Technology in the great universe where Luo Yuan lived had actually developed to its peak, but it still could not compare with warriors who cultivated powerful combat systems. This was because technological development required a long time, and when it finally reached its limit, it ultimately still involved finding ways to raise an individual's gene level.
What technology sought to control was still transcendent power, or so-called divine power. Thus, the end of technological development was often what others called theology. However, the price required was enormous, and reaching this level was essentially very difficult for many powerful beings.
Cultivating a transcendent system, however, allowed one to keep breaking through personal limits, transforming one's gene level and ultimately evolving to a higher level of life. Only this way could one truly set foot on the path to godhood. Thus, countless powerful beings primarily cultivated martial arts systems, while technological power could only serve as an aid.
Technological development therefore had an endpoint, and it was also restricted by a kind of rule, making it impossible to surpass the level of martial arts systems. Luo Yuan had gained a deep appreciation of this while fighting talented experts from other universes. He could sense that those universes had undergone long ages of evolution, developing their technology to an extremely high level, yet not a single universe relied entirely on technology as its primary power.
Thus, relying on technology to defeat gods in the end was impossible. This was especially true of higher-level gods, whose power far exceeded what ordinary experts could imagine. The eventual result was that most civilizations chose their own cultivated transcendent power systems as their foundation, with technology serving as an aid, thereby establishing prosperous and powerful civilizations.
So far, no universe had developed technological power to the point