What did it feel like to have computing power on the level of a "planetary computer"? Gao Gong had not experienced that in a very long time.
Back then, even his lowest-level virtual clone had computing power on the level of a planetary computer.
Ah, one should not dwell on past glories.
So after crossing over, what he had found hardest to adapt to was not anything else—it was simply having a "bad brain."
But now, he had finally experienced that feeling again.
What level of computing power did a "planetary computer" possess?
It was like a super-lightning bolt that tore through the dark universe in an instant, completing calculations that would take ordinary computers years, decades, or even centuries before you had time to blink.
It was also like a bottomless, boundless super black hole. Any massive amount of data thrown into it would be rapidly and methodically absorbed and processed. Whether it was observational data from every corner of the planet or information gathered on every minute element in the planet's entire ecosystem, it could handle everything with ease, completing analysis, integration, and correlation in an instant. It allowed you to immediately perceive the profound patterns and subtle connections hidden among all things within the tangled data.
At this point, every breath seemed to involve the intake and output of massive amounts of data.
And in the eyes of all the Ogrima people, it was as if they were witnessing the slow rise of a sun called "ultimate wisdom."
What Gao Gong was thinking now was whether the computing power of a planetary computer would allow him to try deducing the "legendary skill" once more.
A series of continuous beeps rang out from the system.
``` [You have obtained the allegiance of the "Level-Two Mechanic Civilization—Ogrima Civilization." Faction