Chapter 345: Dharma Nature Chip Preconception

Next, it was time to urge the disciples to construct the Bingtian. This was not a difficult task; finding a table and getting a piece of red cloth was enough, and Xu Jia did not need them to pick any auspicious time or day for the offerings.

They simply found some suitable small architectural models to place on the altar. To save trouble, they used a wooden model of the Heaven Altar directly. Besides this, they also bought killer bees as Blood Food for the sacrifices. The blood was not chicken blood, but the blood of the bald eagle from the American national emblem, drawn into a tube and consecrated with incantations.

With the Bingtian thus established, they burned a full set of SWAT gear, thousands of paper-crafted items, pistols refined with Tiangang Thunder fire, and bullets blessed by holy light, all hung on the wall of the room where the Bingtian was located to gather the Qi of military Sha for the Golden Blade General to utilize.

In the Dharma Realm, this Golden Blade General had by now changed into a new set of equipment, wearing a SWAT tactical suit and holding a submachine gun, with his golden blade strapped to his back. He sighed, "If I had had this stuff back in my day, the times really have changed!"

This was exactly that set of physical equipment, burned over; the guns, bullets, clothes, and such were all real.

As for how to burn them so they would melt, that was naturally the "pet cremation furnace." It could burn bones into slag, and iron could also be turned into molten iron.

This thing was quite useful for cremation in America. After all, American animal protection organizations were magical; once some pets reached a certain age, they were basically sent by their owners to be euthanized and then burned. The wealthy could buy a pet cemetery, while those without money would take them home and find an opportunity to scatter them.

As long as one had the qualifications, one could apply for a pet cremation furnace, and there were even pet gas chambers. Many priests had this as a side job, providing end-of-life care for pets and then sending them to Tian Tang.

As for whether it helped burn people, one could only say this thing was sufficient for burning people, and there were even mobile cremation furnaces that a small truck could hold.

Converting its function like this to become a furnace for burning paper offerings was no problem at all; in any case, it was dealing with the great matters of life and death, communicating between the Yin and Yang Dharma Realms.

As for the paper-crafted items, as long as the Golden Blade General understood the equipment, he could also use the corresponding Golden Sha to make them proficient in mastering this equipment.

With the Bingtian set up, the disciples all came to request soldiers and horses. After all, their own soldiers and horses were all small fry, and recruiting soldiers and horses in America usually meant black slaves from the Civil War era; these things looked sturdy, but were complete idiots when used, not understanding the Dharma Nature.

Suddenly, the disciples who had the Ancestor's soldiers and horses all became arrogant. Many who previously dared not deal with century-old haunted houses now formed groups to go and handle them.

Century-old haunted houses generally had a "Ling Jie Men Hu," which was a passage that could connect the living world and the Dharma Realm. After powerful evil spirits occupied them, they could freely travel between the Yin and Yang realms.

After all, there was no Yincao Difu here, only Hell and Tian Tang. In the Dharma Realm, there were many evil spirits. Such haunted houses relied entirely on exorcists to handle them. If an exorcist died, they would not be dealt with immediately, but rather the danger rating would be raised, and they would be left waiting for resolution.

Basically, every two or three years, an exorcist would come to try to resolve it. If another one died, the file would be sealed, and they would attempt to seal the haunted house.

Therefore, a century-old haunted house, while not comparable to the Hell Seventy-two Demon Gods, was at least like the existence of Mei Yi from the movie *Midnight After*, comparable to a Half-step Demon God.

Xu Jia naturally looked down on such small fry and only thought about that Voodoo Wood, taking its core to make a sword scabbard; only then could it successfully serve as a Town Mountain Treasure.

He secretly pondered in his heart whether he could make a task interface. After all, the Lingbao Register changed according to one's own needs and thoughts; it was both a basic Register and the highest Register.

Since it could change like this, turning into an interface—although killing ghosts would not grant experience, it would have a progress bar for cultivation proficiency—it seemed more suitable for the constitution of practitioners here, and was also a major advantage for expanding dissemination and promoting influence. However, Xu Jia could only provide slight guidance and could not directly keep pace with the times to develop the Lingbao Register Method into a game interface, so he directly asked Li Rentai to bring some programming books and instructional videos to watch to pass the time.

Although Xu Jia was a "True Person of Omniscience" when he was an Earth Immortal, mathematics had a characteristic: if you don't know it, you don't know it. Otherwise, if all the ultimate truths of heaven and earth were clear, wouldn't that mean one had already Didao?

Fortunately, Xu Jia's comprehension was decent, and he planned to cultivate immortals through technology. Although that side had just entered the steam age, sooner or later it would enter the electric age, the internet age, and even the artificial intelligence age. If he cultivated these things well early on, they might be of some use when he ascended to the Shangjie in the future.

Fortunately, Xu Jia's learning ability was not bad, and he did not follow the beaten path. After studying for two or three days, he read books using "quantum reading," looking at everything from the original internet age starting with Turing to the latest period, and even read quite a bit of theoretical knowledge in technical areas, such as how to hand-craft a chip.

While reading, Xu Jia sensed the changes in the Dharma Realm. These disciples were exorcising demons and dispelling evil, and they hadn't caused any trouble yet, intentionally rooting out the Voodoo cult.

This Voodoo cult operated in secret, using candles, incense, corpse oil, and some strange things as Magic Tools. For example, Uncle from *Jackie Chan Adventures* combined the Lushan Method and Voodoo; the classic move was using pufferfish and dried lizards to chant incantations.

Xu Jia had also studied Voodoo. His view on these primitive religions was that they were about the same as Shamanism, but Shamanism became much more civilized later on, while Voodoo was still in the tribal age, possibly because it was a primitive African tribal religion.

While holding natural pure crystal and refining Dharma Nature to see if it could become a cultivation computer, Xu Jia pondered that in Norse mythology, divinity itself was an interface that analyzed all things. Of course, this knowledge was all secondary creation by novelists.

But Xu Jia had come into contact with the divinity of Demon Gods, which itself had the power of "Borrowing the False to Cultivate the True" and making wishes come true. Therefore, Xu Jia was able to rely on the Demon God nature as a material to connect with You Ming and the Five Hells, helping his disciples pass through Calamity and achieve Ghost Immortal.

Divinity was also "Nature," conforming to "Nature Cultivation," and what could be sublimated was the Innate Spiritual Light, which was the so-called Ancestral Nature.

Ancestral Nature was just a spark of spiritual light; being able to make it shine was already an achievement in cultivation. It was meant to be simple; if he wanted to make it into a computer, it would be better to cultivate the human brain directly. No matter how powerful a computer was, it was not as sophisticated as the human brain.

In the Internal Scene Body Deity Appearance chapter, there was a Brain Deity chapter. If one cultivated the Brain Deity chapter properly, it was very possible for the disciples to obtain an interface.

But among the Body Gods, the deities of the head were the most difficult to cultivate. One careless move would lead to mental disorder, epilepsy, or madness. They were already cultivation novices; what if they ruined their brains?

Moreover, cultivating to the Brain Deity was progress for after becoming an Earth Immortal. Even Xu Jia had not cultivated the Brain Deity yet, so he was very cautious.

So, if the inner brain could not be cultivated, the only option was to implant a chip into the brain. This was the so-called "Dharma Nature Chip," comparable to the "Artificial Spirit Root" in cultivation novels.

A Dharma Nature Chip could allow people to see the Dharma Realm and sense the energy of the Dharma Realm, but the technical difficulty of the Dharma Nature Chip was also high. Transplanting it into a human brain would likely require the top scientists to cultivate immortals together with them.

Xu Jia also felt that it was appropriate to develop American Chinese scientists, teach them to cultivate immortals, and use their laboratories to conduct more related possibilities.

After ascending in the future, these things could still be used. Moreover, the Earth, Blue Star, was about to ascend in dimension, and the energy of the Dharma Realm was becoming increasingly active; it could be said to be a new wave of "Spirit Recovery." These top scientists, capitalists, and tycoons—which one of them didn't want Longevity, and even committed many evil deeds, such as extracting the spinal cord of little boys to transplant into themselves, just to become younger?

(End of chapter)