Sufferland: The Great Scientist of the Boundless Sea of Learning

The artificial humans of the Hall of Longevity, Purple Thunderbolt, Mechanical Demon Lord, the spaceships of the Ye Kou Moon People, Iron Inlay, Battle Armor, Invincible Little Dragon, Fangtian Miracle... The technology tree of the Bitter Realm is very advanced.

The technology in the Bitter Realm is advanced, and coupled with its constant intrigue and ever-evolving schemes of the wise, logically, the protagonist's technological advancements, unless kept secret, will inevitably be exploited by conspirators or used as pawns by the wise. However, keeping the technology secret renders it largely ineffective.

The Bitter Realm never needs anyone to save it; the population always refreshes at midnight, and it's never stopped.

The science of the Bitter Realm is 30-40% more advanced than Earth's, and you still want to study science? 😥

Hopefully, it won't primarily focus on external scientific equipment. I hope it will adopt a dual approach, combining science and metaphysics. Science shouldn't just be about creating powerful defensive, strength, speed, and offensive weapons; it should also include gene enhancement, fusion with other bloodlines and physiques, and the ability to modify and strengthen techniques and moves with clear microscopic vision.

The Bitter Realm is bad enough; why not create a mechanical race? Maybe the two negatives will work in pairs, uniting them to rebel against you.

What good is power if it's external? True power comes from within.

This thing is called the Nirvana Purification Method. Do you understand what Nirvana means? It is believed that after the first Living Buddha suppressed the evil soldier, the Buddhist sect has been thinking about a way to completely eliminate him, but using dragon energy can only eliminate half of him.

I feel like the closer the story gets to abandoning the main plot, the more the author seems to lose control. Incorporating science often feels excessive. After all, it's a semi-immortal world, and suddenly there's so much technology mixed in, along with the need to explain the processes, it gets a bit over the top. The technological processes seem to end after the protagonist uses their cheat abilities and the explanations, which makes the story a bit boring.

It suddenly occurred to me why the protagonist didn't use his cheat-like abilities to create a Bitterland version of artificial intelligence. Wouldn't that double the computing power, combined with his cheat-like abilities, lead to faster development?