Immortal I Speedrun Supernatural Game

Chapter 360 The knowledge to get into Tsinghua and Peking University is all in the books.
"Earth...Earth?"

"Holy crap, do you even want to listen to what you're saying?"

After the basic wooden house and other buildings were completed, when Wu Wang made a certain conjecture to everyone, almost no one chose to believe him.

He believes that the virtual world we live in now was created based on Earth.

It is even quite possible that it is the result of developing for countless years after eliminating the unstable factor of humanity, directly based on the current ecological environment of the Earth.

"I know you are in a hurry, but don't worry yet."

By this time, the group had basically explored the primeval forest in a rough manner.

The forest doesn't seem to be very large.

Almost every day is scorching hot under the sun, with only occasional light rain.

It even led some of them to conclude that the world itself is a place with extremely harsh living conditions.

Now suddenly some people are saying that this is the Earth they know.

Isn't this fucking bullshit?

Hearing the doubts of the crowd.

Wu Wang walked up to a strange plant on his own.

This thing looks a bit like a cactus, but it's more three-dimensional and not as flat as a cactus.

He casually picked up the stone axe he had polished himself.

He raised his hand and cleaved it vertically in two, from which a little milky white plant sap flowed out.

He pointed to the plant and said, "I know that almost all of you don't recognize this."

"Now listen carefully, Little Chrysanthemum Dad's Class is officially in session."

"Its scientific name is Typhonium tympany. Its stem is fleshy and cylindrical with obvious ridges on the surface. Hard thorns grow on the ridges. This milky white plant sap is poisonous, so please do not touch it."

"You probably don't know what the use of knowing this is."

"Now I'll tell you, this thing originated in the arid, hot, and sunny areas of eastern India, and in my country it is mainly distributed in Taiwan, Guangdong, Sichuan, Yunnan and other places."

Upon hearing this, everyone else turned to look at him.

Among them, Wang Xianzhi's shock was slightly less than that of the others.

Because she recognized the plant when Wu Wang was halfway through his explanation.

He couldn't help but step forward and ask, "You can't make your judgment based on just this one plant, can you?"

Indeed, it is wrong to say that a plant is on Earth based solely on its appearance.

Most people would probably not believe this conclusion about Wu's demise.

The reason why these eliminated players are still following Wu Wang is mainly because his previous actions made them realize that their current situation is quite dangerous.

Rather than truly believing in or acknowledging this boy who looks to be no more than twenty years old.

Wu Wang pursed his lips in response.

Pointing to the area that the group had explored in the past few days, he said, "Go all the way to the drier part over there, and you'll find a lot of shrubs with small, hard leaves. Their scientific names are 'Cemulberry' and 'Vitex negundo'."

"And the wild grasses that you think are everywhere by the roadside, such as the plant next to this Euphorbia pekinensis, are perennial herbaceous plants of the Poaceae family and the Imperata genus. Their scientific name is Imperata pekinensis. There are also wild grasses that look very similar to it in the cracks of rocks or on sandy ground, but they are taller and thicker. Their name is Imperata cylindrica."

"All of these things are typical vegetation in arid and hot valleys. Don't ask me what these terms mean. Ask your high school geography teacher when you get back alive."

squeak-

squeak-

Just as Wu Wang was explaining the vegetation relationships to everyone, a commotion arose in the woods.

However, the crowd did not take this strange, high-pitched sound seriously.

These days they have frequently encountered these inexplicable noises.

At first, some people were wary of this.

However, when they caught up and discovered that it was just a monkey squeaking, everyone lowered their guard.

Unexpectedly, Wu Wang suddenly raised his index finger at this moment.

Pointing to the direction of the sound, he said, "Now that we've talked about plants, let's talk about animals."

"That was the sound of a macaque. We've all gotten quite familiar with it over the years."

"They are mainly distributed in the southern region of our country."

"After leaving the forest and entering a rather steep, rocky area, we saw some sheep. You must remember that, right?"

When this was mentioned, everyone couldn't help but raise their eyebrows and recall the past.

They did recall that when they explored that area before, they had even captured and eaten quite a few sheep.

Seeing everyone's expressions, Wu Wang knew they had remembered.

He then casually pointed to a bird feeding in the bushes not far away.

This is a bird that looks very attractive.

The head, neck, throat, and chest are black, with a white to pale blue-white patch on the top of the head, and the rest of the body is purplish-blue-gray.

Its beak and tarsus, however, are a bright scarlet color.

Wu Wang said, "The sheep you eat is called a argali, and the bird is called a red-billed blue magpie."

"The distribution patterns and species attributes of plants and animals are exactly the same as those on Earth."

"The same applies to fruits such as mangoes, pomegranates, and dragon fruit that we have occasionally found recently."

"Of course, the most crucial part is here."

After saying that, Wu Wang bent down and used a stone axe as a shovel to turn over the soil.

Looking at the large amount of soil that was not the normal dark brown soil that people would expect, but rather a bright reddish-brown soil that was turned over.

Wang Xianzhi frowned and replied, "Red soil? I do know that it is a type of soil that is acidic, generally has low fertility, and is not very conducive to the growth of crops."

Snapped--

Wu Wang stopped what he was doing and snapped his fingers.

He plopped down on a nearby rock, grinned, and said:
"It makes me very gratified to see that there are still some students with brains among them."

"That's right, this is typical soil in a dry and hot valley, rich in minerals."

This guy's self-proclaimed status as a teacher did not offend Wang Xianzhi.

After all, she had already been given countless nicknames by Wu Wang.

He simply stepped forward and asked, "What's so crucial about this red soil?"

At this point, most people were already somewhat convinced of Wu Wang's judgment.

After all, it can provide a series of analyses that include information about plants, animals, and even soil.

Clearly, this guy has an exceptional grasp of geography.

If what he says is all content that can be found on Earth, then it seems reasonable to conclude that this virtual world was created based on Earth.

However, under the watchful eyes of everyone.

Wu Wang lay on the rock with his arms outstretched.

My gaze fell upon the summer blue sky.

He gave an even more unexpected answer—

"Deep canyons, dry and hot river valley vegetation, distribution of subtropical animals and fruits, and finally, red and brown soil..."

"If I'm not mistaken, this place is not only based on Earth, but it's also located in Wuchuan, within China, and most likely in the Panzhihua-Dongchuan region."

"This is our luck!"

Upon hearing Wu Wang's conclusion that the model was based on Earth, he was even able to pinpoint the exact location of everyone present.

Now everyone was filled with awe and respect.

They suddenly became very curious about what the other person's real-life profession was. Why did they know so much about geography?

Could he really be a teacher in real life?
“Luck? Why is it considered luck here?” Wang Xianzhi continued to ask.

As someone with a similarly vast knowledge base, she was better able than others to appreciate just how exaggerated Wu Wang's use of knowledge was.

Under normal circumstances, even if a person memorizes some knowledge, it is still difficult to achieve the desired results.

However, applying it in a real-world environment is completely different from simply memorizing it and writing it on an exam paper.

The greater one's knowledge reserves, the more difficult it becomes to mobilize them when suddenly encountering a problem.

This is like suddenly giving someone who has worked for many years after graduating from university a calculus problem and asking them to solve it quickly.

In this situation, the other party would probably have to spend a lot of time just trying to recall those mathematical formulas.

It's precisely because there are too many other things in my mind.

It is difficult to accurately allocate resources to the required parts anytime, anywhere.

Therefore, she was even more eager to know what judgment Wu Wang would make.

"As I've already said, the red soil is rich in minerals. If this is the Panzhihua-Dongbei region, then that means—"

"We are standing on the largest vanadium-titanium magnetite mine in China, with associated titanium and vanadium reserves beyond your imagination."

"We will soon enter the Iron Age and move towards the early stages of the metallurgical and industrial revolution."

No, buddy! Wait a minute!
At first, everyone was shocked by this guy's vast knowledge.

But I didn't think it was useful to determine that this place was based on Earth.

After all, they're not here for a geography exam.

Ultimately, the problem lies in dealing with the avatar of the [War Lord] power.

This kind of real combat effectiveness issue cannot be changed simply by the environment one is in.

But when Wu Wang uttered the words "Iron Age" and "Industrial Revolution,"

Everyone felt their heads were buzzing.

Is he... serious?

We'll rely on exactly one hundred people like us.

How to advance human civilization from scratch, from the primitive stage?
To be honest, when I heard that...

Not only the humans, but even the spectators outside the arena were stunned.

They were somewhat impatient to quickly advance the timeline forward.

I want to see for myself how this seemingly ordinary young man will lead humanity forward in history.

Then, with the help of the Nightmare Sticker.

The timeline is moving at breakneck speed.

They witnessed how Wu Wang taught others to use magnetic separation to collect iron sand from riverbeds and placer deposits.

How to obtain quicklime by calcining limestone with charcoal;
How to select clay and build a simple blast furnace by hand, bit by bit;
How to explain the design of the ventilation duct and the reduction chemical reaction of iron ore to others during the construction process;

How to forge and reduce sponge iron to squeeze out impurities from the pores and obtain wrought iron;
Finally, how to seal and heat wrought iron and charcoal to produce steel using the carburizing method.

When everyone witnessed the forging of basic tools such as hammers, nails, hoes, and knives.

The audience felt like their brains were about to crash.

Half a year...it only took half a year...

Since the players' original attributes have not been stripped away, they can now be considered superhumans.

They far surpass normal humans in terms of physical strength, energy, and even concentration.

This allows players to perfectly execute any task, whether it's mining or hunting and forging, after Wu Wang teaches them once.

Even so, it's remarkable that they were able to develop a standard weapon in such a short time.

It still left the audience in disbelief.

It should be noted that during this process, Wu Wang was also traveling around selecting suitable wild rice varieties for improvement.

Perhaps luck played a part.

Perhaps Wu Wang's prediction was quite accurate.

This world is a direct copy of the current ecological environment of Earth from Nightmare.

Therefore, he spent almost no time improving rice varieties.

Under Wu Wang's command, the players carried out irrigation projects.

A rice paddy, large enough to sustain everyone's self-sufficiency, has sprung up.

Moreover, during this process, Wu Wang even taught players how to make clothes and shoes using local ramie, paper mulberry, palm, and even vines such as kudzu and ivy.

According to him, the clothes everyone is wearing now will gradually wear out over time.

Whether it's considering how to keep warm during winter or how to protect your skin in the natural environment.

They all need to have the clothes made.

"The ramie stem bark fibers are long, tough, and breathable, and can be torn by hand, twisted into yarn, and then woven into linen cloth."

"The bark fibers of the paper mulberry tree are flexible. After being peeled, they can be separated by pounding and soaking, and then woven into waterproof raincoats."

"Palm and kudzu are relatively water-resistant and rot-resistant. After being torn into thin strips, they can be used to weave raincoats, ropes, and mats. Note that although Chinese vine is flexible, it needs to be treated with preservatives."

"What? You're asking me where I've seen these techniques before?"

“This area is a relatively densely populated region of the Yi ethnic group in China. If any of you have traveled here, you should have seen the traditional skills they promote. But as tourists, you have never paid attention to this knowledge, have you?”

"It's okay, it's enough that I remember."

during this time.

Almost all the eliminated players were terrified by Wu Wang's vast knowledge base.

That's right, it's not just about approval and surprise.

More than anything, it's a kind of inexplicable fear.

Because he knows so much.

Wang Xianzhi considered herself to be a learned and knowledgeable person, as evidenced by her previous selection of reforms in various fields of the Saige Castle during the preliminary selection process; her knowledge reserves far exceeded those of ordinary people.

However, this knowledge is also based on a certain level of human order.

People like Wu Wang start from scratch and delve into knowledge in various fields to the point where they can put it into practice.

She had never heard of anyone being able to do that.

Rather than calling this guy a walking encyclopedia, it's more accurate to say he's a walking encyclopedia.

People felt he was more like a robot in human skin.

Otherwise, it would be difficult to explain how the human brain can hold so much knowledge.

In response, Wu Wang, who was building a steam engine in hopes of freeing up some of the labor force, simply shrugged and said:
"Everything you want to learn in the Internet age is right there."

"It just depends on whether you're willing to learn."

"If you're bad at something, practice more; if you're not good at it, learn more."

This statement gives the impression that the knowledge required to get into Tsinghua or Peking University is all written in books.

Everyone understands that this is the principle.

But just like how only a small number of people can get into Tsinghua and Peking University each year.

Your practical abilities are a bit too inhuman, aren't they?
However, Wu Wang led the players to prepare to create things such as batteries and lamps.

As we continue to advance technological development to the electricity stage.

The neighboring instance's biological civilization is starting to run into problems...

(End of this chapter)