At last, after Gao Gong used the available materials to make the other side a temporary "microwave-absorbing coating," the group reached its destination.
The Qizhi Star System, Augrima.
Gao Gong looked at the blue planet beneath his feet. As the planet-destroyer's scanners swept over it, they quickly obtained the planet's surface data.
"This really is a first-rate resort planet."
With a vegetation coverage rate of over 95%, temperatures and climates suitable for most species, and more than 100,000 varieties of high-quality fruit.
Many fruits were considered "high-quality" because they could increase attribute points.
Although they only increased them by 1,001, and eating too many would cause immunity, the fact that they could add points was enough to make them high-quality. They were the kind that would never lack buyers even on the interstellar black market.
If this planet were developed, it would most likely become a famous resort planet, attracting intelligent species of all kinds.
But planets of this type generally could not give birth to civilizations, nor could they develop an intelligent species that was sufficiently clever.
This was the "resource trap" of first-level civilization evolution.
When you possessed a planet rich in resources, blessed with excellent natural conditions, and without any shortcomings.
Such soil could not nurture a technology tree.
What was a technology tree?
The initial driving force behind the development of a technology tree was to compensate for the survival needs of the native species and the shortcomings of their living environment.
If there were no shortcomings, what was there to develop? At best, it would produce a bunch of carefree gorillas who loved eating fruit.
Without an ascended civilization or a Boltzmann brain, the normal course of evolution was simply like this.
Yet it had developed a group of Augrima people possessing superintelligence.
And they