556: Chapter 555 A Quantitative Assessment of Human Nature!

The real world.

Special training base.

Inside the central monitoring room.

Lin Mo and a group of high-ranking Chinese officials were quietly watching the massive data monitoring screen in front of them.

On the screen.

Fifty split screens.

Displayed in real-time were the core brainwave activity data and vital signs of fifty test subjects.

They could not see the specific experiences of the test subjects in the virtual world.

But they could see the scores for dozens of dimensions, representing "Loyalty," "Resilience," "Wisdom," "Sacrifice," "Leadership," and so on.

These were constantly changing in real-time based on every choice the test subjects made within the cycle.

The data curves for most people were fluctuating violently.

Some chose to die heroically in one life, and their scores soared.

But in the next life, faced with different temptations and dilemmas, they might choose compromise and betrayal, causing their scores to plummet accordingly.

The complexity, vacillation, and uncertainty of human nature.

Were exposed completely before these cold figures.

However, among them, the data curves of a few individuals stood out as exceptionally unique.

Especially Chen Feng.

No matter what kind of life he experienced, or what kind of dilemmas and temptations he faced, at those most critical decision points, the choices he made were almost shockingly consistent.

The "Loyalty" and "Sacrifice" scores of these few individuals remained consistently stable at an extremely high level, and occasional fluctuations were quickly pulled back by their next, more resolute choices.

It was as if an innate belief had been deeply engraved into the depths of their souls.

Watching Chen Feng's high-score data stream, which was almost a straight line.

The corners of Lin Mo's mouth.

Finally revealed a faint, imperceptible smile.

He knew.

The "Sparks" he was looking for had already begun to emit their initial light in this trial field of souls.

"General Li Jingwu."

Lin Mo turned his head to look at General Li Jingwu.

"Do you still think they are flowers in a greenhouse?"

General Li Jingwu looked at the data constantly jumping on the screen.

He slowly shook his head.

His face was full of emotion.

"A profound ideological education that spans time and space!"

"I think that for those who can emerge from this trial, their will is likely even more resolute than ours."

General Yun Feijie nodded in agreement.

"That's right."

"When a person personally experiences all the suffering and glory of our nation over thousands of years, and when he gives his life for this country and its people a hundred times in a hundred different identities..."

"The two words 'Huaxia' will no longer be an empty concept for him, but the only faith merged into his blood and bones, engraved into his soul."

"Only such people are worthy of us entrusting the future to them."

Lin Mo did not speak again.

He just quietly watched the screen.

The test had only just begun.

He was also looking forward to it.

How many of these fifty "Sparks" would eventually be able to truly ignite and illuminate the path forward for Huaxia civilization.

...

Over the next ten days or so.

The turmoil in the outside world continued.

The crazy laughter disease in North America continued to spread, and social order was on the verge of collapse.

European countries were not spared either; their economies stagnated, and people's livelihoods withered.

The entire Blue Star.

Except for Huaxia, it had all fallen into chaos.

Yet Huaxia, under the leadership of Lin Mo, was developing at an incredible speed.

The construction of Yuegui City was changing with each passing day, and the production lines for the Kunlun Armor were running day and night.

Everything was proceeding in an orderly manner according to Lin Mo's plan.

However.

Lin Mo did not know that an invisible infiltration from the Three-Body Problem had already quietly begun.