?? Only then did Li Nan remember that his grandfather had passed away for a year, a full one-year anniversary.

At this time, when I think about it, I can't even remember what it looks like. From the beginning of the sadness, to the later worship as a routine, it was only a year later.

A year is enough time to forget a lot, and it is probably the case that people die like lights go out, and in a year, it may only be when it is their turn to worship him, that they will vaguely recall his good back then.

But at this time, no matter how nostalgic it is, it is not as grief-stricken as when he just died. At this time, it is a little sad, and no matter how much emotion there is, it is indeed gone.

"Got it!" Li Nan responded in the house, changed his clothes and walked out of the bedroom.

After breakfast, the family took the car to Grandma Li Nan's house, which was far away, so they needed to go early, otherwise they might not be able to get there after noon.

"Mom, why do you burn paper at noon every time?" Li Nan is really difficult to understand this, it stands to reason that if he really believes that there are ghosts, but can't ghosts haunt during the day?

The effect should be better at night!

"If you don't burn it now, when will it burn, will it be difficult to wait for the evening! Don't be afraid to go to the cemetery at night!" Ji Juan glanced at Li Nan.

Li Nan thought about it and felt that it made sense, it was indeed quite terrifying to go to the silent and uninhabited cemetery at night to burn paper.

Speechless all the way, the car drove for four hours before it reached his grandmother's house, and it was already more than 11 o'clock at this time. When Li Nan and the others arrived at their grandmother's house, the uncle was a little earlier than them and had already arrived.

"Let's go burn the paper first, and then come back for lunch, don't worry. Ji Juan said hello, and the big guy was ready to go to the cemetery together.

Grandma didn't go, and went with these juniors.

After lunch at 12 o'clock in the afternoon, they scattered back. In addition to the Spring Festival, it is rare to have a few days a year when a real family gets together for a whole day, and it is basically a reunion when they meet for a meal at noon.

It's another four hours to go home, and everyone is tired, and the eight-hour journey is very tiring even if you sit.

Li Nan said hello, went back to the bedroom, turned on the light brain, and began to check the various software inside, this time he planned to start making these things seriously.

He didn't know anything before, so he really didn't know much about the functions of these software, and he could only guess by their names. Sometimes you need to operate it specifically to know what the use of those software is, and his so-called specific operation is only a very superficial kind of operation, and some deep-seated effects may not be excavated at all.

Now it's different, after a period of study, not to mention some knowledge of the Tunguska Empire, that is, after learning all the knowledge on this star, you can also have a basic understanding of these software.

Combined with the basic computer knowledge of the three civilizations, you can understand it with a little integration.

Let's put it this way, a low-level civilization, looking at the things of a high-level civilization, even if it is a relatively simple thing, will feel very complicated, or even completely incomprehensible. But if it's a high-level civilization looking at a low-level civilization, even if the two civilizations are completely different, it can be understood thoroughly with a little more time.

This is the generation gap between civilizations, which is caused by a long period of civilization hierarchy.

The technological level of the Tunguska Empire is obviously higher than that of the post-apocalyptic planet, and it is not a little bit higher, at least a few hundred years apart. The gap with this side of the earth is naturally even greater, and it may have been a thousand years.

Li Nan, who has only learned the knowledge of the earth, can only barely know the role of the software in the light brain at most, but with the knowledge of the Tunguska Empire, even if it is only the basics, he can have a relatively thorough understanding of the software in the light brain.

Of course, none of this is important, the most important thing is that Li Nan found a lot of programming software from these software. The scariest thing is that in addition to these programming software, there are also some software for production systems, software for making games, and even software for making animations and 3D videos.

The 3D video mentioned here is definitely not the kind of 3D video that is fake at a glance, it is the kind of 3D video that can deceive the naked eye of the vast majority of human beings, that is, an alternative actorless movie and TV series.

No wonder the Tunguska Empire said that the civilization of the apocalyptic planet is simply an entertainment civilization. Their progress in entertainment has even surpassed that of the Tunguska Empire, even if the Tunguska Empire's perfect technological level is beyond that of the post-apocalyptic planet civilization, but in terms of entertainment, some technologies are not even comparable to that side.

Of course, the Tunguska Empire can do this, but there is no such perfect software there, and it still relies on manpower and supercomputers to make simulations.

The level and direction of development of a civilization is actually very constrained by the basic aspirations of all groups of people within the civilization and the living environment of the civilization.

Li Nan once again made a specific classification of that type of software, and selected some of the software that was useful to him for specific analysis.

Naturally, it includes game production software, software programming software, system programming software and video production software. There are mainly these four categories, which basically include all the entertainment-related things on the Internet.

In addition to novels, there are other production software besides novels.

It's not that there are no automatic novel generators, but the novels that survive with this kind of automatic novel generators are relatively blunt, and they need a large-scale thesaurus and a library of imitating people's novels.

That is to say, the novel produced by this kind of novel automatic generation software must have a simulator who can be automatically edited and generated according to the style of a certain writer, and it is also necessary to provide a detailed outline, without a detailed outline, the produced novel is likely to be very similar to the content of the previous novel of the writer imitated.

Li Nan is obviously not interested in such a thing, and it takes a month to make a detailed outline of a novel, how can Li Nan have that leisure. What's more, no matter how interesting the novel is, it is not as intuitive as the video, and no matter how interesting it is, it is not as fun as the game.

Li Nan hasn't touched his hand on the system editor yet, because he doesn't know much about this knowledge, but he can start with other aspects, because other aspects are software that doesn't require much advanced knowledge.

Li Nan took the lead in opening the video editing and production software that required the least amount of knowledge, and found a short story from the novel library of the light brain and imported it.