The continent-class mechanical factory still left Gao Gong shaken, even after being reborn and seeing it a second time.
The mountains and rivers had been transformed into production workshops of every type.
Across a basin stretching thousands of miles, tens of millions of unmanned mechanical arms were carving the keels of starships.
Endless, terrifying heat was being drawn from the planet's core and injected into its various planetary engines, causing the entire continental plate to deform continuously with production. Millions of nuclear power plants had been replaced by even more advanced Tier Three arc furnaces. The former merely used nuclear fission, while the latter used several different types of atomic nuclei to produce more complex interactions with void energy.
Lolita had only borrowed a planet and a small portion of its production capacity, yet she could assemble an entire starship fleet for Gao Gong in a short time.
Then the shipbuilding output of the entire stellar industrial cluster, with its full firepower unleashed, would reach a truly terrifying number.
That was why even a Tier Three civilization did not fear confronting Tier Five, Tier Six, or even Tier Seven superwarriors.
To some extent, a civilization's methods were very similar to a player's.
As long as they could inflict even a single drop of damage, they could rely on various tactics to wear a high-level powerhouse to death.
Gao Gong remembered that during the middle phase of the game, a large-scale cosmic storyline called 'World of Infinite Powerhouses' had appeared—
The storyline was roughly about an accident involving the Time Machine inside the Temporal Administration, which resurrected various types of cosmic-level powerhouses from different timelines.
Most of those powerhouses became biological specimens of advanced civilizations.
That was why some players complained that this was not a 'World of Infinite Powerhouses' at