Courtyard House: My Time Travel is a Bit Too Strong

After enduring more than half an hour of hardship, Zhong Guohong, with sweat beading on his forehead, finally gritted his teeth and got up.

Suddenly, an idea struck him, and he beckoned to Xiaobai: "Give it a try."

After a dozen seconds, Chung Kwok-hung asked, "How are you feeling?"

"Master, I've fallen in love with this chair!" Little White's eyes lit up.

"Does it really work?"

"Yes!" It nodded vigorously.

"Alright, from now on, it's yours." Chung Kwok-hung laughed heartily.

"Thank you, Master!" Little White jumped for joy.

Having fused with ten Mind Gems, its brain is comparable to a living sea of ​​knowledge.

The comic says that sitting in the Möbius chair allows one to understand the universe—it's hard to verify whether that's true or not, but at least one thing is certain: this chair can indeed cram the most cutting-edge technology into the user's brain.

In Zhong Guohong's eyes, Xiaobai is the true chosen one for this chair.

There are currently eleven humanoid versions of the Earth – one from the American variety show and ten clones of Earth.

In addition, there are countless non-humanoid AIs: it is the main control AI of the Xuyang spaceship, the voice center of the Mother Box Ring, the tactical system of the armored vehicle, and even the response module of the street patrol robot.

Chung Kwok-hung entrusted it with the entire daily operation of the replicated Earth, as well as the task of exploring the depths of the replicated Milky Way.

As evening fell, he hopped on his flying motorcycle and headed straight for Iron Man's seaside villa.

He received an invitation almost every day, and even though he rarely attended banquets, many people still vied to send him their invitations.

Tech geek Tony always throws a launch party whenever he releases a new suit of armor.

He didn't know when it started, but his devotion to Pepper began to waver.

"Zhong." Rogers approached, holding a wine glass.

"What have you been busy with lately?" Chung Kwok-hung asked casually.

"Still clearing out the remnants of Hydra's lair, how about some clues?" Rogers winked with a smile.

"I'm not actually that familiar with their background," Chung Kwok-hung said casually.

"Zhong!" Tony strode over, his face beaming.

"Mark 101? The streamlined design and the energy patterns are truly stunning," Chung Kuo-hung praised sincerely.

"Has your Xuyang Manor also developed its own battle armor?" Tony asked bluntly.

"We took down that group of Kryptonian invaders a while ago and managed to snag some hardcore gear," Chung Kwok-hung said casually.

"Hey, could I have one of their airships?" Tony's eyes lit up.

"Forget about selling it, I'll give you one for free." Chung Kwok-hung smiled and patted him on the shoulder.

"Thanks." Tony's lips curled into a smile, which he couldn't stop spreading.

Krypton Technology was swiftly and decisively handed over to China.

He was thinking of transforming the abandoned Kryptonian spaceship in the resort into an immersive space-themed amusement park.

There are more than 300 hovercraft that they have no intention of selling for profit.

The treasure bowl can infinitely replicate everything; give Tony a flying machine, and you're guaranteed to make a profit.

Once Tony upgrades the armor to a new level, Chung Kwok-hung only needs to reach out and reap the rewards.

"The stones from other mountains can be used to polish one's own jade"—perhaps one of the armor's functions will just happen to fill in the missing piece of his puzzle.

Some technologies may seem unremarkable at first glance, but once embedded in the right context, they can unleash amazing power.

The Kree, Kryptonians, Skrulls... their technology is indeed several levels higher than Earth's, but that doesn't mean Tony doesn't have some incredible trump cards up his sleeve.

With Zola's consciousness uploaded and coupled with a mature cloning system, becoming an immortal would be a piece of cake.

The Kree are long-lived, the Skrulls are masters of disguise, and the Asgardian gods are renowned throughout the cosmos—yet none can escape the constraints of lifespan.

Even Odin, the father of the gods, lived only five thousand years.

While Earth's technology may have started late, in terms of true potential, it may not be inferior to that of extraterrestrial civilizations.

Sending Tony a Kryptonian spacecraft is like filling Earth's technology engine with a barrel of high-grade fuel.

Tony has always been aloof and wealthy, yet he never proactively shares core technologies with the government.

Only his best friend Rhodes, Spider-Man whom he treated like his own son, was the one he personally draped in the Iron Man suit.

Even if the official forces mass-produced thousands of ships and aircraft based on Kryptonian blueprints, Chung Kwok-hung wouldn't even bat an eye.

The treasure bowl in his hand could easily create millions of enhanced versions of Vision's clones, making any number of aircraft mere targets.

After circling the city a few times without spotting a pretty girl to his liking, he twisted the throttle, and the motorcycle roared away.

The following morning, he had Pietnor deliver a Kryptonian spacecraft directly to Tony's villa.

Tony went straight to the lab as soon as he got his hands on it, disassembling, scanning, and reverse engineering, forgetting even to refill his coffee.

In his stealth state, Zhong Guohong slipped into the Brotherhood Manor like a cold, emotionless shadow.

The mutants chatted and laughed as if nothing was wrong; no one noticed the slight chill on their fingertips as a drop of blood quietly left their bodies.

While superpower replication can be leveraged, the real value lies in the wider path behind the serum.

After leaving the Brotherhood, he wandered into the mutant school for a while.

Hidden veins are like underground rivers, numerous yet deeply concealed, and even with his current divine sense, he still finds it difficult to locate them remotely.

The serum refined from the blood of mutants is precisely the first key to unlocking the hidden veins.

Once he finds out the location, with his cultivation level, penetrating the hidden meridians will be a piece of cake.

After quietly leaving the academy, he went on to work for several other organizations.

S.H.I.E.L.D. employs mutants, Umbrella hides mutants, Hydra uses mutants... even Trask Industries has quietly recruited a group of them.

Mutant serum can allow ordinary people to step into the realm of the extraordinary.

No matter how powerful the superpower cloning technique is, it cannot be "transplanted"—the superpower you clone will always belong to you alone, and cannot be transferred or grafted.

Spanning five continents, Chung Kwok-hung quietly collected over 1,200 samples of mutant blood.

Back at Xuyang Mountain Villa, he assembled a team of elite researchers to accelerate the development of the serum.

This group of people had already been injected with brain-enhancing serum and had been immersed in alien technology for many years, so their level had been completely transformed.

Teams of three and hundreds of smaller teams worked in tandem, and within seven days, they had successfully developed dozens of serum formulations.

When Zhong Guohong used his self-produced clones to conduct actual tests and observe their activated superpowers, he frowned slightly.

The serum is 100% pure and its effectiveness is indeed 100%, but unfortunately, most of its abilities overlap too much with those he already possesses.

After personally testing each type of serum, he discovered something interesting: serums of the same origin could actually be used to enhance and refine similar supernatural abilities.

In just over two months, Xuyang Mountain Villa has produced more than 1,200 types of serum.

These more than 1,000 serums, categorized according to their supernatural abilities, were ultimately refined into eighteen basic lineages.

For example, the superpowers activated by the space-type serum include spatial collapse, teleportation, and void explosion.

Having been injected with over a thousand different serums, Chung Kwok-hung possesses over a hundred different superpowers.

Many of his abilities overlap; otherwise, he would probably have mastered over a thousand superpowers long ago.

Zhong Guohong is increasingly convinced that superpowers and the techniques of cultivators are no different.

From a certain perspective, the abilities gained from activating hidden meridians are almost like innate supernatural powers—innate knowledge that requires no arduous cultivation.