574: Chapter 574 Neural Implantation

"The improvement effect of organisms on a planet typically takes millions of years, which shows how difficult it is to cultivate a habitable planet!" Dragon Three sighed.

"Yes, creation takes millions of years, but destruction is instantaneous," Oriental Chen also sighed.

"Monga has told you some of what happened later, so I'll just gloss over it."

"Mars' insects came to Blue Star with plant seeds, becoming some of the earliest indigenous inhabitants on Blue Star. They had no natural enemies on land and developed rapidly, even creating civilization by accident. This is truly incredible."

"At this time, was Blue Star already suitable for cultivating humans?" Oriental Chen asked.

"Blue Star was, but Mars was not," Dragon Three replied.

"Mars was hit by an asteroid, and due to Mars' small mass, it suffered a heavy blow."

"Widespread dust, erupting volcanoes, and two million years of strong acid rain... completely destroyed the Martian ecosystem."

"Even the Mars Base suffered severe damage."

"The base you see now is only a part of it. The maintenance robots in the base took a long time to repair the core area, but most functions have been lost."

"230 million years ago, the Nata People were annihilated, which caused the newly repaired Mars Base to postpone the human cultivation project again."

"According to the data brought back by Monga, the warships that attacked the Nata People came from Sa America. However, Sa America had disappeared for over 700 million years with the destruction of Venus's ecology, which is clearly unreasonable."

"It's just that at the time, due to insufficient data, the reason could not be found."

"It wasn't until hundreds of thousands of years ago, when Monga accidentally discovered the Sirius Remnants on the moon, that everything slowly came to light."

"You already know what happened next, so I won't say anymore."

"Next, I will elaborate on the full content of the current version of the human cultivation project."

"Let's talk about how humans were bred."

"Before the Mars Base was damaged, we could mass-synthesize fertilized eggs in cultivation rooms and cultivate newborns through simulated wombs."

"After the base was damaged, we had to find new methods."

"Fortunately, Monga's spaceship had a gene repair chamber. This allowed us to breed humans through surrogacy using other species."

"After analysis, we ultimately used chimpanzees."

"Monga captured female chimpanzees into the warship, modified their egg cells through the gene repair chamber, retrieved genetic data from the human gene bank, and implanted it into the fertilized eggs."

"Thus, an unfertilized chimpanzee egg became a fertilized human egg."

"Through this method, Monga placed several human gathering points near the Tropic of Cancer."

"The first humans were born this way."

Oriental Chen listened with a look of astonishment.

He never imagined that the system brain of this Mars Base had such wild ideas; it could even come up with such bizarre methods.

Indeed, to complete the mission, it stops at nothing!

"Of course, merely breeding humans is only a small part of the plan."

"As long as the Sirius Remnants are not eliminated, the breeding program cannot succeed."

"In fact, eliminating them is not difficult; the biggest challenge is their pervasiveness, making them very difficult to clean up completely."

"This is the most troublesome point."

"Currently, the known remnants are on the moon, and the primary task now is to eliminate them."

"However, this can only be accomplished by you. The existence of the Mars Base and the human cultivation project cannot be exposed, otherwise, if there are other variables, our situation will be very unfavorable."

"Give me some time, I don't think cleaning them up will be too much of a problem," Oriental Chen said.

"Mm. It is precisely because of your appearance that we formulated this plan. I believe you can do it," Dragon Three nodded.

"Mr. Dragon Three, what do you mean by neural implantation?"

The plan was finished; next should be the third step.

"Your knowledge reserve is insufficient, and your personality has certain flaws. To ensure the smooth implementation of the plan, we need to make some modifications to you," Dragon Three explained.

"Modifications? How to modify?" Oriental Chen frowned.

"Don't worry, we will help you increase your knowledge reserve through neural implantation, which can save you a lot of learning time."

The process of human learning is actually strengthening neural connections through repeated practice.

So, if there is a way to directly modify or strengthen neural connections, in theory, knowledge can be implanted into the brain in batches.

Of course, this is only theoretical.

Neural pathways are like a complex and vast network, and modifying them is very difficult. This requires very high technical demands, and if not done well, it can lead to neurological problems.