Actually, when Xiang Kun arranged "Task 3" previously, he had already allowed "Alice" to get acquainted with, and improve upon the "Vampire Mutation Model" to a certain extent.
Xiang Kun knew that the "Vampire Mutation Model" he wrote himself still had a very low completion rate. This was because the data and samples it could provide were very limited, and there were problems with data standardization and comparability. Under normal circumstances, it wouldn't be able to provide him with a lot of useful feedback or references.
He wondered what kind of feedback could be given now that "Alice" had learned, improved, and supplemented it with so much data.
"Alice" didn't respond immediately. Xiang Kun wasn't in a hurry either, so he opened his notebook, logged into his work email and checked the emails he had received during this period.
