Super God: After "Wall Slamming" Qi Lin, My X Superman Exposed

Sun Ye smiled faintly, "Little Sun, I'm glad you asked that, but you're sorely mistaken to say that the Trisolarans are just an artistic concept."

Huh?! Isn't that right?

Sun Wukong was completely baffled.

"Mr. Sun, I only remember that the novel only described the Trisolarans as being able to dehydrate, and the rest was very vague."

Liang Bing glanced at Sun Wukong and interjected, "Obviously you're not paying attention. There are plenty of descriptions of the Trisolarans."

"Besides being able to dehydrate, their physiological characteristics include transparent thinking, making it impossible to hide their thoughts. Therefore, they have no inner monologues or lies, and cannot engage in scheming or pretense. They are also not influenced by artistic pursuits or national forms."

"Secondly, they prioritize collectivism, where the meaning of individual existence is entirely for the survival of civilization. There is no personal privacy."

Sun Wukong clicked his tongue and said, "But aren't these just settings, settings used to increase conflict in literature and drama, to pave the way for the Trisolaran invasion of Earth? Am I, Old Sun, misunderstanding something?"

"Heh, of course, Sun Wukong, your active space is limited to Earth. You know too little about the vastness of the universe." Liang Bing's tone was tinged with disdain. "The Trisolarans can actually be traced back to a prototype in other cosmic civilizations: the Zerg!"

Zerg?

Everyone was a little confused, and Sun Ye was also curious: what did this have to do with the Zerg?

It did give him some inspiration.

But there are no Zerg in the Super God Universe.

Originally, I wanted to create a race called the Trisolarans, since the X-people could do that too.

However, it's quite interesting to hear Liang Bing's insights.

Unfortunately, the next second, Sun Ye wanted to laugh.

So, Liang Bing is treating his Warhammer 40 as realist literature, and even making a horizontal comparison with The Three-Body Problem!

However, whether I say it or not...

To create a biological race, it would be necessary to enable them to survive in the space environments of three star systems.

It can only be a creature that combines the characteristics of the Zerg.

"Alright, enough babbling. Just watch me create the Trisolaran race."

As soon as Sun Ye spoke, everyone held their breath, ready to witness another miracle.

However, Sun Ye's first words immediately surprised everyone.

He looked at Qi Lin, Su Xiaoli, and Rui Mengmeng and instructed them:

"Pull a few hairs for me first, make sure they're a little dirty, the kind with sweat stains."

Plucking hair?!

The dirty kind?

Upon hearing this, the girls blushed deeply and exchanged bewildered glances.

I don't understand what Sun Ye is trying to do.

Are you suggesting I'm going to do something perverted?

"Hey~ Why bully a little girl like that? How about mine?" Liang Bingmei smiled and offered herself up.

Sun Ye shook his head: "Yours won't work. Every atom in the fourth-generation divine body has a code; it's too clean."

Lena looked at her strangely: "What about me and Wu Zhao?!"

Sun Ye still shook his head: "The same principle applies to the three generations of divine bodies; Wu Zhao has no hair."

As soon as she finished speaking, Wu Zhao really wanted to find a hole to crawl into.

Lena, however, couldn't understand and thought to herself, "Maizhao's hair is very thick."

Sun Wukong roughly understood and dared to make a suggestion.

"Ahem, Mr. Sun, I have a lot of body hair, so it should be okay, right?"

"You're a mechanical monkey with a third-generation super gene beast body, you're too clean, no way."

Sun Ye rolled her eyes at him, then looked at Qi Lin and the other two girls, "Don't be shy, you guys directly participated in creation, playing the role of Nuwa, do you understand?"

Playing Nuwa?

Qi Lin, Su Xiaoli, and Rui Mengmeng were dumbfounded.

However, considering how sacred it is, it would be inappropriate to be sentimental.

So they took a deep breath, reached down together, and quickly pulled out a small amount.

Sun Ye took it and had Liang Bing zoom in on the monitor, then extracted and separated the sample according to Sun Ye's instructions.

"Hmm, not bad, keep these two insects."

“Water bears and Caenorhabditis elegans, and then extract their genes.”

Seeing this magnified image,

Everyone suddenly realized what was happening. Qi Lin, Rui Mengmeng, and Su Xiaoli looked at each other, their faces immediately turning red with embarrassment.

So that's what Sun Ye meant. Damn, he could have just pulled out her hair!

They didn't know about the beautiful Caenorhabditis elegans.

But these tardigrades are so famous; they're practically everywhere on Earth.

They can be dehydrated by 99%, resist extreme high and low temperatures and radiation, and can even survive in outer space!

This is exactly the same as the dehydration property of the Trisolarans!

"Wow, that's impressive!"

Liang Bing's eyes lit up. "Then let me help you filter and optimize it again. After all, I am a mentor at the Super God Academy."

"Some substances in these insects are also good materials, such as proteins, polyunsaturated fatty acids, polyamines, and other sugars, which are also beneficial for dehydration tolerance!"

Sun Ye agreed, saying that Liang Bing's knowledge was top-notch among them and that she could indeed be a good assistant.

Then he looked at Sun Wukong and said, "Go and look for insects in the spaceship. I remember a few small flying insects flew in when we boarded."

Sun Wukong nodded repeatedly, his fiery eyes scanning the area and immediately pinpointing its location.

They also caught two mosquitoes, a grasshopper, and two jumping spiders.

"Mr. Sun, what do you need these insects for?!"

Upon seeing this, Liang Bing immediately realized what was going on.

"I understand now. For the Trisolarans to survive in such a scorching environment, besides being able to dehydrate, they also need to be able to reflect solar radiation."

"Therefore, the Trisolarans must possess exoskeletons!"

"However... the exoskeletons of mosquitoes, grasshoppers, and spiders have evolved in different directions. Which one are you going to choose?!"

Upon hearing Liang Bing's explanation, everyone felt a chill run down their spines, while simultaneously receiving a flood of biological knowledge.

original,

Sun Ye did not create the world through magic.

We still need to rely on science!

I'm impressed!

"Heh, you reacted pretty quickly, Liang Bing."

Sun Ye praised generously, saying leisurely, "The design of the exoskeleton needs to be considered in conjunction with the breathing method of the Trisolarans. Think about it again."

Liang Bing's eyes lit up, and combining this with Xiao Zhongshi's extensive database of species, she immediately drew a conclusion.

"Based on the Trisolarans' mindset, their central nervous system should also be centralized,"

"Just like the phylum Chordata, and considering the harsh environment in which the Trisolarans lived, breathing with organs like lungs would have been very costly when they were still considered lower organisms in evolutionary history,"

"Therefore, the Trisolarans should have respiratory organs similar to spiracles distributed throughout their bodies,"

"Therefore, the Trisolarans are more like grasshoppers!"

"Then, through repeated biological evolution, as their nervous, circulatory, and skeletal systems become more developed, they may have lost their spiracles and evolved lungs!"

"So smart." Sun Ye blew a kiss to Liang Bing.

Upon seeing this, Liang Bing burst into a radiant smile, just like a woman deeply in love.

"However, in your novel's setting, after the Trisolarans reproduce, they can inherit some of their parents' memories,"

"How should this be designed?"

Sun Ye smiled faintly, "It's simple. Spiders are born with the ability to spin webs. Can you guess why?"

"The Trisolarans communicate using only brainwaves, without relying on their five senses, which is similar to insect pheromones."

"You have to understand that all senses, whether hearing, sight, or others, are essentially macroscopic manifestations of electromagnetic forces projected onto the brain as an effect,"

"Essentially, they are all electrical signal conversions."

Liang Bing nodded repeatedly, as if she had opened the door to a new world.

This feeling,