Sang Ning said "Oh," and then asked, "Is the cotton beast tasty?"
When the question was raised, everyone fell silent.
Whether the cotton beast is good or bad, they don't know.
"I've never eaten it."
Louis replied, "Worms are not on the menu of intelligent life."
"Actually, many things were not on the menu of intelligent life before. But since you appeared, people have been eating chili peppers, Sichuan peppercorns, dandelions, bamboo leaves, shellfish and so on."
At this point, he gave Sang Ning a thumbs up, "You're amazing, you single-handedly changed the eating habits of most intelligent life forms."
Louis is right. I used to have little interest in eating. When I went to restaurants, it was always the same dishes. No matter how delicious the food was, I couldn't stand eating it all the time.
If I don't go, it's just a nutrient solution. As we all know, nutrient solutions come in a variety of flavors, and I'd get tired of drinking it every day.
Now, I feel like I can eat something new every day.
[That's right, it used to be me. When I went out, I either went sightseeing or shopping. When I saw plants and animals in nature reserves, I had no other thoughts. Now, no matter what I see, my first thought is whether it's edible, and whether I should get some to try.]
[I'm terrible with my hands, and after failing several times, I spent a fortune on a cooking robot.]
[Hey, are they selling cooking robots now?]
Yes, it's a new product developed by the Aitas Group, but it hasn't been widely distributed yet. Apparently, they want to observe market feedback before making any decisions.
[So, for those of you who have bought one, how well does the robot cook?]
[This is just my opinion, but I think it's fantastic, much better than what I could make. Now, my favorite thing is coming home for dinner.]
[Not only are they exquisite, but the robots can also customize their own setups.]
However, not all ingredients are suitable for pairing together, so you know, one day the delicious food you're looking forward to might turn into a culinary disaster.
However, there's no need to worry too much; the chances of this happening are slim. Most of the time, the cooking will follow the pre-set program.
The comments continued, but Sang Ning's focus was on the cooking robot. She said, "I want a cooking robot."
This way, she can be freed from the kitchen.
Cooking every day is really annoying. At worst, I'll just let her order takeout.
However, it was all just a dream.
Desolate Star...
You can see the vast sky and the boundless wilderness, but you can't see any takeout food.
I really miss the wide variety of takeout options available in the original world. It was such a happy time when I could order takeout.
"No materials available."
Louis said calmly, "If I had the materials, I could actually make one for you."
Emmanuel chimed in, "If we hadn't disassembled those robotic arms and legs and used them in tools, we might have been able to create a simplified version."
Sang Ning's jaw nearly dropped. "Robots can be made into simplified versions?"
"Sure, there's not only a simplified version, but also a mini version."
When it came to his professional field, Louis spoke eloquently, leaving Sanning completely bewildered.
The key issue is that they can't understand it. Neither she nor the original owner of this body are particularly good at science-related subjects.
Therefore, she heard Louis use technical terms and explained the operating principles, but didn't understand them.
Moreover, Louis also mentioned things like spatial folding, which were areas of no knowledge for her.
[I'm sure Sang Ning didn't understand; the expressions on your faces are just like those of a complete academic failure.]
[That's right, it happened to me all the time during my major courses. My teacher has advised me to switch majors at least five times, but I'm not willing to give up. You see, my biggest dream is to become a glorious and lucrative armor maker.]
"A glorious and promising future depends on your ability to graduate smoothly."
Louis said sharply, "No matter how good your dreams are, if you can't graduate, they're all just empty dreams."
At this point, Elliott asked the question that had been buried in his heart for a long time.
He asked, "Which is more difficult, the integrated command system or the mecha system?"
Louis didn't rush to answer, but pondered for a moment before saying, "It can't be generalized. The integrated command department has a nickname, the 'jack-of-all-trades' major, but in fact, this major is mainly for training commanders. The knowledge learned is very diverse. You may not be an expert in it, but you must understand it."
Those who fail the comprehensive strategic test will not be admitted to the integrated command system.
"Mecha engineering and spaceship engineering are both strictly speaking mechanical engineering. You have to master these two majors. Even if you master them, you may not be able to stand out. If you don't master them, you have even less chance of standing out and you may not even be able to graduate."
At this point, he solemnly told the audience, "I have a piece of advice for everyone: if you advise someone to learn how to build mechs and spaceships, you'll be struck by lightning."
"If you don't have a real passion for it or a talent for it, I really don't recommend studying these two majors."
"Of all the majors, these two have the most students who delay graduation. Do you know why?"
[Because I can't graduate, I can only postpone it and keep pushing myself to the limit. These are the heartfelt words of someone who has been studying mecha engineering for 14 years and still hasn't graduated.]
[Still not graduated after 14 years? Is there any point in reading this book?]
Yes, because if you don't want to study, there's nothing you can do. The school won't let you go. If you dare to skip classes, you'll either be expelled or dismissed, meaning all your previous efforts will be wasted and you won't get a diploma.
Why are these two majors so rigorous?
It's very simple. Graduates of these two majors are either armor makers or spaceship manufacturers. If they don't learn well or their professional knowledge isn't strong enough, and something goes wrong, it won't just be one or two people who die, but thousands or tens of thousands.
Therefore, these two majors are particularly rigorous.
If you encounter someone with a weathered look at school, don't doubt it—they're definitely a student majoring in mecha or spaceship engineering who's had to postpone their graduation.
I only knew that these two majors were as difficult to get into as the Integrated Command major, but I didn't know they were this hard to graduate from.
I have a question: what exactly do the mecha and spaceship majors involve?
[Go to the Second World text section and look for my post, "The Great Fool," and you'll see how difficult, numerous, and terrifying the courses for mecha and spaceship majors are.]
As soon as this comment appeared, countless viewers who were not experts in mecha and spaceships went to search for the post.
After watching it, everyone felt like they were about to have a bad time.
These two majors require learning an immense amount of knowledge, involving not only subjects like mathematics, physics, mechanics, and materials science, but also manual skills.
At this moment, they finally understood why people specializing in mechs, spaceships, and command were called all-rounders.
With such a comprehensive learning approach, how could one not be an all-rounder?
The thought that you can't graduate if you're not an all-rounder is suffocating.
It's incredibly fortunate that they weren't smart enough to try and get into those three majors, otherwise they would be the ones facing delayed graduation now.
They finally understood why Louis was so capable; it was no exaggeration to say that Louis was someone they looked up to.
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