I Have A Small World - Chapter166

Just like that, Liu Yu quietly returned to Earth.

The next step was how to pull people into the cells in his body.

Liu Yu was proficient in all five elements, but how to pull people into the cells and treat the cells as game characters still required careful thinking.

In order to pull people into the cell character, there had to be a transfer point, which was the terminal interface.

For example, the soul imprint.

When a person came into contact with the soul imprint, the soul imprint would guide the person's soul into the space in his kidney.

Of course, with Liu Yu's strength, there was no need for him to open a game company and create a cover to deceive people.

Liu Yu only needed to directly place a large number of soul imprints in the largest transfer station in the human territory.

Of course, Earth was also where the super rich and powerful were located, so it was not Liu Yu's first choice. Instead, he set his target on the left-spiral wall of the Fanguang Galaxy.

The Fanguang Galaxy was a resource-rich star field that humans had obtained tens of thousands of years ago. At the same time, it was also the transfer station from the left-spiral wall to the various star fields in the galaxy. The flow of people here was very large, more than tens of billions of people every day. He only needed to stay here for ten days to spread his soul imprint throughout the entire human territory.

When Liu Yu came to the Fanguang Galaxy again, it had changed greatly. The indigenous people here had disappeared in the long river of history. There were only humans left, countless humans.

The soul imprint could also be said to be a spiritual imprint, but it was stronger and more stable than a spiritual imprint.

Of course, the soul imprint was only relative. The humans in this era could be said to be universal cultivation, just like the nine years of compulsory education on Earth. Most people cultivated like that, and they were still ordinary people, only a few elites.

However, the soul imprint could be easily erased by others. This made Liu Yu feel very helpless. If it was tens of thousands of years ago, he could bind all the humans on Earth together. At that time, humans did not have the ability to erase the soul imprint.

First of all, the soul imprint's communication distance was limited. If it exceeded the detection distance of his divine sense, it could not connect to the cells in his body.

Of course, this wasn't a problem for Liu Yu. One was to establish multiple large-scale soul imprint transfer stations throughout the entire Milky Way Galaxy. The other was more mysterious, and that was to communicate with the laws of fate.

To Liu Yu, the Laws of Fate could be changed as he wished in this small world. He could turn a beggar into the main character of an era. Just by eating, sleeping, or walking, he could break through to the next realm. He could even have a fortuitous encounter like picking up a Divine Artifact.

The main reason was not the Law of Fate, but a branch of the Law of Fate, the Law of Karma. The Law of Karma was negligible in a small world.

However, as long as his soul imprint rolled around in the Law of Fate, he would be tainted with a trace of the Law of Karma.

The law of karma wasn't that magical in the real world, and it didn't require the fruits of others.

He only needed the Law of Cause and Effect to link everyone who came into contact with his Soul Imprint.

This was not a joke. Everything that the entire human civilization cultivated was derived from the Divine Transformation Technique that he had provided in the beginning. Without him at that time, how could there be the current human race?

This was a huge cause-and-effect relationship. Of course, in the real world, such a mystic-type item had never appeared before.

Just like the cultivators in the small world, they only cultivated their strength and not their state of mind.

They could break through their own limits and increase their realm by having abundant energy.

Liu Yu's current lifespan setting was something like the Law of Heaven to them, but it was not worth mentioning to Liu Yu.

Karma was a very mysterious thing. He could use it, but it was still very difficult for him to analyze it.

If you were given a Dancing Crane, you could press a button to detonate it, but could you make it?

Just the refining equipment alone was not something that an ordinary country could produce, let alone an individual.

After the Soul Imprint was imprinted on a person's body, then when they went to sleep at night, the Soul Imprint would guide them into the kidney space and enter the white blood cells. Then, they could start the game. This was a relatively simple game.

The cell game had just started, so Liu Yu naturally couldn't imprint on a powerful person.

Shouyang naturally looked for ordinary people, weak people, and not randomly selected people from the beginning.

Ordinary people, what were ordinary people?

They were people who had no achievements in any aspect. They had no money, no house, no power, and no strength.

These people were Liu Yu's best choice.

As long as the popularity of the game was promoted, those who had some strength in the future would not refuse the Soul Imprint on them.

First of all, the cell game was a game that concerned one's strength in the future. Liu Yu attached great importance to it. If one wanted a horse to run without grass, it would stop running after running for a while. This would not work.

When people entered the game, they would get one-tenth of the source income for every virus they killed. This was the playability of the cell game. Using strength to tempt them was also Liu Yu's gang leader for humans. After all, he was also a human, wasn't he?

After he was done, Liu Yu chose a hundred people from the Illuminating Star River to be the beta testers.

None of them were ordinary people. They had no money, no house, and no wife. They worked to get by. As for cultivation, they did not have the talent. Those with talent had been screened out long ago. Don't underestimate the pursuit of talents by various human forces.

The people at the bottom of this era actually had a good life. It did not matter if you did not work. You could be a salted fish and wait for the country to provide relief.

However, it was impossible to live a better life. The country would only ensure that you did not starve to death.

The people Liu Yu chose were naturally not salted fish. Although they did not have the talent for cultivation, they were willing to exchange their labor for a better life. These people were worth choosing.

As a low-level person in the Tong Kingdom, Xu Jie returned home from the small mining planet C1357. He dragged his tired body and looked at his rented house. He thought to himself, 'As long as I work for ten years, I can go to the kingdom's agricultural planet and buy a thousand mu of land to plant pollution-free food. Then, I can marry a wife and have children. If my descendants have the talent for cultivation, they can also become third-class citizens. Their social welfare will also be greatly enhanced.'

The Tong Kingdom was only a planet with three third-class modified planets. Third-class planets belonged to modified planets and were suitable for human survival. However, in terms of natural resources, they were very poor. There were at least 2,000 such kingdoms in human civilization. They all relied on powerful empires to survive.

Xu Jie lay on the bed and closed his eyes as he thought.

When Xu Jie opened his eyes again, he was stunned.

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