Three years later
Gao Gong appeared on Biological Experimental Planet No. 2.
This biological planet looked decidedly un-"biological," because its surface was scorched black. Neither third-order plants and animals nor certain energy lifeforms could reproduce there.
That was because its surface temperature was frighteningly high.
It was actually a failed experimental project.
The project's purpose was to "simulate a biological star."
After a string of successes, those "roosters among roosters" inevitably became bloated with confidence.
They then wanted to challenge a high-difficulty project—such as a "stellar-level experiment" that, in theory, only a fourth-level civilization could conduct.
And then, quite naturally, they fell flat on their faces.
Still, this failed product was not entirely useless. It possessed some characteristics of a star, as well as some characteristics of a resource planet.
For example, it had a star's high temperature and high pressure, its extreme internal collapse, and the partial fourth-order transformation of energy matter from a resource planet—though, of course, that energy matter was extremely difficult to extract.
This extreme environment was an excellent training ground for certain "extreme species."
For example, after awakening the "two civilization bloodline technologies" and comprehending a pile of biological blueprints, Huang Yuanli was currently brimming with confidence.
She insisted on creating a personal guard legion composed of extreme species, just like the Great Interstellar Khan.
Unfortunately, this planet had long since been occupied by that certain G.
At that moment, she was complaining to Gao Gong.
"You said you wanted this planet for an experiment, so I let you have it. But you only used it three years later. With those three years, I might have already bred the first extreme species."
"It's not that easy."
Gao Gong shot her a glance.
The Nomad civilization's knowledge chain regarding "species cultivation" was one hundred percent based