Between World Clusters, certain fundamental things had become different, undergoing earth-shaking changes.
The Immortal Sect was an Immortal Sect dedicated to Immortal Dao scientific research.
Its exploration of the Immortal Dao, its research and development of all kinds of Immortal Path Technology—pills, refining, military formations, spirit plants, Farming Formation Arrays, and more—covered every aspect of the Immortal Dao.
It could be said that the Immortal Sect was a colossal Immortal Dao research and development organization that never stopped.
Every moment, new Immortal Path Technology was born.
At the same time, countless projects ran into obstacles at every moment, blocked dead in their tracks by difficult problems or by extraordinarily complex cultivation-art and spell structures, leaving Immortal Path Technology unable to achieve breakthroughs for a long time.
For example, the mass-production issue for Solar System-grade Battleships, the research and development of Ninth-Order Formation Arrays, Ninth-Order Central Array Spirit Computers, and Ninth-Order Military Formations...
Nearly every direction had encountered enormous obstacles and could only be shelved.
That was how Immortal Dao Science research worked.
The birth of every new technology required passing through no one knew how many hardships and barriers. It could even demand the efforts of countless generations, along with a measure of luck, before a breakthrough could emerge.
But now, none of that was needed anymore!
Whenever the Immortal Sect encountered a research and development problem—for instance, an unsolvable formation array in a Solar System-grade Battleship mass-production process—it immediately searched the inheritance archives of the Six Great Immortal Sects to see whether their former inheritances and sages had encountered similar difficulties.
Once it found a matching inheritance, the Immortal Sect would trade for it, and the incomparably difficult technical bottleneck would immediately be broken through!
The Immortal Sect was practically conducting research by copying from textbooks!
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