Chapter 1720: The Golden Law
Gao Gong collected all the corpses of these "Golden Great Khans."
They were all precious biological experiment materials. Leaving aside everything else, with a little modification, each could become a powerful Tier-Four super soldier.
Only in a civilization war of this level could a civilization leader be unable to escape.
More precisely, it was because they were enveloped by the "Host Revolution" that escape was impossible.
Through his virtual perspective, Gao Gong could see a huge, translucent, deep-blue net wrapping around the entire galaxy in a manner that defied explanation by physical laws.
It was not still. Instead, it pulsed faintly like a living creature breathing. What flowed between the grids was no longer simple data, but intelligence condensed into torrents of photons. Countless dazzling points of light traversed, collided, and evolved within it at faster-than-light speeds, like neural signals surging through a galaxy-sized brain.
At the nebula's core, replacing the star, was something even more magnificent—a massive quantum-computing node.
Transparent tides spread outward from it at regular intervals, sweeping across the nebula and brushing over planetary systems. Wherever they passed, the network's light flickered in response, as though the entire galaxy were undergoing a silent, synchronized heartbeat.
"Galaxy-level computing power."
That was the hallmark of a galactic computer.
At this level of computing power, it was no longer merely about information processing. It meant fine-tuning physical constants, calculating the structure of spacetime, and even deducing the fate of civilizations.
So it was only natural that the Golden Great Khan had failed to escape.
"Once this is over, aside from the Great Seeder algorithm, perhaps I can borrow Xiao Yu and run a 'simulated timeline.' I really want to see what the Interstellar Great Khan is up to."
As a former virtual leader, Gao Gong