The first-generation Hero Core that Ge Xiaolun had ran at 12 hertz. The second-generation model pushed that up to 36 hertz.
(T/N: Ge Xiaolun is the main character from the Chinese animated series from Super God Universe, so don't think about it.)
But Yamanaka Shinno's dimensional overclocked intelligent computer, integrated with the entire Primordial Cosmic Realm, launched straight out of the gate at 400 hertz—powered by an immense reservoir of energy and conceptual frameworks.
Don't underestimate that number—it already surpassed the majority of astronomical computers in the Super God Universe.
And since the Primordial Cosmic Realm can grow and evolve...
As long as Shinno unleashes the [Planet Devourer] trait and keeps absorbing energy to expand the realm, his computational speed will continue to soar alongside it!
Except...
"Still not quite fast as the Big Clock…"
Shinno muttered, his expression somewhat strange.
According to the original Super God lore, the Big Clock was the most advanced astronomical computer in the known universe—a simulation cloud crafted by the Shenhe civilization to replicate the entire cosmos.
(T/N: Big Clock usually refers to a cosmic-level supercomputer that controls or manages time, space, dimensions, and causality.I honestly don't like it, and neither do you, this Marvel world has become a joke, these Chinese movies.... The following Chinese things iabout this movie will be removed, so be prepared, the meaning will be lost a bit. I want you to be healthy.)
If their physical bodies and internal engines couldn't handle such high processing speeds, the Big Clock's insane hertz would still be useless.
In contrast, Shinno's engine and his overclocked dimensional computer were one and the same—integrated not just with each other, but with his entire realm.
The engine's speed was effectively equivalent to his reaction time.
The gap between them wasn't small. It was monumental.
([Based on current calculations of astronomical computer processing potential, gaining Anti-Void abilities, conceptual law traits, or expanding the Primordial Realm will significantly boost computational speed.])
([As a dimensional plane, the Primordial Cosmic Realm already surpasses the theoretical upper limit of astronomical computers. Estimated processing ceiling: ∞.])
([Computation capacity currently available. Replica of Gungnir, the Eternal Spear, ready for use in analysis of the 'Inevitable' and 'Oath' concepts.])
"Run the simulation."
Shinno raised an eyebrow slightly as the voice of the Primordial Engine rang in his ears.
He was already used to this. Whenever he needed a new ability, all he had to do was extract a trait from the system.
Come to think of it, it had been ages since he actually had to work for anything.
But really, what's the point of having a system if you still have to grind?
He shook his head, banishing those idle thoughts, and in a single step, teleported into the miniature world inside the Dust Song Gourd.
This small world had been carved out from within the Primordial Realm. Aside from the unique scenery, it functioned identically to the greater realm.
He glanced around—the scattered world gates standing on the grass, and the rather tacky little wooden house nearby. With a thought, Shinno summoned a 3D holographic projection in front of him via the Primordial Engine.
The portals led to the Naruto world, the Demon Slayer world, the Claymore world, the Marvel world... and one for the world, which he hadn't added yet, but definitely would.
Eventually, this would become the center of the multiverse!
And yet... a rinky-dink wooden shack?
Way too low-class.
"Scrap the house. Replace the area around the world gates with a large domed stadium."
"Add a big hotel-style complex on the side—capacity of at least 3,000 people. Leave room in the back for expansion."
"This whole front section—turn it into a villa zone. One half with standardized layouts, the other half with diverse villa designs."
As he sketched directly onto the 3D projection, a rough blueprint quickly formed.
Off to the side, Teresa and Clare watched the overhead layout with wide-eyed amazement.
They could tell right away—Shinno was completely overhauling the Dust Song Gourd's design.
But this scale? It was way too big, wasn't it?
Could the two of them even manage a place like this?
"Don't worry. I'll bring in a few people to help you later."
Shinno reassured them casually.
Seeing the blueprint meet his standards, he immediately instructed the Primordial Engine to begin construction.
After all, it was all editable at any time.
([Primordial Engine autonomous construction initiated. High-level material definition and conceptual rewriting enabled. Beginning matter transformation and reconstitution…])
Rumble...
The entire Dust Song Gourd began to tremble.
The old wooden house broke down into countless points of starlight, and all its contents were stored away in the Great Darkness Sky.
New buildings surged up from the ground at once.
Shinno's eyes glowed with a pale white light as he watched each phase of construction unfold in real time.
Steel rebar formed from Iron Sand Release... Cement produced via Stone Condensation Technique... Wooden furniture shaped by Wood Release... Glass and tiles forged by Lava Release... Rubber made from Barrier-type ninjutsu...
All the complex techniques of the past, now seamlessly restructured through the Primordial Engine and represented before him in a new form.
He lifted a hand.
A large red lantern that had once hung over the front door floated into his palm.
As he examined it, the Primordial Engine instantly displayed its construction breakdown.
Silk glue proteins formed from Six Paths Ninjutsu... Red pigment added to produce the gauze exterior... Wooden frame built using Wood Release... Iron clasp forged with Iron Sand.
Even the light bulb inside was reconstructed via Lava Release into a crystalline structure. The tungsten filament came from the same source.
And the wires connecting it all? Practically indistinguishable from those found in the real world.
Shinno couldn't help but be impressed.
No wonder the system said the [Secondary Bio-Engine] was essential for him.
Back then, he had to "think it over" for everything.
Now, he didn't have to think at all.
The Primordial Engine analyzed everything for him.
As long as something was within his power, the engine could instantly offer the optimal solution. All he had to do... was give the order.
In less than ten minutes, the entire blueprint had been brought to life before Shinno, Teresa, and Clare.
A swimming pool with a perfect water circulation system... Majestic buildings... Landscaped gardens like fine art... Stone tiles... Pavilions and towers...
Seeing the transformation with their own eyes, the two women were suddenly struck with clarity.
This was what it meant to be a god.
"You'll stay in this one for now. I've already moved your belongings inside. Everything else will remain the same."
Shinno gave them their instructions with a wave.
"Understood!"
Teresa and Clare responded, but their minds were still reeling from the overwhelming changes.
Shinno gave them a satisfied nod, admired his work one last time, and then vanished—reappearing in the Super God Universe.
...
Angel Yan had been waiting there the entire time. The moment he returned, her eyes locked onto the energy rippling around him.
Queen Keisha had granted her full access to the Divine Knowledge Database.
But even with every processor running at full throttle...
She couldn't decode this—this force beyond space-folding wormholes. It clearly existed on a higher conceptual level.
"Your Secondary Bio-Engine is impressive," Shinno said cheerfully, walking past her.
"You…"
Angel Yan frowned.
The knowledge base analysis was clear: this dimensional god had most likely completely cracked her Secondary Bio-Engine.
This was total domination—on both the computational and conceptual planes.
She touched her earpiece and silently opened a private dark energy communication channel with Queen Keisha.
"Your Majesty, I request complete severance from the angelic dark energy network. He's already used my internal engine to decode everything we've developed on the Secondary Bio-Engine."
"There's no need," came Keisha's cool, imperious voice over the link. "Ask him for compensation."