Giant Warship Blueprints
The ancient races originally referred to the first lifeforms born after the Big Bang, such as the Ancient Machine Elder, an old machine.
Then this "concept" became controversial.
Did the first batch count? What about the second batch? The third batch? Did descendants of ancient lifeforms count? What about lifeforms that had developed intelligence, and those that had not? Did the ancients on other timelines outside the main universe count?
The debate dragged on for a long time. In the end, Civilization Council Document No. 73490173401, the Civilization Consensus Resolution, made a decision—
All intelligent species born before the establishment of the Civilization Council would henceforth be called ancient lifeforms.
Thus, the concept became like urban residency registration from a certain era: suddenly it was everywhere, and completely useless.
This also created a minor bug: some ancient races and ancient bloodlines had never actually been registered by the Civilization Council.
There were many reasons for this. Perhaps the ancient race had a grudge against some top-tier civilization, or perhaps they simply did not want to flaunt their wealth. After all, every ancient bloodline was a vast genetic treasure trove. Alternatively, they might be both an ancient race and a civilization-level disaster. In that case, their data would be recorded on the forbidden list of civilization disasters and removed from the ancient-race catalog.
Gao Gong suspected that this "Star Elder" was the last kind.
As for the "Blazing Sun Long Halberd," it was the standard weapon of this ancient race.
After all, any race capable of using a "universal treasure" as a standard weapon was something Gao Gong would never forget once he had heard of it.
Moreover, according to the footage, these "universal Lu Bu" each wielded sixteen "Sky-Piercing Halberds." The minimum requirement to use one "Blazing