This person is clearly a male protagonist in a female-oriented novel, yet he is excessively lucid.

The relatives' behavior, like a sudden speck of dust, landed on Yu Chenzhou's originally flawless wedding, adding a trace of regret that is hard to erase.

Looking at the greedy and self-righteous faces of his relatives, Yu Chenzhou's last bit of concern vanished, and he secretly made up his mind.

From now on, try not to have too much to do with these relatives who only cause trouble, so as not to disturb your and Xiao Yilin's peace and quiet in the future because of these trivial matters.

Fortunately, this somewhat disastrous wedding wasn't entirely without its merits.

At least, as he repeatedly refused his relatives' requests, the system's notification sounded again and again, ultimately granting Yu Chenzhou nineteen chances to win the lottery in one go.

Adding to the one he got before, he now has exactly twenty chances, enough for him to do two ten-draws.

So, after preparing breakfast for Xiao Yilin and watching her slowly finish eating and return to her room to rest, Yu Chenzhou quietly went to the study.

He then sat down at his desk, took a deep breath, and prepared to begin the long-awaited lottery draw.

Since leaving his job, he has rarely had contact with outsiders, and he hasn't made any effort to get more chances to participate in the lottery, so he hasn't participated in the lottery for several months.

When Yu Chenzhou opened the familiar lottery interface and saw all the prizes neatly displayed, he couldn't help but smile, and his eyes instantly filled with surprise.

The prizes this time were much better than he had expected; not a single one was of any use.

The entire prize pool contains twelve prizes, including six signature dishes, three items, and three highly valuable skills, each of which seems to be very useful.

The three items are: Crisis quantum computer, Longxiang ink, and Chengxintang paper.

The three skills are: Chu Ying's Go and Tai Chi, and Fujimiya Hiroya's computer skills, each of which is extremely attractive.

Initially, among the twelve prizes, Yu Chenzhou was most optimistic about Fujimiya Hiroya's computer skills.

The reason for this is simply that Hiroya Fujimiya comes from the world of tokusatsu (special effects) films. His computer skills have long surpassed the scope of real-world technology and are essentially a genuine black technology.

If successfully obtained, it will undoubtedly bring many conveniences, whether for daily use or in dealing with special situations, and may even solve many technical problems that are impossible to solve in reality.

But it was precisely the emergence of this skill that gave Yu Chenzhou a sudden flash of inspiration, making him remember something he had overlooked.

Crisis, a quantum computer, is a type of optical quantum computer.

This computer is not an ordinary technological product, but a supercomputer developed by Hiroya Fujimiya and a group of top geniuses whose abilities are comparable to his, with countless efforts. Its value far exceeds his imagination.

Therefore, this quantum computer cannot be described as "black technology"; it can be considered a groundbreaking, high-dimensional technological product.

A simple comparison will make it clear:

Even the most advanced supercomputers currently in use often need tens of thousands of years to factor a complex, large prime number.

This quantum computer, on the other hand, can easily complete this arduous task in just a few minutes, a difference that is truly astounding.

The reason why the two are so different lies in the fundamental difference in their calculation methods.

Traditional supercomputers rely on ordinary electrical signals for computation, which limits their speed and efficiency.

In contrast, optical quantum computers use photons as quantum signal carriers, resulting in a geometric increase in computing speed. These two computing methods are not even in the same dimension and therefore cannot be compared.

If Yu Chenzhou succeeds in obtaining this quantum computer, he could almost single-handedly control the world's internet infrastructure.

Wherever there is a quantum light signal, even if it is a secure computer that is not connected to the public network and is completely offline, he can ignore the layers of physical connection restrictions and easily invade and take control.

Moreover, this control can disregard the constraints of spatial distance, enabling real-time operation regardless of how far apart people are.

Filled with anticipation and a hint of barely perceptible nervousness, Yu Chenzhou clasped his hands together and silently prayed a few times, hoping to draw the quantum computer he had been longing for. Then, with great excitement, he gently selected the "ten-draw" button.

Unfortunately, the moment the lottery ended and the results were finalized, Yu Chenzhou's smile faded slightly, and a clear hint of disappointment flashed in his eyes.

In eleven draws, he successfully won all three skills. In the other eight draws, he won four dishes, ten ingots of Dragon Incense Ink, and three thousand sheets of Chengxintang Paper. The only thing he didn't win was the quantum computer that he desired and valued the most.

Fortunately, all four dishes drawn were particularly suitable for pregnant women, which was just right to take care of Xiao Yilin during her pregnancy and supplement her nutrition.

Moreover, last night before going to bed, he and Xiao Yilin discussed whether to open a calligraphy and painting studio to pass their leisure time. Now, the Dragon Fragrance Ink and Chengxintang Paper they had drawn could come in handy.

Although he had successfully acquired Hiroya Fujimiya's computer skills, Yu Chenzhou was already very satisfied. He could even vaguely feel the skills integrating into his body through his fingertips.

But he also knew clearly that having this skill did not mean he could build a quantum computer on his own.

After all, that computer was not a work that a single person could have created. It was the result of a group of gifted geniuses who had been given a gift by Earth and had perfected their respective fields of expertise.

It was through concerted efforts and cooperation that the product was successfully developed; he alone could not have replicated such a cross-dimensional product.

Fortunately, he still had one more chance for a ten-pull, and there was still hope of getting the quantum computer he had been dreaming of. His disappointment was quickly replaced by renewed anticipation.

But when he refreshed the lottery interface and saw the twelve prizes of the second ten-draw, his newly raised mood instantly sank a few points.

The three originally highly valuable skills have all been turned into useless "Thank you for your patronage". Fortunately, the three items were not empty; they were replaced with Jarvis's source code and the Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection.

The value of the Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion is beyond doubt.

But Yu Chenzhou was preoccupied with the quantum computer and even more concerned with Jarvis's source code.

As a highly intelligent and powerful AI assistant program, it will undoubtedly achieve twice the effect if it is used in conjunction with a quantum computer.

He couldn't help but secretly calculate in his heart:

If he could obtain both a quantum computer and Jarvis, the two would complement each other perfectly, allowing him to virtually dominate all electronic devices with just words.

So, Yu Chenzhou silently thanked the gods who had taken care of him once more, rubbed his hands together gently, took a deep breath to suppress his excitement and nervousness, and clicked the lottery button again.

This time, the lottery animation spun rapidly, and every second seemed exceptionally long. Until the moment the animation ended, Yu Chenzhou could no longer suppress his joy and couldn't help but chuckle softly.

Although I got nine "Thank you for your patronage" cards in this ten-pull.

But the remaining two prizes were exactly what he had been dreaming of: the Crisis quantum computer and the Jarvis source code that could be perfectly paired with it. All his regrets vanished at that moment!

Yu Chenzhou forced himself to calm down, his gaze fixed on the tangible object representing the prize:

Jarvis's source code was stored on a hard drive;

The Crisis quantum computer, however, is enormous, with its body covered in complex interfaces and buttons. To properly store this computer, at least a spacious room of over 100 square meters is needed.

Moreover, it must be well hidden so that it cannot be easily discovered by outsiders, lest it attract unnecessary trouble.

Fortunately, the villa that Xiao Tianhe gave them had a basement. The basement was originally used to store alcohol, and it was spacious enough and in a secluded location. With a little cleaning, it could be used to house the quantum computer.

In order to experience the powerful functions of this high-dimensional computer as soon as possible, Yu Chenzhou didn't have time to think much. He turned around and hurriedly ran to the basement, rolled up his sleeves, and began to busy himself cleaning.

As for the expensive liquor that was originally stored in the basement, it had to be temporarily "moved" and carefully moved to another storage room for safekeeping.

On the other side, Xiao Yilin got up after resting for a while and searched around the house, but couldn't find Yu Chenzhou. She couldn't help but feel a little puzzled. Finally, following the faint noises coming from the basement, she slowly found the basement door.

The moment she pushed open the heavy basement door, she froze completely, her eyes wide with shock.

Before her was a strangely shaped and enormous machine, surrounded by various sophisticated devices she had never seen before and could not understand at all.

Yu Chenzhou was squatting beside the machine, sweating profusely, his fingers deftly and skillfully connecting the wires of various colors, his expression focused and serious.

"Honey, what kind of machine is this?"

It looks so special, what is it used for?

And all these strange things, when did you buy them?

Xiao Yilin walked quickly to Yu Chenzhou's side, her eyes curiously scanning the machine. Watching his hands move constantly, she asked with a puzzled look.

"Besides, weren't you a medical student? I've never heard of you knowing anything about this. How do you know how to connect these complicated wires?"

Yu Chenzhou glanced back at her, a gentle smile instantly spreading across his face. His hands didn't pause for a moment; he focused intently on connecting the wires while patiently explaining:

"I didn't really understand these things before. I've been learning them slowly by having more free time lately."

This is a computer, a super powerful supercomputer that far surpasses all current computers!

"As for its specific uses, I'll keep that a secret for now. Once I've installed and debugged it and got it running properly, you'll see how powerful it is."

Yu Chenzhou deliberately kept everyone in suspense, avoiding the main point.

Xiao Yilin couldn't help but roll her eyes playfully, looking at him with a helpless expression, but she didn't press him further.

For the entire morning, Yu Chenzhou was busy in the basement, connecting wires, debugging, checking circuits, and testing equipment. He did every step carefully and meticulously, not daring to be careless in the slightest, for fear that a single oversight would damage this precious quantum computer.

It wasn't until noon that he finally finished installing the quantum computer.

Just as he reached out, preparing to press the start button and see the supercomputer in action, Xiao Yilin, who had been waiting quietly to the side, couldn't help but ask again:

"Don't we need to connect to fiber optic? I see that the regular computers at home and the computers at the office all need to be connected to the internet to function properly."

"No fiber optic connection is needed."

Yu Chenzhou gently shook his head, slowly pressing the start button while patiently explaining to her.

"This computer is different from ordinary computers. I don't plan to let it connect to the external public network. Its network coverage is limited to our villa. This will ensure the greatest possible security."

If I need to connect to an external network in the future, I will use a relay authorization method with multiple layers of encryption. This is more secure and can avoid unnecessary trouble.

The computer emitted a slight, low hum the moment it started up, and the screen lit up instantly, displaying a series of complex green codes that scrolled rapidly, looking exceptionally cool.

While engrossed in operating the Crisis system, Yu Chenzhou began to explain why they were not connecting to an external network.

Xiao Yilin stood quietly to the side, looking at Yu Chenzhou's focused profile, her face filled with confusion.

What he just said contained too many technical terms far beyond the scope of this era, making it obscure and difficult to understand; she didn't understand most of it.

But then she thought again that she didn't want to appear too stupid and unable to keep up with Yu Chenzhou's pace, so she had to pretend to be calm, try to force an "I see" look on her face, nod repeatedly, and mutter to herself in agreement.

So much so that they didn't realize that Yu Chenzhou's explanation contained too many illogical anomalies, nor did they think much about why this computer was so special.

Once the computer had fully booted up and stabilized, the code on the screen gradually became organized. Yu Chenzhou looked at his own supercomputer, a smile playing on his lips, and softly said:

"From now on, let's call this computer 'Bai Ze'."

Since this quantum computer will later be equipped with an intelligent AI system and will have more powerful functions, even though he knows that Jarvis's source code is secure enough and will not easily cause problems.

However, in order to prevent the kind of mechanical malfunction that occurs in science fiction blockbusters and causes a world crisis, Yu Chenzhou was still extremely cautious. He set up extremely strict access restrictions for "Bai Ze", with layers of defense and checks at every step to ensure that nothing goes wrong and no accidents occur.

"Next up is this."

Yu Chenzhou took out the hard drive containing Jarvis's source code from his pocket, smiled and said something to Xiao Yilin, then plugged the hard drive into the computer's USB port.

Watching his series of skillful yet cautious actions, Xiao Yilin's curiosity was completely piqued again, and she couldn't help but lean closer and ask softly:

"What is it this time? Is it related to this supercomputer?"

"It's artificial intelligence (AI), a very intelligent auxiliary program used to help manage all the functions of this supercomputer. With its help, operating the computer or handling various tasks will be much more convenient and will save a lot of effort."

Yu Chenzhou explained with a gentle smile in his eyes.

"Linlin, why don't you name it? After all, it's the first AI we've ever had together, so it has a special meaning."

As the data on the hard drive was continuously loaded and parsed, Jarvis's source code gradually took shape in the computer, and a brand-new intelligent AI system was about to be officially born.

However, this is only the most basic source code. They still need to continuously feed it data, optimize and debug it, and gradually improve its functions so that the AI ​​can become more complete, more intelligent, and better assist them in using the supercomputer.

The first step in data-driven nutrition is to give it a unique name.

Xiao Yilin tilted her head, pondered seriously for a moment, and the image of the kitten she used to have flashed through her mind. Her eyes lit up instantly, and she smiled and suggested:

"A name? How about Mimi?"

I used to have a kitten, all white and incredibly cute, named Mimi. It passed away, and I've always missed it. Using this name is a way of remembering it.

"Okay, let's call her Mimi."

Looking at the tenderness in her eyes, Yu Chenzhou felt a warmth in his heart. He spoke with utmost affection, then turned to look at the computer screen and said softly.

"From today onwards, your name will be Mimi."

As soon as he finished speaking, Yu Chenzhou put away his smile and became serious, and began to set various permissions for Mimi.

As the intelligent program that controls the quantum computer "Bai Ze", Mimi is subject to even stricter restrictions than "Bai Ze" itself.

After all, the capabilities of quantum computers are far too exaggerated and beyond the imagination of ordinary people. If they are not strictly limited, no one can guarantee that they will not go out of control in the future.

They even arbitrarily controlled missile launch platforms in various countries, causing irreparable disasters.

It is important to know that there are quite a few countries in the world that possess missiles, and there are missiles on standby almost all day long, ready to be launched at any time. There is no room for negligence, and everything must be done perfectly.