Lu Li pondered, "But mere energy compression definitely won't work. I need to establish an 'accretion disk' similar to a black hole during the energy compression process, so as to form a special 'force field'. This would allow the energy and potential matter formed from compressed energy to generate terrifying high temperatures and friction forces. In this way, I hope to form a new energy system that will achieve a qualitative change in my own energy while also gaining sufficient control."
With this in mind, he began to use his advanced computational abilities for simulation.
Thinking about whether this method is suitable for the qualitative transformation of compressed energy.
During the first simulation, he identified some minor issues.
After all, energy compression and black holes are not the same, and there are bound to be certain problems.
Lu Li used the simulation deduction function for modifications.
Afterwards, he conducted a second simulation.
