Physics God

After about an hour's journey, Mukango killed over 100,000 Yama Zero robots and finally brought Harry and the others to the underground city of the David City metropolitan area.

The ten underground cities were basically completely destroyed at this point. After all, a group of level-two robots were killing and destroying people indiscriminately. If they were properly distributed across the continents of Earth in the early 21st century, watching over various industrial facilities and infrastructure demolition, they could drive humanity back to the First Industrial Revolution in an hour.

Moreover, even though Mu Kange killed hundreds of thousands, and others killed hundreds of thousands or even millions in total, it still did not reduce the number of Yama Zero robots, because it has now reached nearly nine figures.

"Perhaps this is what happens when an advanced civilization's army lands on a less advanced civilization." Looking at the underground city that had almost been reduced to ruins, Mu Kange couldn't help but sigh in his heart.

Judging solely from the building materials used, the underground cities on Mars should actually be classified as cities of a primitive civilization, given the limited use of nanomaterials.

"How's the cracking going?" Mu Kange turned his head and asked. Behind him were a bunch of programmers he had picked up on the road, as well as a few brave and decent-looking laborers. The purpose of these laborers was to allow the programmers to crack the virus in peace while keeping up with him, which was essentially a biological vehicle.

Harry and the other programmers worked with lightning speed, frantically trying to crack the virus, but it was far too advanced. Connie, who had barely figured it out, spoke up for them: "This virus is probably a level one virus; we can't crack it in a short time."

"What is a one-star virus?" Mu Kange asked in return.

Seeing this, Connie explained the occupational classifications and the previous nobility to Mukango:

In the interstellar world, all industries are divided into nine stars based on their technological level. Zero stars correspond to primitive civilizations, one star corresponds to the lower level of the starry sky, two stars correspond to the upper level of the starry sky, three stars correspond to the lower level of the galaxy, four to seven stars correspond to the upper level of the galaxy, eight stars correspond to immortals, nine stars correspond to star gods, and anyone who surpasses a star god is a tenth star.

Furthermore, the star rating is highly valuable, and to obtain the corresponding level of certificate, one needs to demonstrate the corresponding level of innovative ability.

Simply put, having a certain level of knowledge is equivalent to rote memorization. Only when you pass the exam and get the certificate can you say you have truly mastered the subject and become complacent. Moreover, it can be further subdivided internally, although it is not explicitly stated.

Network technology is one of many professions, and naturally there are corresponding star levels. However, most of the people present are nobodies whose knowledge reserves are less than one star. They are not able to deal with something that is considered difficult even among one-star viruses. But if they could get certified, they would have already left Mars to do great things.

"Tsk... how long will that take?" Mu Kange cleared away the swarm of Yama Zero robots while scanning his surroundings, but there was nothing else in this dilapidated underground city: "Big Brother said the main character is here, so it should be true, but where exactly is it?"

Connie, observing Harry and the others' progress, replied uncertainly, "About a few days?"

Mu Kange didn't say anything more. In a few days, even without outside help, he could quell this farce on his own after putting on his psionic armor.

Five hundred million is a lot, but if Mukange puts on his psionic armor, and with a considerable amount of time, plus the Yama Zero constantly surging towards him, then it can be resolved.

However, the drawback is that it is not fast enough. If Mukango's goal is to save others and protect the underground city, then it has already failed so far.

"I can only start with the main culprit, but where should I look now?" Mu Kange casually chopped up several Yama Zero robots while trying to find clues that Ling Hao might provide.

In the center of this underground city, a man who had become invisible, along with the buildings, was looking down at Mu Kange. He was quite surprised to see Mu Kange arrive.

It wasn't that I was surprised by Mu Kange's strength, but rather by his luck. There are only ten underground cities in total, and he had stumbled upon one out of nine.

Well, a one-in-nine probability isn't small either.

"Mu Hun, hurry up! Why haven't you finished after an hour?" A voice entered the man's mind from the terminal. Undoubtedly, the other party was representing those companies to urge him on.

"Don't worry, I never expected to survive by chance. I'm already satisfied with what I've seen. If all else fails, I'll just use a few nuclear bombs to blow this place up," the man called Mu Hun laughed.

Nuclear bombs are conventional weapons used indiscriminately in this era, and nuclear contamination is nothing but a joke in the face of nanobots.

"Whatever, just hurry up. The longer we drag this out, the worse it will be. Although there are no problems with the legal procedures, it will inevitably give people something to talk about." The voice urged again before falling silent.

Mu Hun chuckled and then snapped his fingers. The Yama Type I and Yama Type II vehicles produced during this time received the order and flew towards Mu Kange's location.

The advancement rate of psionicists is one percent, which is better than that of robots at one five-hundredth, but interstellar civilizations have no shortage of low-level resources and have strong productivity.

While scanning his surroundings with his mental power and running around aimlessly, Mu Kange suddenly felt a tightness in his heart. A sense of crisis surged into his mind, and he subconsciously pressed the Rubik's Cube, putting on the Severing Worldly Ties.

The next moment, more than a dozen attacks at the fourth level boundary were launched in near-perfect synchronization, and when these attacks were combined, they exceeded twenty or even thirty!

Even though Mu Kange reacted in a fraction of a second and quickly grabbed the Zhan Hongchen sword to strike, he was still sent flying by the terrifying combined attack.

In the interstellar age, countless war units coordinate synchronously, each performing its own function, like a discrete, super-large war machine that sweeps across the battlefield, completely annihilating individual units and crushing them into the dustbin of history.

This is the characteristic of robots: literally, unity of purpose.

Not only are psionicists relatively few in number, but their teamwork is also completely outmatched by robots. From a purely military perspective, their cost-effectiveness is far inferior to that of robots.

However, the advantage of psionicists is that the higher their level, the more unique their abilities become, which science needs to develop for a much longer period of time to achieve.

But it's like the immortal jellyfish; at most, you can say the universe is amazing and praise the wonders of nature...

No, that's not right. To be precise, it should be the star god who opened up the void realm's favoritism towards intelligent life. What a pampering!

In conclusion, technology is the main theme of the virtual psionic physics universe.