Lu Yao combed through the before and after of the elephant incident.
Astrologer Lianzhen used a paper devourer Taoist soldier to control [Generation Body] Yao Switch and acted on the child’s identity. She tamed the [Ten White Elephants] and used the ability of the Wish Seed to influence ordinary people and players with the aim of drawing out Nandu.
Hong Mouxiong was just the epitome of this.
However, the character of the Lianzhen Star Monarch was also influenced by the Generation Body, acting in a style close to that of a child, and in some cases it became intentional and slightly reckless.
When Nandou didn’t show up for a long time, the Lianzhen Star Monarch attempted to capture the investigating Song Shiyi and Yin Shabei as a way to further irritate Nandou in the secrecy bureau.
He was then violently killed after being beaten by a group of Lu Yao Apostle Corps.
The source of this involved [Beidou]’s affair with [Moon God] many years ago, the details of which are unknown. But the result was that the [Moon God] and Song Shiyi completed some kind of fusion, while the [Beidou] party became fragmented, with several starlords lost in the Void Zeus.
This matter involved the committee’s hidden secrets behind it.
Lu Yao didn’t want to delve into it.
What gave him solace was that this risky heavy-handed attack was rewarding.
Not to mention getting the first Godhead, he also figured out how the qualification of Godhead was obtained.
As for the [Paper Devourer Dao Soldier], it could be considered a substitute for Yinsabel’s eyeballs, but mostly it couldn’t be used because Lu Yao never considered waving it around in the current world.
Silkworm Bush and Three Headed Dog Harrow had both said that most of the initiates of this era were low-key and hidden, and that their predecessors had all refrained from stirring up trouble, so it was right to learn from them.
The beauty of it was that the title of the Lianzhen Star Sovereign hadn’t popped out.
It was said that the title power of a title deity could be inherited, I don’t know if the popping rate was too low this time, or if it couldn’t be obtained due to violent means.
I’ll try again next time if I have the chance.
After sleeping until noon the next day, Lu Yao got up and checked on the webpage that the intelligence fee on his bank card had arrived.
Two funds were credited before and after, the one that arrived first was the intelligence fee of 4200, and there was another one of 3000 yuan for labour.
Lu Yao recalled that the first time he assisted Song Shiyi into the crossbelt as a volunteer, there was also such a sum of money. It did seem like the standard had remained the same for years, as Song Shiyi had said.
It didn’t matter if you were walking across the border to make a pass, or taking out a Title Deity, it was all a bite-sized 3000.
In terms of wages arriving, the committee was much more punctual than the company.
Lu Yao made up his mind.
He made a call to the company’s Huang boss, the general meaning is that he is going to go start a business with his classmates and quit.
Boss Huang was a bit surprised and made some symbolic retention.
Lu Yao still insisted.
Boss Huang said, “At least you have to work this month, or else you won’t be able to settle your salary for the next few days.
Lu Yao directly said no and hung up the phone.
After this phone call, he only felt that the weight on his shoulders seemed to be much lighter. No matter what, there was no need to leave early and return late every day, worrying that the boss would run away one day.
It was also work, and being Song Shiyi’s special intelligence agent was a bit more reliable and free. Lu Yao pondered, after that, there could be a little more in terms of meals and intelligence, and dangerous actions should still be less involved.
Goodbye to the past.
A new life has begun!
……
Lu Yao ordered a takeaway while returning his attention to the simulator.
A long list of reminders popped up on the screen.
[Shibao invented the four operations.]
[Hammer Endless invented ratio and proportion.]
[Shang Xun invented the unit of weight measurement: 1 stone = 1000 shells.]
[Shang Xun invented the unit of power measurement: horsepower.]
[Lantern multiplier taught the unit of length measurement: 1 metre = 100 centimetres = 1000 millimetres]
[Yao Cheng invented statistics.]
[Shang Hsiun invented equations.]
[The Yao formalised the measurement of quantities: mass, length, area, time, volume, currency sea shells, etc.]]
[The Yao tribe’s intelligence has been slightly improved.]
Lu Yao looked a bit dazzled.
Good lord, maths had finally broken the ice.
He clicked on them one by one, slowly figuring out this round of creation and invention blowout.
The source was still Prophet Shibao breaking through a crucial step.
He formalised the four rules of arithmetic, giving everyone the means to combine multiple numbers into calculations, thus allowing a qualitative change in the Yao Race’s computational ability and constructing the underlying mathematical arithmetic foundation.
On this foundation, inventions in various fields were rapidly extended.
In the field of smelting and casting, the ingenious artisan Hammer Endless pounded out ratios and proportions, allowing for clearer norms and standards for all kinds of metal products and props, making batch production simpler and reducing losses and errors.
The old rider, Shang Xun, continued to further optimise and improve around the [Fire and Steam Carriage] he had made.
He developed weight units and power units to describe each Fire Vapour Wagon, thus making the performance more intuitive. Both the maker and the user could understand the characteristics of different vehicles.
Lamp Ride was considered one of the exceptions, it simply brought the length unit from [Misty Harbour] to Sand City and incorporated this ready-made result into the Yao civilisation.
Yao City, on the other hand, continued the tradition of group effort and collective thinking, and through the collision of the minds of many scholars, continued to make modifications and developments, and formally brought the discipline of statistics onto the stage.
All of the aforementioned results had been precipitated over many years, based on the trial and error and summarised experiences of previous generations, and finally broke through the bottleneck after Shi Bao broke through the four rules of arithmetic.
The only one who looked a bit out of place in it was Shang Clueless.
Lu Yao remembered this name.
She was the girl who said “Maths is too hard” in Shi Bao’s class.
Maths is too hard, so you secretly came up with equations to make it harder for everyone, right?
Lu Yao’s mind can not help but recall the student era, some very good grades of the school bully, also often said that the test is not good, some content is too difficult and so on words …… results out to kill everyone.
I didn t expect you to be such a business ignorance.
Lu Yao turned over the golden plains backstage and was ready to check her curriculum vitae and criticise it.
He swept his gaze from top to bottom.
Shang Dui came from a small merchant family in Yancheng, and her family was in the grain business. It mainly purchased the three staples of wheat, potatoes, and soya beans from farmers, and then sold them to some of the islanders as well as some of the chefs who made food in the city.
So when Shi Bao first raised the issue of meat cakes, Shang Clu gave a very detailed consideration of the actual situation, as she herself was well aware of these on-the-ground conditions.
The reason why the family’s business was getting worse and worse was because the grain trade relied on thin profits in large quantities, unlike other new commodities where individual profits were high.
In the grain sector, cost control is the internal skill that traders compete with.
Due to their small scale and few channels, the Merchant Clueless family was in a difficult situation as the big merchants kept squeezing their survival space.
Her father had to transform and get involved in all kinds of engineering and construction, and began to bring workers to build houses and roads.
The reason why Shang Dui came to the engineering college to pursue her studies was also because she wanted to gain more knowledge in order to better help her family.
As it turned out, by mistake, she was interested in the freshman subject of maths.
Numbers meant a lot to the merchant; they measured wealth and described and valued goods. How to make the outflow of numbers less and the gain of numbers more is a game that merchants play all their lives.
A natural sensitivity to numbers, learning by standing on the shoulders of those who came before her, and persistent experimentation led Merchant Clueless to find the equation at the age of 29.
With this, she officially became a maths lecturer at the Faculty of Engineering, completing a new and old legacy with her mentor, Shi Bao.
Her contemporary, Sake Sword, who looked even more dazzling at the time, was now running the family’s liquor shop business and seemed to be happy with his life as an inheritor of the family fortune.
The game interface shows.
–Great God, there is a believer who has performed a feat that far surpasses her peers, is there a need to transform her into a hero?
A shimmering light emanated from Shang Dui’s body.
Lu Yao tapped yes.
On the riser, the appearance of a young girl sitting on a chair emerged. On the wall was a number written out by the old man in charcoal, and various combinations of numbers constructed a complex and obscure totem.
A messy string of hair sprouted from the girl’s head.
She scratched her head with her hand, still trying to make sense of it.
Under this self-portrait is written.
–All problems, it seems, can be mathematical.
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[Hero lv2] Shang Clueless
Attack 0 Defence 0 Knowledge 5 Mana 0 Luck 1 Morale 1
[Ability]
Wisdom lv1
Trade lv2
Theology lv1
Mathematician lv1
……
At this moment, Shang Clueless was in front of one of the walls of the Engineering Academy, holding a charcoal pencil and doing calculations.
Sensing the gods watching and bestowing blessings, she panicked and sat down on her knees.
“Lord Yao God …… thank you for everything you’ve given me, allowing me to recognise the meaning of numbers, I will continue on the path of mathematics and do solid research like Teacher Shi Bao.”
Lu Yao gave her points to lv10.
A thought box floated above Shang Diao’s head.
“It feels like the mind has become a little clearer and the hands and feet are much more flexible.”
“But …… the unseeable gods, the omniscient and omnipotent Creator, always rewards and inspires every progress of the Yao Clan …… Is it possible to calculate the laws of it through maths? Or even calculate that divine book that the gods have graced us with?”
Lu Yao wished her luck.
If one day, Yao Clan could learn high mathematics, he would be pleased to give away Linear Algebra as well as Signals and Systems.
