I Have a God Simulator

The Blood Knight put up more of a fight this time, and the Dark Sun Dragon was nearly killed.

The Snowman rolled all the way to Pasha's side and stuffed a [Life-Saving Pill] into its mouth.

"It's okay, it's okay. We'll get him next time. You're still young, so you can't beat him..." it finally offered a few words of comfort.

...

Luh Yao shifted his gaze from the Dragon Nest to Yao City.

A notification appeared in the simulator.

[The Divine Hall Council has invented a Magic Potion: Antidote.]

[With the creation of the Antidote, the negative effects of the Poisonous Mosquitoes have been curbed, and the death rate of the Yao Race has slightly decreased.]

...

Yao City was orderly. Prophet Longg Ji still sat quietly within the Divine Hall, continuing the tedious, grinding work of translating and deciphering the Dragon Language.

The Divine Hall Council, meanwhile, was busy outside. Its Association Leader, Qubiluo'er, now had a full head of white hair. He had become a mature leader and was currently in the Divinity School, checking on the progress of Magic Potion production.

Inside the rooms of the Divinity School, the process for developing Magic Potions was clear at a glance.

Scholars and Physicians would extract various raw materials from nature to create a prototype Magic Potion. Then, the Bully Locusts would serve as Medication Testers. Based on their feedback, adjustments would be made, and the process would be repeated until the potion's effects were within a controllable range.

Only then would they move on to testing the Magic Potion on ordinary animals.

Once it was confirmed that the animals responded well, it would finally be used on human patients.

As Qubiluo'er inspected the Scholars' progress, a dialogue box appeared above his head.

"Don't rush the progress on the enhanced Life-Saving Pill. Safety must be guaranteed. Ordinary people will be taking this Magic Potion, and they can't withstand side effects like Extraordinary Beings can. Safety must be the top priority."

"The production of the Antidote needs to be increased. Many patients are still suffering. The Poisonous Mosquitoes' venom is very harmful to ordinary people, causing their bodies to swell and fester. If we can be a little more efficient, we can save more lives."

"Is the analysis of the poison sacs complete?"

The Scholars reported, "It's done. We can use the poison sacs to mass-produce the Antidote. It's just that drying them and making the pills will still take some time."

Qubiluo'er asked again, "What's the progress on the [Mixed Blood Potion]?"

A Scholar replied, "The locust Medication Testers feel it needs further purification and a reduction in side effects. It can cause internal organ damage or even death in ordinary people. The previous [Mixed Blood Potion] was just an accidental success, a one-off case. We still need more time."

"Mm, this Magic Potion is crucial to the future of the Yao Race. Please, everyone, be meticulous and cautious. It's better to be a little slow than to rush for success. We could afford to wait over thirty years, so we're not afraid to wait another thirty."

"Yes, sir."

"Thank you all for your hard work."

Luh Yao noticed that the Divinity School was raising a batch of Poisonous Mosquitoes. These mosquitoes were kept in individual glass containers, where they fed on a red liquid concocted by the Scholars. Afterward, their Body Type would become very large, and they would grow lethargic.

Scholars wearing Twin Cities Armor would then draw blood from these fat mosquitoes.

According to the Scholars' discussions, the Poisonous Mosquitoes possessed a miraculous hidden ability: they could assimilate various types of blood. With just a tiny amount of an Extraordinary Being's blood, a Poisonous Mosquito's body could adapt and generate a similar blood plasma.

This blood assimilation was also how they achieved rapid evolution.

Having fallen into the hands of the Scholars, the Poisonous Mosquitoes had become subjects of research.

The [Mixed Blood Potion] was a direction for Magic Potion development based on their unique physiology, though its specific use was still uncertain.

...

Luh Yao then turned his attention to Yan City.

Subtitles appeared on the screen.

[Yan City has established the School of Engineering.]

[Yan City has invented a new profession: Engineer.]

[With the emergence of Engineers, buildings and tools have become more durable and varied, and the losses suffered by the Yao Race from natural disasters have been greatly reduced.]

[Yan City has established: a Courthouse.]

[Yan City has established: a Police Station.]

[Yan City's crime rate has decreased, public security has slightly improved, and urban development has slightly accelerated.]

Over here, various shops were selling all sorts of equipment to deal with the Poisonous Mosquitoes: nets, thick cotton armor, helmets, insect repellent, mosquito-repelling wood... a whole assortment. Regardless of whether they were effective, business seemed to be pretty good.

Besides that, the biggest change to Yan City's appearance was its museum.

The museum had now been upgraded to LV2, and its scale had expanded further. The number of Archaeologists coming and going had also increased. These little figures mostly carried backpacks and wore sun hats, and the entire city had become more accepting of this profession.

The Martial Cultivation Association had grown even stronger. Martial Cultivators were now found in all walks of life, each with their own skills. They had gradually become a defining feature and the backbone of the city.

Prophet Shi Bao had aged into a middle-aged man. He still walked the streets every day, observing the city's changes and communicating with the Ghosts in the Ghost Lighthouse. Wherever he went, the citizens would look his way and greet him with a smile.

The mayor of Yan City had changed from Tonghai to Boutu; the former had passed away and was now "retiring" in Saniluo.

Luh Yao clicked to check and found that both the courthouse and the police station had been established at Boutu's suggestion.

With clearer legal procedures and institutions dedicated to public security, Yan City's public Order became more stable.

...

Finally, there was Saniluo.

Luh Yao had always been relatively at ease about this legendary city, whose primary residents were Extraordinary Beings.

Mayor Chapman's ability was Exquisite. He had managed the city for many years, and there were also many retired Heroes and Prophets. In the long run, the average individual capability of this city's population was the strongest.

If the city had a weakness, it was its "go with the flow" approach to development, since it was essentially a large retirement home.

And things were just as Luh Yao had expected.

The greatest impact on Saniluo was the flooding. The city was surrounded by artificial canals, and with natural disasters becoming frequent in the new Era, the floods also affected the surrounding areas.

The Fish People, Cannibal Crabs, and Sand Worms were organized to build dams and drain the floodwaters through various methods, greatly alleviating the pressure from the floods.

Outside this Ghost City, Luh Yao noticed a small figure.

He had a clear Ghost symbol above his head, as well as a [Weakness] status. The man was sitting under a tree, looking as if he didn't have long to live.

It was Yan Jiu.

Luh Yao clicked on him and saw that Yan Jiu was already 142 years old and had reached LV21, yet was somehow still tenaciously alive. Extraordinary Beings truly possessed lifespans far beyond those of ordinary people.

Just then, as the old man lay dying with one foot in the grave, a box appeared above his head.

He muttered to himself.

"Looks like this is as far as I can go."

"My talent no longer supports further cultivation. My life has reached its end."

"I wish I could see more of this world, to venture into more distant, unknown lands..."

Seeing this trailblazer of humanity's Extraordinary Realm, Luh Yao felt a pang of regret.

Yan Jiu's only advantage was a longer-than-average lifespan. To have grown to his current level meant he had already completely fulfilled his potential.

Before the Era Update, he was LV19, but 36 years later, he had only gained 2 levels. It was clear he had truly reached his limit.

Suddenly, an idea struck Luh Yao.

'There's another way.'

'Yunzhong Temple.'

'There are two wonders there that allow one to change profession.'