Industrial Manufacturing Upgrade

This was no simple matter of cobbling things together. Such a massive warship had far too many factors to consider.

The coordinated operation and control of the engines, the aiming and firing of the main ship cannon, the close-defense firing commands for the secondary cannons, target acquisition, detection, and fuel control—everything had to be integrated into a single system. Only then could the warship's behavior be coordinated more effectively during all kinds of maneuvers.

A Planet-Class Warship was enormous, and its internal space naturally far exceeded that of a Sea-Class Warship. With the emergence of Gravity Potential Well Technology, warships could also be designed with compartmentalized, multilayered deck structures. A warship could be divided into many levels, with a vast number of facilities built inside.

Of course, building a large number of facilities was something for Residential Spaceships. The interior design of humanity's New Flagship was not intended to house a massive population, but to maximize combat power. Thus, even though it had ample internal space, it was filled primarily with military equipment.

Aside from essential components such as the Warp Engine, conventional thrusters, the main cannon, and various secondary cannons, its interior would contain all kinds of production facilities serving the war effort: Ammunition Production Workshops for the ship cannons, multiple Nano Repair Factories, various Parts Warehouses, and even antimatter production workshops.

This warship could take in mineral resources and energy supplies from outside, process them internally, and turn them into combat power.

As a flagship, its fundamental concept was that of a Comprehensive Warship.

Besides these war-oriented departments and production workshops, the New Flagship would naturally also have comfortable living quarters for humans. After all, humanity's senior leadership would essentially live aboard this flagship, so comfort and luxury were necessary. However, the design of the daily living areas