I am a god in the secret world

Chapter 501: [Approaching Science] Balanced Nutrition

As if he could sense what Bai Cha was thinking, the feeling of being watched suddenly disappeared.

Bai Cha looked around thoughtfully.

She washed her face first and then boiled some water.

Then I turned on the computer.

The computer itself is new and many things have to be downloaded.

However, there were some company-specific software in it, and Baicha opened them one by one to take a look.

Ah Huang suddenly sent a message.

Ah Huang: It’s almost dinner time. The restaurant is on the seventh floor. Remember to go on time.

Bai Cha glanced at the time. It was 5:30 pm.

Baicha: So how long do you have for three meals a day?
Ah Huang: Seven in the morning, twelve in the afternoon and six in the evening.

Bai Cha: What about the time range? There should be a time range, right?
Ah Huang: The meal time should not exceed one hour.

Bai Cha: Got it, thank you, I’ll be there in a minute.

Ah Huang: You’re welcome.

Ah Huang: Oh, by the way, now that you have joined the company, do you know its predecessor?

White tea: I’m not sure. There doesn’t seem to be much relevant information available on the Internet.

Ah Huang: Well, the company’s confidentiality measures are pretty good.

Ah Huang: Before the company was founded, a major event happened in human society. I don’t know if you know about it, but a lot of information has been deliberately concealed, and it is difficult for people at the bottom to know.

Ah Huang: That big event was named by those who knew about it: The Day of God’s Descent.

Ah Huang: Because on that day, the fate of mankind was completely changed. An immortal god with enormous power descended to the earth.

Bai Cha was not surprised by what Ah Huang said. She was more curious about the purpose of Ah Huang saying this.

Bai Cha: And then?

Ah Huang: Then, humans tried to steal the power of the gods. At the same time, humans discovered that the gods seemed to be indifferent to all human actions, even if they wanted to kill Him.

Ah Huang: But He is immortal. He was broken into many pieces. People then realized that this seemed to be the closest human beings have ever been to immortality.

Ah Huang: This is the predecessor of the company.

Baicha seemed thoughtful.

This stuff sounds so familiar.

She looked at the Tai Sui in her hand.

These two things are really similar.

Baicha: What exactly is He? For example, what does He look like?
Ah Huang: Who knows? Perhaps only those who have seen it with their own eyes know.

Ah Huang: However, the company’s research is based on the body of God, and perhaps you will have a chance to see it.

Bai Cha: If gods really exist, then I’m really curious.

She fully demonstrated the state of a person who learned about the existence of God for the first time, half believing and half doubting.

Ah Huang: If you see God, what would you like to do?

That’s a really good question.

Could the gods offer their power to her? She needed it.

Bai Cha: I haven’t thought of what to do for now... If I must say something, maybe break the damn classes and make everyone equal in the world?
Ah Huang: Hahahaha!
This series of laughter looks quite interesting.

Baicha: Do you think God would agree? Can He do it?

Ah Huang: Why can't we do that? If humans no longer existed in this world, everyone would be equal. What do you think?
Baicha: That makes sense.

This idea is quite dangerous.

But she probably understood the logic of this god: if Bai Cha wished for world peace, then He would directly destroy the world, and there would be no more life in the world, and there would be no more war.

Good idea.

All right. Bai Cha: But now that you mention it, I do have a wish.

Ah Huang: Tell me about it?
When this message came, Bai Cha felt that sense of being watched again.

She replied calmly.

Bai Cha: Some of them are hard to explain.

After all, she really wanted this god to offer sacrifice to her.

Ah Huang: Well, if you have the chance to see Him, you can talk to Him in person, and He will satisfy you.

The feeling of being spied on disappeared again.

Baicha: Really? But if He is so powerful, why would He allow humans to study Him? Because this is what humans want?

Ah Huang: Yes, and... do you think humans can study gods?
Bai Cha: It’s hard to say, but if gods really exist in this world, it should be difficult to touch them with human beings’ limited technology.

After all, humans still cannot survive in a vacuum or escape from the Earth.

But that indescribable existence seemed to come from the universe.

Ah Huang: Yes, so He doesn’t care. He is just curious about what humans can research.

Ah Huang: Okay, let’s stop here for today. It’s almost time for dinner. You can actually go to the cafeteria now.

Bai Cha: Okay, then I’ll clean up first.

The two ended their chat.

Bai Cha sat on the sofa for a while.

This Ah Huang is most likely "Him", so saying all this is just to arouse her curiosity and make her take the initiative to meet "Him"?
She got up and went to the bathroom again, washed her hands, looked in the mirror, and carefully examined her face.

The face is her own, but it looks relatively mature. Although her age has only increased by two years, if you look at her face, she may be four or five years older.

Is it because as a special recruit, you need to be a guinea pig?
Bai Cha wiped his hands, took out his employee card and checked the time.

There are only three minutes left until six o'clock.

Out of caution, she waited until six o'clock before going out.

Does anyone know if arriving early would count as violating meal times?
The entire seventh floor is a cafeteria, with many windows. The aroma is fragrant and it can be said that most flavors are covered.

The only downside is that every window and every flavor of food is a set meal.

This may be to ensure balanced nutrition.

Each person can only order one set meal, and if you want to change the taste, you have to wait for the next meal.

Actually, it looks okay this way. At least the food is tempting and smells delicious.

The company's employees also arrived one after another, but they were relatively silent.

Everyone looked devastated and just wanted to finish their meal quickly and then go back to work overtime.

Baicha wandered around for a bit and ended up ordering a light set meal.

She actually saw that some people liked spicy food, so she ordered an all-spicy set meal.

Hmm…is this really nutritious?
Generally speaking, when it comes to nutrition, a light diet is inevitable.

But it doesn't seem to be the case.

It doesn't matter whether the taste is heavy or light, as long as you follow the set meal.

The white tea snack had more vegetables, and she picked up a broccoli and tasted it.

It tastes pretty good.

After eating it, there will be a very weak force remaining in the body.

Bai Cha felt that if he continued like this, he would inevitably consume a huge amount of energy in this game.

But looking at it this way, it’s no wonder that these employees always seem listless and pale.

They said it was a balanced nutrition, but they secretly put drugs in it.

(End of this chapter)