Gao Gong's 'biological computer' had already been developed to the point where it was infinitely close to a 'planetary computer.' After cultivating the clones, it was equivalent to directly boosting the two women's computing power by tens of thousands of times.
Converted into levels, installing this computer could let them jump straight from over level 60 to nearly level 90.
That was where the carbon-based system's strength lay.
And that still was not the strongest part. As far as Gao Gong knew, several types of carbon-based civilizations could even reach the level of 'I am the civilization.' In other words, they could merge countless conscious individuals into a superorganism.
One person was an entire civilization.
Carbon-based civilizations of this type had a specialized term for them: 'civilization individuals.'
Once a conflict broke out, it meant that one person was challenging an entire enemy civilization.
As for why he did not replicate the 'biological computer' infinitely and give one to every NPC—or even every player—Gao Gong had his concerns.
First, this kind of 'clone' was not a true clone after all, and it still caused some damage to the original. As the saying went, one drop of essence was worth ten drops of blood. Ahem. Not just anyone could use Gao's essence.
Second, if these 'replicated versions' of the biological computer became widespread, it would be easy for enemies to obtain Gao Gong's genes. 'Borrowing sperm to produce offspring' would be the least of his worries. If the other side developed a biological weapon targeting his genes, then he would be completely screwed.
For these two reasons, this high-performance biological computer was destined to be produced only on a small scale.
However, Gao Gong had also considered making a stripped-down version of the biological computer a 'faction specialty' and opening