The Immortal Sect once again entered an era of great technological leaps.
Every few centuries, technology changed with each passing day. Cultivation techniques, arrays, magical treasures, warships... all underwent tremendous transformations.
And these
were merely byproducts of the Eighth-Order Central Array Spirit Computer project.
Nearly every problem encountered during the project could be answered swiftly. Under that terrifying will's guidance, there were almost no mountains too great to cross.
Experimentation, verification, experimentation, verification.
These two processes repeated over and over. Now, the key factor affecting the Immortal Sect's Eighth-Order Central Array Spirit Computer project was no longer theory, but experimentation.
Each artifact-refining and array experiment had to wait for results to emerge. They could not be solved as quickly as theoretical problems.
Time flew by.
Amid such efficient research and development, more than two thousand years later, the Central Array Spirit Computer's mainframe gradually took shape.
It was a planet, ten times the size of Earth. It was covered in circuits, resistors, heat-dissipation components, and the like. Neon lights flickered across its entire surface. A broad road was a circuit, a city was an integrated circuit, and several colossal cities combined formed an integrated circuit system.
That was the planet's surface layer.
Within the planet's inner layers, even more complex circuit-component patterns, array patterns, and restriction patterns covered the entire world.
This was the World Cluster Sovereign's civilizational heavyweight, its ultimate creation—a terrifying foundation treasure envisioned to reach the Heavenly Being Grade. Now, it had truly taken physical form.
It still lacked a soul: its operating system.
Beside the sun, within the Dark Matter Laboratory.
With a terrifying explosion, a miniature artificial universe expanded countless times over before gradually cooling.
Countless planet-like motes of dust scattered in every direction. Some blazing dust remained at extreme temperatures for a long