Humanity is missing, luckily I have billions of clones.

Chapter 123 Tragic
boom!
Amidst the invisible shock wave, with Jupiter, which is slightly larger than the moon seen from Earth, as the backdrop, a huge spark suddenly exploded in the vast deep space.

It was a Venus-class battleship.

At this moment, due to the external attack, some of its internal control devices were damaged, and the rate of the fission reactor increased uncontrollably, eventually causing it to explode like an atomic bomb.

All the most advanced equipment that made up this Venus-class battleship, which Li Qingsong had spent a great deal of effort to create, was vaporized. At the same time, all 80 clone warriors on this Venus-class battleship also died.

But even though the losses were so huge, they were just details on this vast battlefield.

Outside this battlefield, in the vast and boundless space, there are more warships fighting desperately.

The battlefield planned by Li Qingsong is centered on two satellites, Io and Io, which are farther away from Jupiter.

The two satellites have a diameter of about 46 kilometers and 36 kilometers respectively.

Such a size is enough to allow them to contain a considerable amount of mineral reserves.

Li Qingsong built huge logistics bases on these two planets, specifically for producing war supplies from the local area.

Those that are not available on these two planets will be directly transferred from the main base cluster.

A total of about 3000 warships were divided into two parts based on these two planets and started a desperate battle.

Li Qingsong allowed the two fleets to adopt any despicable, brutal and violent means of warfare.

As long as he can destroy the opponent, he will use any means he can! He will not hold back, and he will not stop at just enough.

This is a real war!

It's just that this war is entirely controlled by myself.

So, with each of them having a strategic version of Goku, each of them having a base, and each of them having warships with the same performance and number, the war really began.

The two fleets experimented with various tactics: sneak attacks, surprise attacks, concentrated fire, head-on confrontations, planetary defense and attack, electromagnetic interference, counter-interference, espionage, reconnaissance, and so on. Every method was used in turn.

At this moment, after paying a huge price, Fleet No. 1 finally managed to fly a squadron to a place only 10,000 kilometers away from Jupiter's ninth moon.

For an interstellar battlefield, this distance can be considered extremely close.

However, as long as the logistics bases and factories on Jupiter's ninth planet can be destroyed, the logistics supply of the Second Fleet will be seriously affected, and may even directly determine the outcome of the war.

Seizing this rare opportunity, Fleet No. 1 opened fire at full power, and interstellar missiles, electromagnetic cannon projectiles, etc. poured towards Europa League like a tide.

Fleet No. 2 hastily dispatched only dozens of warships to engage in battle.

Amidst the chaos, the large-scale deep space search network built on Jupiter's ninth moon was also activated.

Land-based high-speed radars can scan the entire celestial sphere with higher power and performance than high-speed radars equipped on Earth-class warships.

Like fields of wheat, tens of thousands of electromagnetic and laser cannon arrays were built on the surface of Jupiter's ninth moon, firing continuously into the sky. While supporting their own fleet, they also tried their best to intercept enemy projectiles flying towards them.
Hundreds of large factories, braving the intense fire, continued to produce non-stop. Hundreds of thousands of clones hurried along, seemingly oblivious to what was happening in space.

Even if a stray bullet occasionally flies and kills a companion, the repair team nearby will simply dispose of the body as quickly as possible to prevent it from affecting production.

A backup clone would immediately take over his position. Even the clone next to him would not stop working just because someone died.

Post-war production relations determine the direction of the battlefield, which is something Li Qingsong has long understood deeply.

Both satellites were working at full capacity, their anti-aircraft firepower intersecting with their offensive firepower. Fleets engaged in a fierce battle in space. Farther away, two Earth-class battleships also began their all-out maneuvers, each supporting their own fleets...

This battle was so bloody, cruel and fierce that it was probably not even comparable to a real battlefield.

In the real battlefield, the attack on the enemy is not as efficient as Li Qingsong!
This kind of exercise involving real live ammunition and real guns is unacceptable to any normal intelligent civilization.

Those are warships one after another, and those are people one after another!
Who could accept that they did not die at the hands of the enemy, but died inexplicably at the hands of their comrades?
But one thing that cannot be denied is that neither supercomputer virtual simulation nor real-life exercises can truly reflect the real situation on the battlefield.

The data collected from it will have many errors and omissions, which will not allow Li Qingsong to truly grow, nor will it allow Wukong AI to be truly perfected.

The real battlefield situation can only be reflected by fighting with real swords and guns!
Then let’s really fight!

It was based on this idea that Li Qingsong boldly spent a lot of energy to put the newly produced warships into the real battlefield.

The artillery roared, warships exploded, and clones were killed one by one.

Their deaths eventually turned into pieces of data, which were fed into one supercomputer after another where strategic versions of Goku were stationed, allowing Goku to start evolving again.

As Wukong began to evolve, Li Qingsong's understanding of war became more thorough, his decisions became more precise, and his judgments about the future became more accurate.

With such a brutal, meat-grinder-like intensity of war, a mere 3000 warships could not hold out for long.

But it doesn’t matter, there are still a steady stream of spaceships being produced in the rear and heading to the battlefield.

Despite such rapid casualties, the total number of warships participating in the battle not only did not decrease, but was constantly increasing!
Li Qingsong was only limited by the maximum number of consciousness connections and could not control so many warships at the same time, but as long as he just produced them, as long as there were enough resources and enough time, he could have as many as he wanted.

In just two years, the number of warships participating in the battlefield has exceeded 5,000, and the war situation has become more complicated and more brutal, and the tactics have become more treacherous and changeable.

In this continuous and brutal fighting, Li Qingsong's war attainments grew at an unprecedented rate.

So, looking at the entire war situation, Li Qingsong made the first major judgment since the start of the live-fire combat exercise.

"My current weapon system is still insufficient. It's just laser cannons and electromagnetic cannons, supplemented by a few interstellar missiles. Our offensive methods are not diverse enough and lack variety. We are powerless against difficult targets.

The weapon system needs to be strengthened!"

(End of this chapter)