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Luo's words had reminded Xiao Ran, prompting him to realize that if the Legion's technological development continued as it was, then in the future they would inevitably reach a dead end that would ultimately leave the entire Burning Legion with nowhere to go.
Just as Luo had used Personal Terminals as an example, the Personal Terminals Xiao Ran's group used undoubtedly possessed a great deal of technological sophistication, but they were utterly unsuitable for civilians. In terms of appearance, civilian Personal Terminals came in many forms and could even transform into wristbands, headbands, or small pets, making them easier to carry. But transformation held little meaning for military use, which pursued greater durability and higher performance. Thus, there had been no extensive research into materials; they could only be considered derivative products, using more resilient materials and cores with greater processing power. Their strengths were indeed outstanding, but they truly lacked broader applications and conceptual diversity.
Luo had only discovered all this after coming into contact with Transformation Technology and Bio-FOLD Wave Detection Technology, and after occasionally leaving the fleet to wander around Laguna Planet during this period. If he had remained on the fleet's side and never come out, perhaps he still would not have noticed this problem.
The development of the territory—especially technological development—had unknowingly become a single, military-oriented technological system in Luo's eyes. In the short term, it held great significance for military matters, but in the long run, it would drag down the entire territory.
Some technologies could find greater application among civilians before feeding back into military use. This was clearly reflected in Turn X. No wonder Luo had initially felt that machine was not a purely military unit, but more like an industrial machine or a special-purpose unit. Wasn't that precisely the result