Disaster Simulator, global collapse begins.

While the experimental subjects were receiving Honkai energy injections and wailing day and night in dark, unlit cells, the young master of the Shaniet family awoke in a 50,000-square-meter bed, attended by two hundred maids.

That might be a bit of an exaggeration.

But the lifestyle of such old aristocratic families is truly beyond the imagination of ordinary people.

Chen Jie is just an ordinary person.

"No wonder people say that destiny is corrupt. Ever since they started selling indulgences, these three families have never been upright."

With a few exceptionally heroic figures as exceptions, the remaining members of the three major families actually appeared in the storyline. If they didn't have health bars displayed, the game developers would be silently attacked by players in the middle of the night.

"Young Master Elke, it's time to get up and have breakfast."

Chen Jie never imagined that one day he would be living such a simple, unpretentious, and monotonous life.

This is a manor that the Shaniert family specially renovated for him, for his and hundreds of girls' study and life.

The dining tables weren't the individual tables like in a school cafeteria, but rather the super-long tables like those in the movie Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

The girls sat on either side, while Chen Jie sat in the head seat.

The variety of food was also quite extensive. Maids pushed food carts past, each displaying exquisite dishes, just like a buffet, where you could choose whatever you liked.

The dish displayed in front of the car isn't for eating, it's for showing off.

Prolonged exposure to air and dust will cause it to cool down, and cutting food will also damage its appearance.

If you fancy a particular dish, a maid will push a cart to your side, open the metal cover at the back, cut a small piece of the same dish that is constantly heated in a silver tray, and place it on your plate.

It's a tiny bite that wouldn't even fill a Southerner's stomach.

Chen Jie felt like he was just a food taster, only able to take a small bite of each dish, which was never enough.

There were maids nearby calculating and controlling the total amount of food consumed and the distribution of nutrients.

So where did all those dishes that were displayed and the leftovers go?

Did the servants pack up and take it home?

It couldn't have just collapsed, could it?

Wasting food is shameful.

Perhaps it's because this life is too short, or perhaps it's because studying all day long is too monotonous, or perhaps it's because my brain's hardware configuration is too high.

This synchronization was incredibly smooth.

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Chapter 37: Life with Hundreds of Lolis?

“My name is Elke Shaniat.”

"I never expected that my family would arrange so many girls of similar age to be by my side."

They called it taking care of his life.

Good heavens, a group of seven or eight-year-old girls who can't even take care of themselves.

Chen Jie didn't find them cute at all.

First and foremost, he is not a lolicon.

To an adult's soul, they're just a bunch of noisy and annoying brats.

Chen Jie's only current goal is to save the world.

In this simulation, the only thing that matters is conducting research.

A bunch of little brats. Ha, maybe a fish of the same weight would be more attractive to them.

He had also reflected on this many times before the synchronized memories...

However, his elders would always tell him with a smile that he was still young and didn't understand the goodness of women.

Elke's precociousness was seen by them as just a little kid pretending to be mature.

I found a toilet and hid there, finally escaping the surveillance cameras all over the house and that group of chattering women.

Open the dimensional gap.

It worked!

Guns, bombs, various grenades, rocket launchers, hard drives, virus stock solutions... it was like a small personal arsenal; everything he had prepared beforehand was indeed there.

"As expected, the dimensional rift can be used."

Chen Jie had this conjecture when he discovered that dimensional gaps could bring things back from simulation to reality.

So he stored the data and props he brought back from the last simulation at home and replaced them with a batch of things that might be useful for this simulation.

This thing is much better than he initially imagined.

What does this represent?

Smuggling!

For example, last time, he obtained six Herrscher Cores, but when he left, he couldn't take any of them with him...

With the dimensional rift, it's entirely possible to bring the good stuff you've acquired back to this world.

In addition, Chen Jie discovered something unexpected within himself.

Golden Hourglass

Quality: Exceptional

Usage requirements: The world in question must not be the original world of the holder.

Countdown: The ceaseless sands of time speak of an inevitable future. Be warned, for the moment they run out will be the beginning of calamity.

Note: This almost still hourglass, a work of art, possesses only one function: testing the degree to which its owner is rejected by the world. Its extraordinary quality is entirely due to the high level of its creator.

Isn't this thing supposed to be disposable?

By the way, could Honkai Impact 3rd use this to target us?

Chen Jie greeted the hourglass.

"Hi, I'm here again."

When I left the restroom and walked down the hallway.

Chen Jie was suddenly drawn to a painting in the corridor.

The painting skills were mediocre, the style was mediocre, and the content was mediocre... The only reason it was hung in the Shaniat family mansion was because of the signature at the bottom.

Elke Schariac, written at 9 months old

That's not the point!

The key point is that Chen Jie saw a symbol in the painting.

It's a bit like overlapping an X and a cross.

This is a logo I designed out of boredom after discovering I had inherited so much wealth after time-traveling, but it was never published.

Logically speaking, only he himself should know this.

Elke Shaniat was also himself, but he did not have the memory of the synchronization at nine months!

Things seem to be getting strange.

Browsing through the painting according to his own habits, Chen Jie immediately spotted a string of English letters.

"Oh, this was drawn when you were still learning languages, young master," a passing maid introduced to Chen Jie as he looked at the painting.

"After seeing this painting, a senior member of the family felt that your work must have some profound meaning, like a new generation of Da Vinci Code."

"So he ordered the painting to be hung here, hoping that one day someone would be able to decipher it."

Good guy.

I guess it's just my imagination working its magic.

However, Chen Jie also felt that the painting did indeed have some deeper meaning.

If it's in pinyin, "keting" means living room, and the garbled characters that follow are probably encrypted.

Assuming he himself left the symbols, the secret contained in the painting can be deciphered using his way of thinking.

A black eagle soaring in the golden twilight, a horse wearing a crown, and a name tag with the name Jlis.

The former represents Holy Rome, the crown, the ruler, Gaius Julius Caesar!

So the string of letters mentioned earlier is the Caesar cipher.

The Caesar cipher is one of the simplest and most well-known encryption techniques.

It is a substitution encryption technique in which all letters in the plaintext are replaced with ciphertext after being shifted backward (or forward) by a fixed number in the alphabet.

The two wooden sticks on the ground looked somewhat out of place.

It's like the Chinese word "二" (èr).

Replace all the following letters two places forward.

xijiaoapensenc

Deep inside the flowerpot in the west corner.

Deep inside the flowerpot in the west corner of the living room!

Why is Caesar cipher used on half of the code and not on the other half?

Of course, it's to prevent others from cracking it; Caesar encryption is too common.

Each side handles half; the Chinese Pinyin is already a layer of encryption for foreigners. If the other party tries to decrypt the whole thing, they will never get it right.

Actually, this password isn't that difficult; I reckon any random novelist who fails in his writing in China could crack it.

But they were bullying a group of foreigners.

"I'd like to see what I've left for myself."

Just like before, eating, attending classes, and dealing with little girls.

One day, Chen Jie, finding an opportunity to be alone, dug down.

Something hard.

A notebook wrapped in plastic.

I found a secluded spot and started reading.

"I, Chen Jie, am three years old, and I have finally found the opportunity to leave a diary."

"Don't ask why the password was left when I was 9 months old, but the first entry in the diary was written when I was 3 years old."

"The answer is that I have been farsighted and made plans in advance."

Judging from the tone, it certainly sounds like something he wrote himself.

This is a diary!

His diary, which he left behind before he actually entered!

"My memory is not complete."

"As I get older, I will gradually remember some things."

"For example, the name, and the Honkai world, this is a simulation that I chose to start myself."

“I checked the medical records of the biological mother of this body.”

"Once, the fetal movement stopped and the fetal heartbeat could not be heard. The doctor almost diagnosed it as a stillbirth, but then it miraculously revived."

"Based on speculation, the simulator probably cut a small piece of my soul and put it into the baby that was already dead in the womb."

"Then, as the body grows and its limits increase, the person gradually awakens."

"Oh, at least we don't have to worry about moral issues like possession anymore."

It turns out he was also in the text simulation period.

He was incomplete, like a clone.

"Countless versions of myself, with my body, memories, power, and everything else, converge at one point, forming a spiral."