Zhan He, the Lord of Zhan He!
For Luo Nan, who had just left the relay station, this was already a symbolic name. It was the most important landmark in the history of the Heavenly Yuan Empire. There was no other.
Luo Nan's knowledge of the Lord of Zhan He's life was still rather vague due to the severe limitations of his knowledge regarding sacrifice. All he knew was that he was the founder of the Heavenly Yuan Empire, one of the most powerful beings in the universe.
In fact, in the history of the Heavenly Yuan Empire, there was nothing wrong with the label of the Lord of Zhan He being the most powerful being.
Luo Nan's lack of knowledge regarding the history of the Heavenly Yuan Empire could only allow his thoughts to diverge to this degree. It was quite impossible for his eyes to be brimming with tears for the legacy of the founding emperor.
Then, he thought of something more realistic.
Authority.
Such a character. Such a large card. The external neuron's strict authority settings. Were there no restrictions in this aspect?
Luo Nan didn't feel that there were too many authority restrictions in the relay station. It wasn't that the restrictions were loose. Instead, within the precise and complete system, many meaningless reminders or obstacles had already become formless. If you couldn't see it, then you couldn't see it. Basically, you wouldn't be given a corresponding mission.
However, Luo Nan had soaked in it for a long time. He had a certain understanding of the authority of the Heavenly Yuan Empire. It could be said that there were differences in levels.
From Luo Nan's perspective, the social hierarchy and authority system of the Heavenly Yuan Empire was a rather typical multi-channel model. Within the strict hierarchical division, several specialized channels were opened to allow them to operate in parallel.
The most common ones included the nobility system, the professional system, and the knowledge system. Some of these were specialized nouns. Luo Nan could only roughly translate and understand them:
Officer, Officer, Nobility. These were the system of military service officials.
Bachelor, Technician, Teacher. These were the system of social professions.
General, Specialist, Heaven Ladder. These were the system of academic knowledge.
Basically, they were all rank three, rank nine.
In addition, there was a series of complicated cultivation orders. But in general, they could be summarized into three stages.
Namely, Internal Cultivation, Smelting, and Innovation.
Mentally, Luo Nan corresponded them with the Awakened, Architect, and Extraordinary of the inner world system.
These channels were either parallel or intersecting. Together, they formed the solid talent structure and knowledge system of the Heavenly Yuan Empire, as well as strict value judgments.
The knowledge of configuration and creation that Luo Nan had learned was incorporated into it. Each had a precondition and a continuation, forming a complete hierarchy of learning and research.
The special point here was that the 'innovation' in the cultivation system was often confused with the 'ladder to heaven' in the academic knowledge system.
The reason for this was that the first level of the Celestial Stairway was the most special. It was a stage of innovation in learning and cultivation, and it was the exploration and summary of the Dharma and Logos of the universe. It was boundlessly profound, and it wasn't something that could be covered by just three levels. Therefore, every hundred years, the ranking of the Heaven Stairway would be discussed by the various academies and research institutes of the Heavenly Yuan Empire. Then, the Senate would decide whether to increase or decrease the ranking.
Ever since the establishment of the Heavenly Yuan Empire, the Heaven Stairway had grown from the most primitive three steps to the thirteen steps that Luo Nan knew of. It had grown by a full ten steps. Every increase in level represented great progress in the research and cultivation system of the Imperium.
Moreover, it was said that almost the same number of times of reduction was hidden within, further proving the solid and rigorous side of this system.
And above this ranking system was the level of Grand Monarch.
The reason why it transcended above was because the level of Grand Monarch was the true transcendent realm, the immortal power, and the study that transcended limits. Aside from a portion of knowledge laws that were integrated into the thirteen steps of the Heaven Stairway, the general cultivation order and standards were already quite different from the understanding of ordinary people.
Luo Nan had yet to come into contact with the specific content, so he had no way of talking about it.
From this point of view, the initial privileges of the external neuron were set at the NCO rank for resource transfer and expert level knowledge search. This was already a mid-level authorization. Most of the high-level knowledge that Luo Nan had come into contact with at the relay station was at this level.
As for after passing the offline test, his knowledge access had risen to the fourth level of the Celestial Ladder, and what he had access to was already common knowledge that only teachers, dignitaries, and at the very least, elite officers had … Well, of course, special talents like Lieutenant Loande were a different story.
As for the domain involved in the two privileges: resource transfer and such, he was still muddle-headed. It seemed that it was related to the virtual brain system's analysis and the Inner Universe's simulator. Comparatively speaking, pure knowledge search was the most suitable for the current Luo Nan.
In any case, according to Luo Nan's understanding of the ranking system of the Heavenly Yuan Empire, the NCO rank and the Heaven Stairway rank were all fine. No matter how much one raised one's rank, they were still on the 'ordinary' level within the Heavenly Yuan system. They were in the domain of 'comprehensible'. Once they were linked to Lord Zhan He, they would instantly rise to an inconceivable level.
Even though this thesis with a rather long title appeared to be only a portion of some great work, it seemed to be some thesis or teaching material upon closer inspection. There were elements of imparting knowledge, but … …
Was it really possible?
"It should be possible," Luo Nan said to himself.
The privileges of the external neuron were both restrictions and insurance. So far it seemed that other than blocking him, testing him, and making things difficult for him, the external neuron basically maintained a good level of security.
As for the others, according to Luo Nan's personal understanding and experience, he could clearly sense and understand the information on the level of information search and integration.
Even though he only saw the title … …
The most important thing was that it had already come to this. What was he hesitating for!?
Luo Nan pondered and hesitated. In the end, he had the external neuron report that his privileges were insufficient. That would truly be a joke.
Luo Nan laughed to himself. His mind relaxed, and his telepathic thoughts touched the results of the search. He tried to flip through the information on Lord Zhan He's article like he did with the Lamination Interference Technology.
Luo Nan's consciousness became slightly dazed in the next second.
A pop-up window appeared on the virtual brain interface, but it passed in a flash. It seemed as if nothing had happened. And this work, elaborated by the highest level author, had already been released to Luo Nan … …
He thought that he would have to read, translate, understand, and so on, but there was none. Only bright sparks of electricity suddenly flashed within the haze of the mental plane.
Right now, Luo Nan's mental plane was filled with haze. The corrosive process of the Sunwheel Absolute Hell and the Sinful Poison Pollution was still ongoing, forming an endless dense fog. The imitation show of the heavily chained crow and the Wraith Sign was also gradually entering a fine state. Bright red light seeped through the depths of the chaotic fog, faintly illuminating the outline and some fragments.
When the article transformed into zigzagging lightning and pierced into the fog, it collided with the chaotic scene. But there was no conflict. Instead, it was simply projected.
It was like a unique printing machine. It used the fog as a medium to brush out group after group of bizarre graphic symbols … … It looked like the 'I' that Luo Nan had inexplicably grasped.
The secret sign was a combination of the central region's pictograms and highly generalized symbols. It was as if they came from the same source.
There was no doubt that Luo Nan could not understand a single one of them. Even if he had the 'I' secret sign to translate, he would not be able to understand them in a short amount of time.
But during this process, he vaguely grasped a few things behind the scenes. The main thing was the external neuron that carried and activated the electricity. It was a few fragments of the operation of the black box.
More accurately speaking, it was Configuration, Faith, and the Great Limit … … A Rational Reconstruction of the Evolution of History from Ignorance to Dawn: The Magneto-Optic Mica Chapter. This article had already transformed into electricity, and its source of information.
This was because even at this time, the electro-optic printer was still drawing an endless stream of information from many channels and many directions. The information was then transformed into strange characters and symbols that filled the sky.
Aside from the external neuron, there was also the half-decayed altar spiderweb, and even the Sunwheel Absolute Hell! A considerable portion of this work of the Lord of Deep Harmony was actually extracted and precipitated from the flood of information from the Sunwheel Absolute Hell.
This … …
It was no wonder!
It turned out that a considerable part of this content was completed from the "outside world".
At the very least, from Luo Nan's understanding of the situation, the external neuron's database didn't have an absolute advantage. Thus, the external neuron's own authority system was unable to restrain Luo Nan. It tacitly agreed that Luo Nan possessed the relevant authority.
The number of electro-optic characters increased endlessly. But as the density increased, the flavor of the characters and symbols grew fainter and fainter. Instead, the appearance of a configuration design was vividly displayed … … What followed was an even more concrete and detailed physical structure.
From the characters to the configuration. From the configuration to the physical. From the abstract to the concrete. As he explored step by step, Luo Nan's consciousness began to dance along with it. In his daze, it was as if he had once again experienced the seventy hours of his life at the relay station. But this time, the focus was different.
His consciousness left the base and entered the vaster world. He looked at the towering structure of clouds that was like a ship and a mountain. He looked at how it made adjustments, how it summoned the Hellfire Tyrant, and how it mobilized its military forces.
Of course, there was also the image of the Hellfire Tyrant, but it was much more blurry.
In this way, not a single one of the three parties that clashed at the relay station was missed. They all fell into Luo Nan's eyes, allowing him to observe them from a comprehensive and objective perspective.
Luo Nan had similar experiences during his offline tests, but he didn't understand them as clearly as he did now.
In the end, Backtrack concluded with the exceptionally clear and clear Shadow Cockroach.
What was this?
How could Luo Nan see the logic in this instant? But he faintly sensed that he could only approach things from the perspective of concrete images … … The deeper level of jurisprudence might be fatal!
Luo Nan found a good analogy. He was like Yin Le, Snake Tongue, and Cat Eyes of the past. He had entered a movie theater to experience the unfathomable demonstration of the rules.
The movie finally came to an end. The lights lit up, but Luo Nan discovered that this wasn't a movie theater. He didn't return to that bewildering, chaotic, and foggy environment. His consciousness had actually led him into a grand and imposing hall.
He couldn't see the structure of the palace too clearly. All he knew was that it was inconceivably vast and grand. There were no pillars or shadows blocking the way at all. All he could see were the numerous statues scattered about. There was also mist and mist circulating within.
Some of these statues were far away. Some were close. Some were blurry. Some were clear. Some were simply the mist itself. They would suddenly coalesce into form and then vanish into thin air.
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