Physics God

After wandering around, Mu Kange really discovered a lot of interesting things, which gave him a glimpse into just how advanced the technology of the higher-level civilizations in the starry sky was, and how powerful the weapons of the lower-level civilizations in the starry sky could be.

The first thing Mukango did was to upgrade the terminal; otherwise, if the device was incompatible and the hardware was not powerful enough, many functions would not work, or if they did work, the effect would not be good enough.

With the help of tools in the mall, Mu Kange upgraded the Four Swords figurines, turning them into true individual combat weapons of a lower-level star civilization.

The power limit of the Four Swords figures has now been raised to level eight, which is one megaton of TNT. They also have a great deal of additional destructive power against energy shields, causing strong interference to the shield's force field and making the shield consume energy faster in order to maintain stability.

Not only that, the Four Swords figurines also come with an anti-energy electric field. Any person or object within the range that has an energy shield will be attacked by a high-energy lightning bolt if it makes a large movement. Furthermore, the Four Swords figurines also provide an enhancement to individuals up to the level six limit.

At the same time, Mu Kange also saw a base-style armor, which could be made by lower-level civilizations in the starry sky. When worn, it becomes armor, and it can also be unfolded to form a single-soldier base for people to live in. This directly integrates logistics, tents, and other things needed for marching into the equipment. In terms of strength, it can be used in battles at the level of level eight.

Furthermore, unlike the armor on Mukango's side, this armor, although it is a full-body covering, does not hinder the five senses at all; in fact, it enhances them due to the armor's sensory capabilities.

However, it's not locked to full sensing; you can adjust the safety threshold yourself, whether it's 100%, 50%, or even zero.

Then there are some technological creations from advanced interstellar civilizations that Mu Kange finds very interesting, such as the gravity suppressor on the Four Swords figurine, which allows the Four Swords figurine to have only one ten-thousandth of its weight in his hands while maintaining its mass.

What does this mean?

An ordinary person's weapon weighs only a few kilograms, but if they are well-trained, the weight can increase to several kilograms. This, combined with the kinetic energy and impact generated by the swinging speed, is quite considerable. If we multiply this by ten thousand, the swinging speed and the physical exertion remain unchanged, haha.

Moreover, if you use a higher multiplier, you can even cosplay Thor's hammer, or if you want, you can even turn it into the Sword of the Warrior. You can only say that high technology is great.

Finally, there are space weapons, a completely new type of weapon that emerged after entering the realm of space exploration. In the lower realm of space exploration, spaceships became larger and larger, but starting from the upper realm of space exploration, the operational level of technology became as subtle as the picometer and fermometer scales, and spaceships became smaller and smaller, and more and more convenient.

Things like warships have evolved from requiring hundreds or thousands of people to operate to requiring only one person, or even one person to operate thousands or tens of thousands of ships.

Some warships still maintain a large scale, but that's to accommodate people; they are transport, logistics, and production warships. In real wars, most of what's used on the front lines are drones. Since they are drones, they should be made as small as possible.

In a battle between ten thousand large-scale warships and ten thousand miniature "flying knives," assuming equal technology, the miniature side will often prevail, as the latter's ability to break through enemy lines from a single point is far superior.

Of course, because the latter is smaller, it relies on a force field generator to fight; otherwise, it would be like stirring a large vat with a toothpick—you wouldn't feel anything, bro.

In short, Mu Kange said he didn't want to shop, but he obediently bought a lot of things, giving off a feeling of being a country bumpkin visiting the Grand View Garden. However, the nature of the shopping trip wasn't that different.

After shopping, Ling Hao and Mu Kange found a hotel to stay in. It was still a long time before the marriage alliance between the Jiang and Wu families, so they asked Jiang Feng and Wu Yong for an invitation.

And this was undoubtedly done by Ling Hao. Mu Kange had been spoiled by Ling Hao and just stayed there surfing the internet, with no intention of going out to explore other places.

The internet society is a second world. Most citizens of many civilizations spend their time online. As parasites, they can't compete with AI, so they can only go online, right?

In the open areas, going online means going directly to the Star Ocean Community's online community, a virtual universe built by the galactic bigwigs. Just registering an account costs one million energy coins, and opening a virtual world costs two hundred thousand energy coins.

It may be expensive, but its quality is guaranteed. Many advanced civilizations in the starry sky first experimented with and broke through technologies in the Starry Sky Community network before putting them into practice in reality.

Given the vast distances in the universe, meeting online is the most convenient option. This has led to the internet dominating most of people's lives in the interstellar age. Some people may spend 80% of their time online, not just talking.

Because in the interstellar era, some fans live directly in the virtual worlds of their favorite celebrities. As long as they have money, the virtual world can be as big as they want.

This has led to the status of celebrities being far greater than in primitive civilizations. It might sound funny, but the number of fans of those big stars is still less than a fraction of the total population of the Human Federation, even if it were several times larger.

Even worse, some celebrities from advanced civilizations, relying on their status and advanced technology, can destroy those from less advanced civilizations, and the less advanced civilizations will then praise them for doing a good job.

Guys like Jiang Feng and Wu Yong have billions of followers on their accounts, even though 99.9% of them are human. This also proves that they are famous in the Human Federation.

Billions may sound like a lot, but if you apply that to Mukange's video platform, its value is actually no different from that of a few dozen, or even a few, fans...

Furthermore, there are no zombie fans in the interstellar era; all followers are real. However, it's still possible to buy followers, since it's perfectly normal for some people to be greedy for small amounts of money.

A large enough fanbase can even form a civilization, called an idol civilization, which can genuinely develop technology, form an economy and society, and have its own history...

In short, there are so many benefits to being an interstellar self-media creator that Ling Hao and Mu Kange both created accounts for themselves, hoping to use them someday.

After setting up the account, Mu Kange sent a message to the terminal group saying that he wanted to add those idiots as friends on the Star Ocean Community network, which basically meant following each other.

Undoubtedly, this is the fastest way to attract traffic, but since we're all human, the probability of overlapping followers is...

Ninety-nine percent is an understatement.