In terms of military technology, Zovok valued quantity more than true quality. Of course, that was not to deny that Zovok possessed some highly advanced military technologies, but how could it possibly reveal its true core technologies so easily? Being able to obtain the complete technologies for Space Transfer, Space Jump, and Space Deployment from Zovok this time was already extremely rare.
These three technologies could all be considered core technologies for Zovok. The reason it had handed them over so generously was that Xiao Ran had captured its fleet. Whether it handed them over or not, cracking those technologies was only a matter of time. It might as well hand them over openly, and Xiao Ran obtained them.
The same went for drone technology. The drones they acquired could be analyzed and copied, but they only held reference value. Even if they could understand the concepts behind them, that was entirely different from possessing the complete technology. Obtaining the full technology was still a useful supplement.
Energy Weapon Technology, however, was a genuine gain. Whether it was Earth's current energy weapons or those of the Burning Legion, the standard energy weapons—the commonly used Beam Rifles—were still somewhat too low-level. Their insufficient offensive performance was indeed a major problem. Special armaments were another matter; they were powerful, but they lacked the capacity for true mass deployment.
Zovok's Energy Weapon Technology was fairly good as well. It could greatly compensate for the current weakness of the Burning Legion and Earth in widely deployable Standard Beam Rifles. It might not be an enormous improvement, but raising them by at least one tier would not be a problem—like upgrading a weapon with B-class attack strength to B+-class.
Then there was the backdoor in the Black Hole Engine. This had originally been an unstable