The Mechanic civilization was an all-purpose civilization. In theory, it could do anything and build anything. Gao Gong had even heard that some Mechanic civilizations had directly become auxiliary civilizations, specializing in strengthening the bodies of various mechanical lifeforms and improving their technology. The mechanical lifeform races that had cooperated with them numbered in the tens of thousands.
It could work in any direction.
When a massive amount of experience flooded Gao Gong's mind, it was as if he had been plunged into a mechanical world filled with endless mechanical variations.
If the branches of a technology tree were limited, then the "Mechanic" mechanical tree seemed capable of branching off in every direction.
This inexplicably matched Gao Gong's style.
How could he merge the mechanical system with the carbon-based system to create special military units?
In this state of gaining ten levels in a row, Gao Gong seemed to have an unusual abundance of inspiration. He appeared to have quickly grasped something.
Unfortunately, this state came to an abrupt end, much like the writing process of certain authors whose novels ended disastrously.
Fortunately, leveling up was irreversible.
[Your Repair experience increased from 155.13 million to 157.13 million] [Your biological health increased from 1,371,277 to 1,386,277] [Your mechanical health increased from 1,282,627 to 1,297,627] [You comprehended the Mechanic talent "Mechanical Micro-Manipulation"] [You comprehended the Mechanic talent "Large-Scale Mechanical Engineering"]
Not only had his various experience points and health increased, but he had also gained several talents.
Mechanical Micro-Manipulation (Tier-Three Class Talent): Mechanical manufacturing, mechanical repair, and mechanical creation efficiency +30%.
Large-Scale Mechanical Engineering (Tier-Three Class Talent): When manufacturing "civilization architecture," success rate +20%.
These were quite good talents. Compared to talents with flashy descriptions that ended up being completely useless, these