Just "gaidu" it, and youâll know.
The upgraded biological computer has enabled the âCyber Network Browser Entranceâ function, and Gao Gong, using his 30 years of programmer-level skills, modified it a bit to create this knockoff, hanging it in the Cyber Network.
These days, the thing software lacks most is traffic, especially his kind, which neither bears the mark of a big enterprise nor serves as an exclusive channel in the underworld.
But none of that matters!
Because he has a rich benefactor!
Filled with confidence, Gao Gong sent over several gigabytes of Rich Lady Love Prototypeâs NSFW photos, and the great Mother of Data, Miss Cyberpedia, quickly responded.
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âAuntie didnât spoil you for nothing, kid.â
As the largest traffic entrance in Cyber Space, just a slight tilt of resources by Eliza could feed Gao Gong for eight lifetimes.
Soon, countless access commands were flooding in, and Gao Gong even had to use a âSmall-scale Void Realmâ as a secondary server to prevent Gaidu from downtiming.
âWhat is gaidu?â
âWhatâs your relationship with Eliza?â
âWhy isnât Eliza attending this Fortress Conference?â
âHow can I use data drugs indefinitely?â
âHow can I quit self-pleasure?â
âHow can I remove my stomach?â
"How to..."
The biggest difference between Cyber Space and the internet is that although everyone on this planet can go online, itâs through âsubconscious internet accessâ.
In other words, this kind of âaccessâ is not conscious but unconscious. Human subjective consciousness is limited, but human âdivergent thinkingâ is limitless.
So even if only a tiny part of the traffic is diverted, this traffic is thousands or millions of times greater than the search engines of the past, and itâs quite dangerous.
Gao Gong was like standing on a huge waterway, where codes, commands, characters, search content, artificial viruses, thought fragments, and simulation monstersâthis chaotic, tangled information in Cyber Spaceâblocked all his senses, morphing into a massive dirty wave crashing down on him.
Even before nearing, Gao Gongâs senses were already overwhelmed by this immense pressure, causing data liquid to ooze from his five senses.
This is a level that only a Big Data Monster can handle.
[Activate âDistributed Processor System.â]
[âDistributed Processor Systemâ activated.]
With the activation of the second function of the biological computer, Gao Gongâs body began to twist, with the skin and flesh tearing apart. This tearing wasnât like the data splitting of a âCyber Killerâ; it was more like cell division.
One splits into two, two into four, and four into eight.
They were all Gao Gong, yet each bore a distinctly different demeanorâsome lively, some calm, some looking zen, and some... looking lewd.
Distributed Processor System: Distributes the âNeural Systemâ pressure evenly across all the body systems to achieve higher processing efficiency.
Note: This type of computation is not limited to the neural system. The more complex the lifeform, the more systems can participate in calculations.
Humans are fortunate; some advanced carbon-based civilization lifeforms possess dozens or even hundreds of life systems. This way, even the most rudimentary âbiological computerâ can possess computational power comparable to a planet host.
"Hurry up, my time is limited," âEndocrine Gao Gongâ said seriously.
âDigestive Gao Gongâ looked at him suspiciously, "Are you menstruating? When did you install this new feature? How come I didnât know?"
"With so much data, I wonder if thereâs any inappropriate stuff," âReproductive Gao Gongâ scratched his ear and shook his hips.
"The sooner we finish, the sooner we can get home. Iâm a bit hungry," the stomach of âDigestive Gao Gongâ growled.
In no time at all, except for âNeural Gao Gongâ, the other seven Gao Gongs all stood up, electronic downpours wildly pouring into the electronic pipelines. With the aid of the seven Gao Gongs, the power of the âSmall-scale Void Realmâ was at full throttle, the waterway even started to crack slowly due to the power, countless low-level data began to rewrite, and âMöbius Ringâ-style data tunnels started to appear.
And when the enormous data flood reached Gao Gong, the entire âgaiduâ system had already turned into a crisscrossed data network, node connecting to node, channel leading to channel, even the overwhelming data, after once, twice, thrice, even after millions of redistributions, finally became the kind that can be âdigestedâ.
"Done!"
"Can we go back now?"
"Go back my foot," âNeural Gao Gongâ finally opened his eyes, glanced around, and as expected, the other Gao Gongs all displayed tired expressions.
Despite the biological computer backing, such an âacross-level code writingâ operation consumes a lot of energy.
"Donât forget why we set up this âgaiduâ in the first place?"
"To advertise?"
"To sell private data?"
"To make VPN software?"
"Idiots, of course, itâs for the mission," âNeural Gao Gongâ rolled his eyes: "Donât forget, we havenât completed the Cyber Hacker job transfer mission, the AI War yet."
"Oh, it was meant to stir things up," the other Gao Gongs suddenly realized.
"Donât act like weâre having a nervous breakdown, rest enough, then get to work."
In an instant, the pipelines vanished, the data disappeared, the underlying code vanished, and the eight Gao Gongs appeared in the âBrain Discâ.
Currently, the âBrain Discâ is empty, not a single soul present; Cheap Little Sister, Flame Bird, Ahong, Aidolu, everyone had been dispatched.
From the application layer, to the data layer, finally modifying the low-level framework, then back to the application layer.
At this moment, the eight Gao Gongs, each representing a direction, with numerous screens continuously refreshing new âquestionsâ, and these questions were either results of subconscious diffusion, or truly from the subjective consciousness.
Information retrieval, data iteration, network warfare.
No one specified that the âCyber Test Fieldâ inevitably had to be in reality.
...
In the gaming forums, there exists a kind of user, who neither posts nor stirs up fights, barely partaking in any in-game discussions save for checking technical posts daily.
This type of person manages to play PVP as if itâs a single-player game.
And âDidaâ is exactly such a user.
âDidaâ, a female player, born in the Cyber Network, a low-level AI.
Itâs not that she was born a âsingle-player fanaticâ, but her birthplace was in the Cyber Network, where encountering players, or to say, players getting qualified to log into Cyber Space, generally takes until level 20 or so.
Initially, âDidaâ was quite bored, but soon enough, she was smitten.
Because Cyber Space was just too entertaining.
She could be like âInceptionâ, constantly venturing into peopleâs dream realms, to undertake tasks, to alter the dreams.
She could also farm monsters; Cyber Space had countless onesâdata redundancy, low-level viruses, logic scraps, and if luck favored, she might even receive official chase missions from the so-called âCyber Killersâ.
If she got tired of farming, she could also âplay through storiesâ, this kind of progression is by stepping into the subconscious realm, where different peopleâs subconsciousnesses merge, piecing together strange worlds, with even fragments from ancient memories seeping through, allowing her to traverse through different eras.
For instance, she could traverse the Steampunk Era, wearing ladyâs skirts and classical veils, experiencing various steam revolution events.
Or perhaps, she might return to the Civilization Era, witnessing how the Empire, the Federation, and the Alliance, those three colossal entities, opposed each other and evolved along their civilization paths.
Moreover, merely a single bluestone alley might hide an extensive storyâa manâs initial love or an unforgettable beloved.
The only thing that troubled her was, Cyber Space was intensely dangerous; often, if not careful, she would be slain by level 30, level 40, or even dream monsters marked with question marks.
Fortunately, after six months since the server opened, she roughly grasped the rules here, ensuring she wouldnât die easily anymore.
Moreover, she successfully evolved from a newbie AI to a level 28 Intermediate AI.
However, recently, she discovered something that terrified her, that this Cyber Space seemed to be getting intertwined with realities, causing all individuals to encounter bizarre events.
Her inquiring nature drove Dida to dig deeper, seeking the truth behind the eerie occurrences within the Cyber Space.