My Divine Diary

The replication process of the ‘PlVirus’, generally similar to the previous one, but more refined in detail, and more precise in timing control.

The original version could differentiate and replicate five thousand copies in thirty seconds, but the current seventh-generation product not only reduced the tto twenty seconds, but also significantly increased the total replication amount in one round to ten thousand ‘PlViruses’. ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ꜰʀᴏᴍ NoᴠᴇFɪre.nᴇt

Incredibly powerful.

Most importantly, this strain of the ‘PlVirus’ exhibited extremely strong stability.

In Su Hao’s observation, the ‘PlVirus’ continued to replicate, differentiate, replicate again, differentiate again…

Layer by layer, orderly, starting from the point of impact, spreading outward in a radius of two hundred kilometers.

Gradually eroding this plthat Su Hao had played with until it was riddled with holes.

Each round increased by ten thousand copies, randomly distributed around, as long as there is matter, it can continue to replicate and differentiate.

At first glance, it didn’t seem like much, but as tpassed, the number of ‘replicas’ increased exponentially. Each round of replication multiplied by ten thousand based on the quantity of the previous round.

Su Hao could even see a large number of copies being randomly transported to the planet’s surface or into the atmosphere, continuing to operate according to the program.

Of course, the copies transported into the atmosphere quickly lacked material and ‘died’, eventually falling to the ground and turning into new matter, which at spoint would transform back into ‘source’… their deaths were actually inconsequential, as more ‘replicas’ had already penetrated deep into the planet.

Eventually, the ‘PlVirus’ showed a trend of spreading towards the planet’s core and spreading to the other half of the planet.

Of course, these results were just Su Hao’s estimation, as a large number of ‘replicas’ had long since exceeded the range of perception of Su Hao’s divine consciousness.

“This time, it should be considered a success, right?”

Su Hao floated quietly in the high altitude, observing the movement on the plbelow, but even now, he couldn’t be sure if his ‘PlVirus’ had succeeded.

After all, there had been too many failures, each tencountering problems that emerged from details he had never considered.

Who knows if this twould be the same, with sinexplicable small problem leading to a complete failure?

So, he had to wait! Wait for the moment when this plwas fully eroded by the ‘PlVirus’.

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Matter transforming into source, volreduced by half. However, when the source was transformed back into ‘temporary product components of the quality system’ consisting of ‘replicated planetary virus’, the volsuddenly skyrocketed. Read Web s Online Free - Fire Fire -

Initially, when there were few replication bodies, nothing seemed out of the ordinary. But as more and more replication bodies infiltrated the interior of the planet, the additional huge volcreated added pressure inside the planet.

As a result, the entire plbegan to tremble, the land cracked, mountains rose, deep valleys converged and expanded, forming new peaks. In previously unstable locations, large volumes of molten lava erupted, even the polar regions, thickly frozen with ice, changed their appearance after billions of years, cracking and breaking apart. Countless years of ice-sealed oceans spewed out yellow and blue liquid water…

A scene of world destruction, reminiscent of doomsday.

However, this was just the beginning!

The material transformed on the plwas less than a billionth.

But, following this trend, it was about to reach it soon!

Moreover, this chain reaction of replication, eroding the planet’s speed would only get faster!

After waiting for a while, the appearance of the entire plwas no longer the sas it was at the beginning.

Violent, torn, high temperature… All that can be seen is burning up!

The former Key Star could be considered a forbidden zone of life, but now, it has turned into a purgatory.

You don’t even need to set foot on this planet; just entering the atmosphere might almost kill you.

And at this moment, Su Hao looked down at the purgatory-like scene below, but strangely, he was not very excited.

After so many years, he had been waiting for this moment, and when it finally arrived, unexpectedly, he was much calmer than he had imagined.

“Just wait! Wait for the moment when the plmeets its end!”

…

During the riot in Key Star, at the Stellar New Era Astronomy Observatory in Source Star.

Suddenly, an observer exclaimed, “Clook, Key Star is acting abnormally… What is that?”

The other people in the observatory were startled by his shout, with a mixture of blon their faces, but also very curious about what he had seen to react so recklessly.

Everyone gathered around, and the data returned through the telescope was simulated on the display to reveal the appearance of Key Star.

As before, it was a predominantly yellow-red plwith swhite dots scattered across it.

People exclaimed, “There’s no change!”

It is difficult to observe specific changes on the planet’s surface from such a distant distance, so it is normal not to see anything.

The observer pointed to the white dots on Key Star and said, “Haven’t you noticed that there are more white dots on Key Star now?”

“Really? Well, it does seem so. Let’s compare it with previous photos!”

Immediately, someone brought up old photos of Key Star, and upon careful comparison, they indeed found that the white dots had increased significantly.

“Why would this happen? Could it be that there has been a large-scale volcanic eruption on Key Star, causing thick fog to spread?”

The group exchanged glances, each showing serious doubts.

“No use speculating, let’s go directly to the satellite, use the Feng Shen telescope to observe and find out.”

“Good idea!”

“Do we need to inform Captain Feiyuan and Teacher Feng Cheng?”

“Of course, Xiao He, you go report to Captain Feiyuan, Xiao Dan, you stay at the observatory and observe any other changes! We will go up to the satellite first to investigate.”

“Alright!”

When everyone arrived at the corresponding satellite through the teleportation array and observed the appearance of Key Star through the Feng Shen telescope, they were completely shocked!

Is Key Star about to explode?

The entire plwas boiling, as if the water in a pot had already boiled, and was being scorched with maximum heat…

The observer muttered, “This is not good!”

“Hurry, notify Teacher Feng Cheng to cand investigate. There must be something happening on Key Star that we don’t know about! It may affect our planet.”

…

At this moment, Key Star had expanded slightly compared to before!

It seems so!

From Su Hao’s perspective, he could not observe the changes in the entire planet, but could only see magma erupting and churning. The previously calm Key Star was now completely boiling, and everything in sight seemed to be burning in a fiery blaze!

But from the observation results in outer space, the volof this Key Star had indeed expanded, significantly larger than before, by a whole circle!

All of this was forcefully supported by a massive number of ‘replicas’.

To expand a huge planet…

Impressive!

At this moment, Key Star no longer had the distinction between day and night; the entire plwas as if it were burning, emitting a reddish light that illuminated everything on the planet.

It seemed like the next moment, it would becthe second ‘sun’!

The changes on the plwere getting faster, and the volwas visibly increasing rapidly.

At this moment, what gushes out is not only magma, but also countless ellipsoids or small cubes, high up into the air, ssmall cubes losing their source beads directly ‘die’ on the spot, while slucky ones fall back into the magma, continuing their own work diligently and tirelessly.

If the Key Star were to know, it should not dare to make noise to Su Hao this time, it should surrender.

“Wei, Boss! The astronomical center has observed abnormalities in the Key Star. I saw it with my own eyes, the anomaly was extremely severe, the whole plseemed to be burning, I even suspected it would explode next moment! It’s simply terrifying!”

Feng Cheng crazily tagged Su Hao in the group and also sent several shaking windows to Su Hao.

Su Hao didn’t reply yet, Yashan spoke up, “What’s going on? Is the Key Star about to collide? Damn, our spaceship is not even ready yet! Send a picture for us to see.”

Then Feng Cheng sent several pictures seen through the telescope, and also sent the original appearance of the Key Star for comparison.

Yashan sent a shocked expression and then said, “Damn! What happened to the Key Star?”

At this time, Su Hao finally posted a smiling face in the group, “Don’t panic, this is an experiment I did on the Key Star, I’m still on the Key Star!”

Yashan and Feng Cheng almost popped their eyes out and asked in unison, “Experiment??”

It was also the first tthey had seen such a fiery experimental scene!