Whether it's to win the war or to learn the final truth, it seems that only one path remains before him—to advance to the ninth level of civilization!

...

Zero's move was completed quietly.

Having already experienced several "relocations," the Chinese Academy of Sciences is well-versed in handling computing power fluctuations that occur during the relocation process.

Looking at the almost imperceptible computing power usage in the holographic projection, Lü Yongchang, who had exited the tech tree space, took a deep breath.

Humanity's desperate counterattack begins now!

First and foremost, the issue of supplies needs to be addressed.

"Zero, from this moment on, utilize all resources to construct a super-large-scale zero-point energy well array and mass-energy conversion plant!"

Zero-point energy wells, as the name suggests, are like zero-point furnaces, capable of extracting zero-point energy from the vacuum of the universe.

It is an advanced technology of the Zero Point Furnace, with higher zero point energy extraction efficiency.

For an eighth-level civilization that has mastered the technology of mass-energy conversion, energy from the Zero Point Energy Well can be directly converted into matter.

Theoretically speaking, human civilization has no need to seek resources outside the Boötes Void.

but……

The construction period for zero-point energy wells is extremely long.

At the same time, the process of mass-energy conversion requires a lot of computing power.

Therefore, this was not a good solution for previous human civilizations—they didn't even have time to build starships, let alone zero-point energy wells!

The breakthrough in tachyon computing made all the difficulties easy to overcome.

The current [Fuxi] is just an experimental machine with a scale of one light-year, and its computing power is only a thousand times that of the original.

But given enough time, human civilization could easily expand its scale to more than ten light-years!

By then...

Long construction period? High computing power consumption?

Sorry, but what human civilization has in abundance is computing power.

P.S.: One more chapter!

Give me ten more minutes!!!