But Liu Kai felt that something was not quite right.

After pondering for a while with his head down, a sudden glint of light flashed in his eyes.

He suddenly slapped his thigh: "Wait a minute, I'm the owner of the crystal!"

A bizarre yet highly probable thought suddenly popped into his mind.

Since he immerses himself in the experience, others will be assimilated.

That...

Is it permissible to impose one's own thoughts on other people who are bound to crystals?

In other words, can one assimilate others?

besides.

Once you can assimilate others, will this assimilation disappear after the crystal binding is broken?

If it really works.

This is far more perverse than the brainwashing crystal.

Brainwashing is the process of forcing others to obey orders, and causing them to feel pain if they do not comply.

However, if no action orders are given to the brainwashed person, that person will become a walking corpse.

They have almost no thoughts or actions of their own.

Assimilation, on the other hand, changes a person from the depths of their mindset.

This person remains an independent individual in terms of personality.

But it will change rapidly and subtly without his own knowledge.

Liu Kai is a selfish person.

It seems pointless to try to assimilate others into being selfish and self-serving.

Liu Kai, however, thought differently.

Because selfishness is also a kind of faith, just like the red star that Qin Luofei believes in.

Liu Kai's faith is Liu Kai himself.

Those who are assimilated by him may very well take Liu Kai as their sole faith.

Thinking of this, Liu Kai couldn't help but get excited.

Compared to violence that instills fear and submission, or the Sinclair family's forced brainwashing to create puppets, this approach is far superior.

This assimilation is a form of peaceful evolution that kills without bloodshed.

Any different race, ethnicity, or ideology will be subject to assimilation.

He submitted to Liu Kai with all his heart and without any ulterior motives!

At the same time, it perfectly preserved the abilities and knowledge of these people.