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Same day late night.

Noland Lee's study room was filled with Denise Green's manuscripts.

He himself was binding the manuscripts at the desk, while Denise manipulated three magic pens to quickly write new manuscripts.

Noland never thought that the content of "Supreme Computational Power" would be so much.

Since 2:30 in the afternoon, Denise had written more than 3,000 pages of documents with her magic pen until now, at 11:50 PM, and she still hadn't finished writing the content of "Supreme Computational Power."

As Noland expected, the reading requirements were indeed removed after Denise's transformation, but this also caused another problem:

Denise's manuscripts had flaws.

Compared to the content recorded in the book, the alchemy formulas and symbols she wrote by hand showed varying degrees of incompleteness.

The feedback information of the Deconstruction Technique showed that the content integrity of the manuscripts was as low as 20%.