I Can Program My Body? - Chapter 473

Chapter 473: Library Module Optimization
The next day, after resting in their new residence, Camilla went out with Julius to prepare for the wedding.

Not having anything to do, Nash went out to bask in the sun.

“Huh~ Comfortable…”

Although it was a simple activity, feeling the warmth of the sun made his soul invigorated.

Falling into a daze, Nash turned his attention to the [Library Module System].

These past months, after he finished creating the industrial potion machine, Nash dedicated the soul enlightenment state every half month to the [Library Module System].

As a crucial component for him to stock knowledge and as a database for the soul enlightenment state to seek inspiration, he thought of optimizing the [Library Module System] first.

With the first two enlightenments, Nash already roughly deduced the optimization blueprint for it.

Nash estimated that after another session of soul enlightenment state, he should be able to complete it.

“I better start the optimization now…”

Although not yet complete, he could already begin to work.

Going to his training quarters, Nash took the soul reliving potion and dove into a tub of soul transformation potion.

To not interrupt his training, Julius had this transported to him overnight.

Even the industrial Potion Machine was already being disassembled, ready for transportation.

After all, having their money-making machine at their home was better than having it in another territory.

Soon, while his body was immersed in training, Nash’s consciousness began to optimize the [Library Module System].

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A month later…

“It’s finally complete…” Nash muttered in delight, looking at the new [Library Module System].

After undergoing another soul enlightenment state two weeks ago, as Nash expected, he got the complete blueprint for the module system.

Following this, Nash was able to modify the [Library Module System] at a blazing speed.

“Tsk, I wonder how efficient it is now.”

To modify the library module system, Nash based it on the castrated algorithm about information processing of the virtual world.

Nash even needed to buy this information in the Covenant Library for 150,000 seals of truth.

As for the complete version, Nash deduced that his current computational power and soul couldn’t handle it.

Processing uncountable data every moment, the virtual world algorithm was not only efficient but also heavy.

Even this castrated version, Nash was only able to incorporate about 1% of its efficiency.

Fortunately, it’s more than enough to grant the [Library Module System] heaven-defying features.

First was logical alternation. Instead of just copying information, it would authenticate it, comparing it to the information he had.

If it had some similarities, it would erase everything, keeping only the essence intact.

If it had some factual errors, it would do its best to correct them. Otherwise, it would just delete it.

To prevent any mistakes, this deleted information would stay in a virtual state until confirmed multiple times in an idle state that it was indeed an error.

Finally, it had automatic information parsing, fusing all the knowledge he had into a complete volume.

This way, Nash didn’t need to reach for information one by one but read it in methodological order without repeating.

From similarity detection, error correction, and information parsing, not only could Nash save a large amount of computation power, but also improve speed and efficiency.

Of course, the most powerful feature of the [Library Module System] is shared comprehension and soul power.

For every person connected to the module system, they would need to spend their own soul power for every book, time, and assistance they would need.

Essentially, instead of unrestricted use, they would need to pay their soul energy, which he could then use to upload more knowledge.

Furthermore, for every understanding and comprehension they made inside the library, he could retain and absorb it as easily as drinking water.

Of course, if this were done normally, it would be invasive, so that no one would dare to even try to go inside.

Thus, following his principle of openness, the soul power they need could be stored externally in advance, which could be spent later.

Whether it’s through the [Library Module], [Communication Module], [Analysis Module], or [Map Module], instead of using it for free, there would now be a price.

After all, with the growing number of members, the computational power he needed to maintain these universal module systems was large.

From a few million members, if he included everyone in the Star Alliance, it would be a few billion.

Coupled with other members he would recruit later, letting the universal module systems be free was a lost cost.

As for the comprehension and understanding, it would also be up to the user to upload them, which is paid for with the soul power they could use.

The more unique their understanding was, the more soul power they would be paid.

With this cycle, the books in the library could not only be more perfect and flawless, it would also be easier to comprehend.

“I wonder what their reaction will be once they connect to it…”

Most of the members of the Star Alliance were still gathering resources or taking care of other external matters.

Once it was done, it was time for them to train and simulate the war that could happen in the wild void territory.

Calming his mind, Nash prepared to go toward the Covenant Library to try the efficiency of the [Library Module System].

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“This—Awesome!”

Looking at the speed of the [Library Module System], Nash couldn’t help but be shocked.

From the base speed, previously it was only 10,000 books per computational power, now it could upload about 30,000 every day.

With over 450 billion computational power, Nash could upload 13.5 quintillion books every day.

It’s not only that. Because of the similarity detection, error correction, and knowledge patching, with each upload of the same type of knowledge, the faster the upload speed is.

Although this was already configured in the previous version, the efficiency didn’t show much result.

Every million books, it might only increase the upload speed by ten to a hundred.

However, with the new iteration, instead of a linear rise, the newly optimized [Library Module System] upload speed rose geometrically.

Seeing the speed increase to 10% in just a few hours, Nash felt unprecedented excitement.

“Could I upload all the books in the Covenant Library before the cosmic competition?!”