Chapter 101: Gic Research Laboratory


    As for how Wu Hao would handle the exploration teams in the wooden houses, he had a rough n in mind. Of course, he wouldn''t resort to forceful measures. If he used any abnormal methods to forcefully drive these people away, it would tantly reveal that there were some unspeakable secrets in this ce.


    So, Wu Hao was definitely not going to employ such an approach. His n was quite simple  he would divert official attention to another location nearby.


    As for the wooden houses near the base, he wouldn''t pay any attention to them whatsoever. Even if these people dismantled his wooden house, he wouldn''t intervene.


    As long as Wu Hao created a significant disturbance in another location that piqued their interest, these people, having found no clues at the wooden houses, would naturally give up and consider this ce as temporary amodation.


    However, although Wu Hao had various ways to divert the authorities'' attention in one direction while he conducted his activities in another, it was clear that the Qinling base alone couldn''t meet his future development needs.


    In other words, in a short time, Wu Hao would have to start nning for the construction of a secondary base. Of course, he wouldn''t abandon the Qinling base either.


    At most, he might consider closing off all entrances around the base in the future and extending underground. Eventually, he could open a new entrance a bit further away from the base''s peaks.


    However, all of this was for the future. Everything had to progress gradually. Wu Hao wasn''t in a rush for anything at the moment. Apart from urgently finding a way to cure his father''s illness, he was dedicating his time to other pursuits based on his interests and hobbies.


    One could say he did whatever came to mind. After all, he had telekinesis as his foundation and possessed technology far beyond the current world''s level. Some might argue that with such advantages, he should focus on developing technology, building apany, and eventually dominating the world!


    Come on, the idea of world domination isn''t something achievable just because you have absolute power. Besides, it would be a waste of time and resources, something Wu Hao wasn''t interested in.


    He preferred to quietly develop his advanced technology behind the scenes and engage in the things he enjoyed. Along the way, he could asionally release some technological advancements to elerate the progress of human technology. As for power struggles and violence, he wanted no part in them. <hr>


    After tidying up his belongings at a certain mountain peak in Shennongjia, Wu Hao prepared to return to his base in the Qinling Mountains. However, this time, he didn''t bring everything with him. He only took a box containing various equipment. As for other daily necessities like tents, he packed them into another box and ced it in a cave on a cliff.


    Since he was sure he would return to Shennongjia next time, he didn''t need to bring outdoor living supplies back to the base. Plus, with the presence of the exploration team near the base, carrying too many items would increase the risk of exposure.


    That evening, under the cover of night, Wu Hao flew at low altitude and arrived in the Qinling Mountains, just a few kilometers from his base.


    Upon reaching the area, Wu Hao didn''t choose to continue flying. Instead, he moved through the woods like an ancient martial arts master, effortlessly weaving through the trees. After less than 20 minutes of this agile movement, he reached the mountain where his base was located.


    Once again, he didn''t choose to enter through the main gate but opted for a smaller passage to fly directly into the base. After all, he didn''t carry much with him this time.


    However, with the presence of the personnel from the government in the vicinity of the base, he knew it would be challenging to purchase materials from the outside for a while.


    "Wee back to the base, boss!" As soon as Wu Hao entered the base, the intelligent program ''Zero'' greeted him through the base''s inte.


    This wasn''t a program that Wu Hao had set up himself; it was an independent action by the base''s intelligent program ''Zero.'' After all, ''Zero'' was a semi-intelligent program, and having some simple autonomous thoughts wasn''t unusual. If itcked even this level of capability, it wouldn''t deserve to be called a semi-intelligent program.


    "Zero, immediately activate the gics researchboratory. I need to analyze some things," Wu Hao responded to ''Zero''s'' greeting with a directmand.


    The gics researchboratory in the base had been under construction for some time and was almostplete, with only a few pieces of equipment and final integration remaining to be done.


    Although theboratory wasn''t entirely finished, it already had the capability to research and analyze substances. After all, Wu Hao''s gics researchboratory consisted of multiple separatebs.


    It wouldn''t be an exaggeration to say that once hisboratory was fully established, it would be the most powerful andprehensive gics research facility in the world. It not only had the ability to analyze and study the genes of various biological species but also had cloning capabilities.


    "Of course, boss!" After receiving Wu Hao''s instructions, the base''s intelligent program ''Zero'' immediately activated the gics researchboratories that had already been constructed within the base.


    "By the way, Zero, help me edit these materials, and follow the style of the documentaries I released earlier." After handing a box containing various equipment to the robot apanying him, Wu Hao gave another instruction to the base''s intelligent program ''Zero.''


    With ''Zero''s'' capabilities, helping Wu Hao edit these filmed materials into documentaries was a straightforward task. Moreover, he had his previous documentaries as a reference, so handing over these raw materials to ''Zero'' was a piece of cake.


    Since it was a task that could be delegated and didn''t require his personal involvement, Wu Hao preferred to entrust it to his ''subordinates.'' Even though he didn''t have any human subordinates at the moment, in Wu Hao''s view, ordinary human employees couldn''tpare to robots and intelligent programs in terms of loyalty and efficiency.


    Although the robots and intelligent programs in his base were far from meeting all his needs, Wu Hao believed that with time, his base would inevitably be arge, fully automated facility that could operate perfectly without any human intervention.


    From the moment Wu Hao decided to establish the base, he never considered recruiting personnel from the outside to work for him. Because, in his view, it was entirely unnecessary. If there were tasks that robots and intelligent programs couldn''t handle, Wu Hao, with his telekic abilities and mental perception, could easily take care of them.