Although he had dealt with two Ascended Civilizations in one go by relying on the "law of the dark forest," when one of them turned out to be an Observer Civilization, Gao Gong knew this matter probably would not end so easily.
Based on Gao Gong's understanding of this kind of civilization, it was practically the promax version of a super peeping tom.
Back when he was in the Civilization Council, he had exchanged ideas with several leaders of Observer Civilizations, mainly researching how to peep on rich women—cough, how to conduct market research on users, so that targeted products could be developed.
After all, as vast as the universe was, beings like rich women were still relatively rare. They were precious protected species on a universal scale.
So he knew very clearly that when they encountered such a low-level eccentric who knew so much about Ascended Civilizations, it was impossible for them not to become interested.
Once they became interested, things went wrong. The peeping began.
Do not assume that they merely observed simple things, like secretly looking at someone's underwear.
When they got serious, they could even "observe" an entire civilization's technology tree.
Gao Gong himself knew very well that the most powerful "quantum observation" of the stronger Observer Civilizations could not only observe an enemy civilization out of existence, but could even "observe" themselves into ascension.
That was also what made this type of civilization so formidable. Its method of evolution was entirely different from that of other civilizations, and was even somewhat different from that of most information civilizations.
Its main principle was that peeping was not a crime, while voyeurism was unstoppable.
And the reason he knew this so well, aside from having exchanged ideas with them in the Civilization Council, was largely because back