Gene Unlocking: I Evolve Every Day

In the quiet room, Lu Li was simulating how to establish an ”energy dwarf star system” within his body.

Although the structure of the cosmos can be used as a reference, it certainly cannot be completely copied and needs to be appropriately modified according to his own condition.

He aimed to construct an energy source in a ”perpetual motion” manner based on his own structure.

The ”deduction” of the Power of Law was rapidly simulating the situation.

A variety of possibilities came into view, allowing Lu Li to see the consequences brought about by each different construction.

In the past, the skill he mastered, ”simulation,” used powerful ”spiritual power” for calculations.

The final answer obtained might not necessarily be achievable, and the effect might not necessarily be optimal.

Since completing his seventh deep evolution, Lu Li’s ”thoughts” absorbed the Power of Law from the heavens and all dimensions, allowing him to master a type of Power of Law called ”deduction.”

This ”deduction” power is many times more powerful than ”simulation.”

Lu Li could use it to see millions of futures and then determine which ones are correct and which are possible but might not happen.

Take Doctor Strange in ”Avengers: Infinity War” as an example.

He saw 14,605,000 futures.

Ultimately, only the scenario where Tony Stark snaps his fingers, perishing together with Thanos’ army, held victory.

In fact, the scenes Doctor Strange observed already involved the multiverse.

For example, Thanos from another timeline arriving at the timeline of Iron Man and his allies.

And once the multiverse was involved, there were more than one way to resolve Thanos.

Subsequent to that, in the universe with the Illuminati, a different ”ending” appeared.

That is, the future winning scenario was not unique, but Doctor Strange only saw one.

Similarly, Lu Li’s previous ”simulation” was, at best, like ”Doctor Strange.”

However, the current Power of Law ”deduction” allowed him to see all the ”multiverse Thanos outcomes.”

And then choose the best plan to do what he wanted to do.

Of course, the Power of Law of ”deduction” goes far beyond just the deduction simulation of constructing something.

It has many powerful functions.

For example, ”weaving the future.”

What is ”weaving the future”?

To give an example, as long as Lu Li simulated a path for Earth’s civilization to follow, and then used the Power of Law ”deduction,” he could ensure Earth’s civilization reached the future he envisioned.

”In brief, the whole planet’s eight billion people, countless lives, and even Earth itself would be subject to my will, aiming to accomplish the ’goals’ I set for them.”

Lu Li was well aware that once he did that, he, in a certain sense, would become the ”will” of Earth.

Even if his power was strong enough, ”weaving the future” for the whole cosmos would not be impossible.

This is the Power of Law ”deduction”!

This is its awesomeness!

Well, never mind how awesome it is.

Let’s first deduce the energy source.

Lu Li collected his thoughts.

Continuously deducing and simulating possible constructions of the ”energy dwarf star system.”

Soon, he deduced 13,600,763 construction plans.

Among them, thirty-six plans were quite complete.

And about four were most suitable for his own situation.

These four plans were all perfect and could be considered the best plans.

Lu Li observed each carefully and found that the outcomes of the four plans all resulted in his body being filled with the 65 trillion stellar force needed for the ”cells,” but the pace of development varied greatly.

The first plan progressed relatively quickly in the early stages.

It could allow him to increase by 30 million stellar force per day.

However, due to structural issues, the subsequent progress would be slow.

Lu Li thought carefully.

He needed a total of 65 trillion stellar force.

If it were 30 million stellar force per day, it would take over two million days to fill all the ”cells” with energy.

”No, this approach is only suitable for the current stage and offers no help to the future.”

He immediately rejected the first plan without hesitation and began reviewing the second plan.

This plan was somewhat different from the previous one.

Its construction method was somewhat similar to his initial, gradual update method.

It required Lu Li to first build a ”supermassive energy black hole” within himself, and then construct various energy stars, planets, etc.

Once developed to a certain degree, build another ”supermassive energy black hole,” gradually forming an ”energy galaxy.”

This construction method was relatively simple but time-consuming.

However, its advantages were evident. In the early stage, it could only increase by 15 million stellar force per day, but once his energy limit reached 10 billion stellar force, it would directly update, allowing his daily increase in energy limit to reach 10 billion stellar force.

Lu Li calculated that by doing so, it would take him only 666 days to reach billions of stellar force, and then after 6,500 days, he could fill the ”cells.”

”Although the early development is a bit slow, with this construction, I would only need over 7,000 days to have 65 trillion stellar force.”

Lu Li thought this plan was good and kept it temporarily.

He continued to look at the third plan.

This plan was a bit peculiar.

Its construction method, however, was very similar to Lu Li’s initial ”Yin-Yang fish” concept.

The difference was that this plan did not require Lu Li to manually construct ”energy stars” and ”energy planets.”