At last, attention could return to that barren, orange-red planet in the Solar System, home to a technological empire that evolved with every passing second.
Stationed there was the second-largest technological civilization currently in the Hengyang System-the Orange Star Civilization.
Neither humanity nor the alien spacecraft paid it much attention, yet this fledgling civilization evolved at a rate entirely beyond human imagination.
It had its own unique framework for development, called the technological system.
Everything within its civilization existed to advance technology. Unlike humanity, it was not composed of billions of complicated individual wills.
Nor did it need a stable living environment, three meals a day, or daily sleep to maintain its individual capabilities, as humans did.
It could be called computer life, electronic life, or even humanity's mechanical ascension.
But it had always kept one name-Orange Star Base-to commemorate its rebirth and remember what it had once been.
Luo Qi continued observing space. The fleet would be finished in another twenty hours.
This was nothing like clicking a construction command in a game, sleeping for two days, and waking up to find interstellar warships waiting.
Assessing his technological level, Luo Qi believed he already qualified as an intermediate technological civilization in the universe.
In materials research, he had already moved beyond the influence of Earth in his previous life and Water Blue Star in this one.
He now possessed miniaturized Nuclear Fusion Devices and nanomaterial equipment. Iron Man's technology from the Avengers was child's play to him.
The liquid metal produced by the laboratories under the Materials Research Center could be combined with insulating metal and nuclear batteries to create the combat robots from Terminator.
By combining them, Luo Qi could have an army of super-soldiers. Just imagine Terminators in Iron Man armor stepping off the assembly line, capable