I am weak and friendly

Chapter 144 Capture Failed? Let's play the new level, Quantum Bits!

— The [capture device] has been used; target: [unknown qubit]

—This target cannot be detected; the [Detector] is ineffective.

"???" Tang Yiping never expected this outcome.

Wait a minute! Why is the [catch] not working?

Isn't this thing specifically designed to capture the "weak"?
Tang Yiping had considered many possibilities, such as the possibility of failing to capture the target.

Lux failed when she tried to capture the Entangled Entity.

Just like playing Pokémon, even with a Master Ball, there's a chance of failure.

This kind of thing is actually easy to solve; just find more [capture devices].

But—it's ineffective?
Moreover, is it undetectable?

There's always this feeling that "I'm not part of your system".

Tang Yiping really wanted to ask someone, but he couldn't communicate directly with Stoka, and Lux ​​wasn't around either.

They should have brought Lux back directly.

Or... should I leave Lux a phone number?
Right, I can never find Lux ​​and Lola. Why not just give them both a cell phone?

No, no, these two, just being called little geniuses is enough.

Why didn't I think of that before?
Tang Yiping felt that he was a complete idiot.

But what should we do now?
Should we go back and ask Lux?
Before, Tang Yiping had placed all his hopes on this "unknown quantum bit". He always thought that if he obtained the "capture device", everything would be fine.

But to his utter surprise, this situation occurred, completely disrupting his plans.

After hesitating for a few minutes, Tang Yiping turned around and prepared to go out to find Lux.

Thinking about it here is useless; finding a solution quickly is the most important thing.

Why not ask Lux if she has any "Master Ball catcher" or something like that?

But in the instant he turned around, he saw countless characters on the laptop screen forming an arc-shaped barrage, and within that frenzied barrage, a tiny point of light was flashing.

Appears, is framed by the crosshair, disappears...

and many more!

Looking at the ever-changing arc of bullet comments composed of countless characters, an idea suddenly popped into my head.

Who said you have to subdue an "unknown quantum bit" to get it to work for you?

Is it possible to freeload off it, not pay it a salary, and treat it like a beast of burden?
how should I do it?

What was that fleeting thought that just crossed my mind?

How did I manage to trap this guy inside this laptop?

Games! That's right, games!
in case……

Tang Yiping rushed out of Bao Ge's office and saw Bao Ge and Ban Ge petting Stoka and feeding it.

They ate and petted it at the same time, marveling at it all the while.

"This dog is really intelligent."

"Yes, I can understand everything."

"Sigh, this makes me want to get a dog..."

Tang Yiping: "???"

No, Stoka, didn't you come here to learn about [ox and horse]?

Wait a minute, could this also be part of the job of a "cow" (or "horse")? To make their boss happy?
So, does this mean that [Stoka] is truly a naturally born [Ox and Horse] sacred body?
Wait a minute, what about your "ox and horse" (referring to your physical attributes)? As a master of "ox and horse," how can you not be working hard at a time like this, but instead be petting dogs?

You're so unprofessional!
However, Tang Yiping couldn't care less about that right now.

He returned to his workstation, turned on his computer, and started typing away furiously.

When he turned around, he saw Bao Ge, Ban Ge, and Stoka behind him.

"What are you writing again today? Why are you working so hard so late at night?" Ban asked.

You, a meddlesome and irresponsible teacher who doesn't even teach cattle and horses, are you asking me questions?
"I plan to write a new game for that quantum bit," Tang Yiping said.

Brother Ban: "???" "Aren't we going to eat first?" Brother Ban asked.

"Oh dear, I'll eat after I finish writing."

Tang Yiping waved his hand.

Stoka stared intently at Tang Yiping, sitting right next to him and focusing on his hands and the keyboard in front of him, concentrating on learning the [Bull and Horse] skill.

However, writing this is really not easy at all.

What does a college student like him know about elliptic curves or ECC algorithms?
As he wrote, Tang Yiping had to go online to check things out.

Now he was glad he had asked about cracking cryptocurrencies online; the discussions among these guys were really insightful.

It's probably because the topic of Tang Yiping is very popular, with several dedicated threads and hundreds of posts already.

From mathematical theory to algorithm design, and from discussions on algorithm design to visions for the future...

A few big shots were chatting happily, while a group of people below were just watching the drama unfold with exclamations of "Holy crap!"

Tang Yiping was inside, climbing the stairs while frantically searching.

However... the mathematical knowledge involved in this is really profound. Tang Yiping himself is a complete idiot who almost failed even mathematical analysis.

It was so difficult to read.

I feel like my brain is about to be steamed.

"Is this how it is...? Copy this code over." Tang Yiping murmured as he looked at it.

"Awooo...woof!" A dog's paw pressed down on Tang Yiping's mouse.

Stoka shook its head, climbed half its body onto Tang Yiping's table, and tapped the screen with its paws.

Tang Yiping: "Meow meow meow?"

What are you doing?!

“Ouch…Woo!”

Tang Yiping: "Meow meow meow meow meow?"

Do you mean I need to copy this code over?

Stoka: "Awoooooo! Awoooooo! Awoooooo! Awoooooo! Awoooooo! Awoooooo!"

That's it!

Why do I inexplicably feel like I understood what they meant?!
I didn't understand a thing!
I'm a complete math idiot!

Listening to Stoka pointing and gesturing intently, Tang Yiping thought, "Oh no, he needs to get his brain working!"

"Ooooooo!"

"Meow meow meow?"

"Woo-hoo-hoo!"

"Meow meow meow?!"

What happened? Did a dog completely outsmart me?
However, after Tang Yiping made some changes according to Stoka's instructions and ran it again, he saw an ever-expanding oval-shaped barrage appear on his screen.

"It's... it's done?"

Am I a genius?

Wait, am I some kind of dog?
No, that's not right either. Could it be that I'm actually a cat?

Tang Yiping was very fortunate that when he wrote the program, he was worried that the user might get tired of it, so he left a function to attach level scripts.

When Tang Yiping attached the new level and then clicked "Attach" on the menu next to it, the bullet hell game suddenly changed.

The screen of comments suddenly cleared, and the dot of light framed in the crosshair seemed to pause for a moment. The next second, countless discrete numbers tilted down in a completely different way.

A brand new game has begun!

If the previous games were bullet hell games where you dodged bullets, this one is more like a puzzle game where you have to find the only way out.

Tang Yiping looked at the energetic "unknown quantum bit" on the screen with anticipation.

Work hard, my ox-horse [unknown qubit], in the game world I created, work for me!
Find it, find that unique solution!
(End of this chapter)