most resolute of fellows will be affected by the surging tide of people …. The situation becomes simple. The flow of people and their corresponding variables will be squeezed into a limited area, and it will be easier to take advantage of. Of course, this is just a guess. I haven't verified it yet. "
Verify your sister!
The pressure on Qin Yikun and Gaud was like a mountain in an instant. Strands of coldness even seeped out from the back of their necks. It wasn't that they didn't have confidence in Luo Nan. It was that the young man before them displayed an extremely serious attitude.
Truth be told, they really didn't know if Luo Nan, who had been immersed in his own logic, would really go and do a little experiment or something …. He didn't even need to move his pinky finger to create a disaster that was a hundred times more terrifying than a fire.
Luo Nan felt the changes in the moods of the two bodyguards. Yes, this could be considered a sort of verification. When external forces forcefully intervened, even the numerous and complicated human hearts would be dissolved layer by layer. Only a few answers would remain.
There were only a few limited instinctive modes for humans. It was just as Bamboo Pole said. Animalistic nature would dominate everything in the end.
Of course, it was impossible to achieve perfection in the vast majority of situations, especially when facing a powerful enemy. But in the end, the train of thought was correct …. Limit the domain. Limit the level. Limit the direction. Make things simple. And in order to accomplish all of this, one needed to actively intervene.
Engaging in pure observation from beginning to end was a comprehensive, thorough, yet passive method. The sensing network that covered the entire world was just the first step to seize the initiative. Its clairvoyance was only temporary. If Luo Nan still used the thought process of doing exercises to solve practical problems, even if he had the support of the sensing network and was a step, two, three, or even four steps faster, he would still be in a passive position when competing with those fellows who had been operating for many years and had buried countless traps.
The Conditional Format Lock that gave him a hard slap in the face was the best example.
Luo Nan's new train of thought was to go from being passive to being active.
Then what should he do? What should he do in order to be more proactive in intervening and obtaining the best results?
What should he do in order to have an effective effect on an ordinary person like Yue Qi? What should he do in order to have a substantial effect on an elite of the inner world like Li Taisheng? Or even on the powerful people hiding behind Quantum Corporation and the Gene Exchange?
Luo Nan wanted to continue pondering, but his wristband vibrated at this time, interrupting his train of thought. He glanced at the caller ID, and the corner of his eyes twitched.
He Donglou, this playboy. What the hell was he doing getting in on the action?
Luo Nan didn't have the leisure to pay attention to this fellow. He simply refused the call and continued to ponder his own matters. He Donglou didn't disturb him any further.
The elevator went all the way up, and it was just as Luo Nan had predicted. Practically no one cut in line. The elevator only stopped for the first time when it reached the 160th floor.
Luo Nan furrowed his brows, and the smell of alcohol assailed his nostrils as the metal door opened.
“Surprise！”
He Donglou leaned against the edge of the elevator and suddenly leaned half his body over. He didn't care what sort of expression Luo Nan had and just laughed loudly. His face was scarlet red, and it was obvious that he was in a drunken state.
Luo Nan wasn't scared. He just pondered whether or not he should let Qin Yikun kick this brother out.
And at this time, He Donglou gave him a thumbs up. "Boss Luo, I heard that your esteemed self barged into the Caesar Club and kicked the balls of the Huang Family's kid …. Aha, this terrible party is lacking a man like you. Go go go! Let's go get high together!"
He slammed his head into the room as he spoke. He wasn't the only one. There were five or six other drunk men and women behind him. They followed in, laughing and laughing.
Qin Yikun looked at Luo Nan, and Luo Nan didn't have the impatience he had earlier. Instead, it was as if he had discovered something interesting. He sized up these people back and forth.
He asked He Donglou, "How did you know I was here?"
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