Grinding blueprints was honestly pretty annoying after doing it too much.
This damn system didn't even have a one-click generation function, and after repeating the process so many times, Gao Gong's head began to ache.
These blueprints weren't "blueprints" in the literal sense. They contained all kinds of technological data, parameters, and design concepts.
Their level of detail was comparable to the real world.
Back when he was still in the Novice Village, grinding a few blueprints would make Gao Gong nauseated and nearly cause his brain to crash.
Now, after grinding through tens of thousands of blueprints, he was lucky that the biological computer had been developed to its limit. Otherwise, his brain would've exploded—literally.
In fact, if Director Du hadn't carried out that period of mass mechanical production, relying on machines from various factions to crazily grind faction experience, Gao Gong really wouldn't have been able to grind out tens of thousands of blueprints.
After an unknown amount of time, even the "system hard drive" of the powerful biological computer had been more than half filled.
Then a sudden prompt rang out, making Gao Gong freeze.
[The "blueprints" evolved from your "Level Three Professional Knowledge Chain—Planetary Mainframe" have exceeded one hundred thousand, reaching the "knowledge chain" limit] [You have obtained "Trans-Civilization Equipment Blueprints—Stellar Hardware Series"]
Gao Gong was stunned for a moment.
So that's how it worked?
Gao Gong had known before that so-called "trans-civilization equipment" was actually the product of developing a professional knowledge chain to its limit.
Although its rank was still Level Three, to some extent, it was rarer and more precious than a Level Four building.
After all, Level Four buildings could be obtained through sheer force, but "trans-civilization"—as its name implied—was impossible without developing its potential to the limit.
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