Symphony of the Future

Celebrate! A salute to the end of abandonment and the birth of the future!

Let's first take a look at what the protagonist has tried to build guns and ammunition branches Some common creation materials gold Orion coat of arms Scroll of enchantment electromagnetic rifle Optical quantum computing core

I don't know what to say, but the box will be in batches anyway.

The book mentions a mysterious pre-civilization. The mainstream technology tree is more mysterious. Here I make some guesses about it. In its destruction, the protagonist, who is a member of human civilization, does not know the existence of the mysterious civilization. Moreover, the technology tree of human civilization is also very different from that of the mysterious civilization. Therefore, I basically conclude that human civilization has not discovered the remains of the mysterious civilization. (However, someone has tested the protagonist, indicating that human civilization may have intentionally hidden information about the mysterious civilization, or it may be that human civilization touched a certain ruins and obtained technological inheritance, but also caused natural disasters. In the end, humans decided to leave fire to the future, and began to select elites with knowledge and people with affinity for the world's logical neural network) But the Creation Era civilization has technology from the remains of mysterious civilizations. Although it is relatively incomplete like the technology brought from the remains of human civilization, it has surpassed human civilization's research on occultism much better. At least these occult technologies did not appear in the protagonist's previous life. Well, that is to say, in the past 20,000 years, many mysterious civilization ruins suddenly appeared in the world, or mysticism suddenly began to be studied (maybe the mysterious civilization actually appeared and declined in the past 20,000 years? The original article seems to refute this view.) Maybe natural disasters brought these ruins, or maybe the ruins released natural disasters. Anyway, these natural disasters that cannot be explained by electromagnetic technology must be related to the mysterious civilization. My guess here is something like elemental tides. Maybe during the period when the mysterious civilization was born, there was more energy in the universe, and humans could easily obtain extraordinary power. There were also natural extraordinary things that could be studied (natural disasters). In primitive society, humans had a fixed mindset that power could only come from themselves. (Perhaps people in such a civilization will be more selfish) So they focused on exploring themselves and studying the use of their own power. But then the energy in the universe fell silent, just like human civilization suddenly discovered that electric current could no longer drive machines. They fell into extreme panic, which led to the destruction of civilization. Only a few survivors were left around the world to continue to reproduce (pre-civilizations should also be human beings, right?) And these survivors thrived everywhere. Over the long years, knowledge was gradually lost, and the human race gradually differentiated into yellow, white, and black people in order to adapt to the environment. After development, they began to know how to use foreign objects, study the world, and tap powers that did not belong to themselves, and slowly established human civilization, while those relics of pre-civilizations were just regarded as ancient ruins. After all, computers without electricity are just a bunch of weird amalgams that are incomprehensible to people who have no concept of computers at all. Those relics of pre-civilizations might have been put in a museum as ancient people's sacrificial utensils or low-level daily necessities. In the past few years of 204, the energy in the universe has become active again, leading to the emergence of natural disasters, and occult science can once again be used and studied. The things in the ruins of mysterious civilizations have suddenly changed from computers with no electricity to computers that can emit light when pressed, completing the transformation from weird and useless combinations to others in the eyes of others. The transformation of the luminous square bricks inspired the Creation Era civilization to study "why the square bricks can shine", and discovered that this square brick could actually play Tetris, and then discovered that this square brick could actually perform complex calculations. Then they thought Tetris was fun, and began to research and build computers. This is probably my guess about the mysterious civilization. The last guess about the protagonist's ability was correct, what about this time? 8

If the protagonist asks someone to forcibly change his memory and make him think that there is a low-cost and powerful weapon in the era of human civilization, then can he also create something that has never existed at all?

Does anyone remember you?

Eunuch, you don't have to look at it to test the waters yourself.