Carbon-based civilizations had one advantage: whenever an "evolution path" was unlocked, evolution was merely a process destined to reach its goal.
Not to mention that inside Zero's Megastructure, even the timeline could be simulated and manipulated.
In the space of a single breath outside, tens of millions of years might have passed within.
This was one of the Megastructure's greatest benefits.
That was why Gao Gong's closed-door cultivation was so uninhibited.
And it was not just him. In the Corrupted Pantheon, anyone with a divine nature, divine position, or even fragments of a pantheon—whether player or NPC—had been dragged into seclusion by him.
After all, relying on him alone, it was impossible to digest every evolution path within four Ascension knowledge chains and two million blueprints.
Not to mention the "cross-civilization technologies."
Ascension-tier cross-civilization technologies were different from those of Level Three civilizations. The former crossed the boundaries of Ascension civilizations.
And between Ascension civilizations of different tiers, the gap between their ceilings was extraordinarily thick.
That made the value of the "Blueprint System" even more apparent.
It provided a path: as long as one had enough experience, one could realize every evolution of the technology tree—scientific research that required countless top scientists from countless civilizations to advance one after another, countless rounds of trial and error, and even civilization-threatening crises before it could be completed, along with goals that could only be achieved through such research.
For example, what Gao Gong was currently digesting was "Resonance of Billions of Planetary Cells."
Resonance of Billions of Planetary Cells (Cross-Civilization Technology) (Ascension Tier): An Ascension-tier technology originating from the source of carbon-based life. It connects the planets of an entire galaxy into a unified neural network through deep resonance, awakening the slumbering wills of billions of planets and ultimately fusing them