Super God: Rise of Civilization.

You want to create a two-dimensional foil in a Type III civilization?

"Who says a Type III civilization can't create a two-dimensional foil? What if I do? Besides, I already said that I'm proposing the concept of a two-dimensional foil; we're researching dimensional concept technology."

"Since sophon technology is two-dimensional, is there a problem with me researching dimensional technology?"

"And the spacetime paradox has also been proven."

"Therefore, when it is time to conduct research, we must do so."

"There is uncertainty in the research."

Why should we characterize the two-dimensional foil as a product of a Type IV civilization?

"What if we manage to develop the two-dimensional foil when we're at the peak of a Level 3 civilization, or near the Level 4 civilization stage?"

Academician Li Yu said noncommittally.

Hearing his words, everyone fell silent.

“I will help you apply for the project, but you can’t use the topic of ‘dimensional technology.’ You need to list it under the ‘Time Travel Project Research’ category, but the resources will still belong to your research project. How about that?”

Academician Yang Xin frowned slightly and said.

If we really use the topic of dimensional technology to apply for resources.

What would the emperor think?

They'll definitely think we're treating him like a rich, idiot, and the consequences are something neither of us can afford.

"no problem."

Chapter 191 [Preaching to He Xi]

The Celestial Court of Merlo.

Odel Star.

He Xi lay on the lawn, basking in the warm sunshine, with her hands behind her head and her beautiful eyes closed.

"What's wrong? Running into technical trouble again?"

Eileen looked at He Xi lying on the grass and said.

"Don't even mention it. I've already estimated that it will take a thousand years to catch up with the Star Empire's technological development."

"With the computing power of the celestial computer, it is indeed possible to quickly solve technological problems in the early stages and repair those technologies that have not yet been solved."

"But when we reached the level of aerospace technology, we discovered the difficulties of technology."

He Xi opened her large, beautiful eyes, her pupils revealing a deep sense of helplessness.

Angel's technology has now reached a bottleneck.

Unable to achieve another breakthrough.

"Could it be a problem with insufficient computing power?" Eileen asked tentatively after hearing her words.

He Xi shook his head, sat up from the grass, and said, "If it were a problem with computing power, we would have discovered the problem long ago. Rather, we can't find a way forward, and it can be described as extremely difficult."

"Actually, I suggest you go out into the universe more often. How can you innovate if you stay cooped up in your lab all day doing research?"

"That's how the academicians of the Star Empire are. When they really can't figure something out, they go out for a walk, and maybe inspiration will come."

Eileen heard He Xi's words and said softly.

They spend all their time burying themselves in chasing after something.

You'll only turn yourself into a research fanatic.

"If you continue to frantically upgrade basic technology like this, our technology may soon go astray again."

Just then.

Ripples spread through the space, and Angel Yan's figure emerged from it.

"Oh? What's your opinion?"

He Xi looked at Angel Yan in front of her with a puzzled expression. "Why would you say that our technology might go astray?"

"Haven't you noticed something?"

"Where did the Star Empire acquire its technology?"

Angel Yan asked.

"Of course it was developed through research."

Eileen was speechless. If it wasn't researched, was it stolen?

Where to steal it?

Whose technology is the same as that of the Star Empire?

"It's built from piles of data."

He Xi pondered for a moment, then spoke.

"To be precise, the technology of the Star Empire is all built up through data and practice."

"Their empire has a history of more than 6100 years."

"From the First Industrial Age to their current status as the dominant powers in the galaxy, has their technology ever experienced a break?"

Angel Yan sat down next to He Xi and asked.

"Isn't that obvious? Their technology is nowhere near up to par."

Angel Flower Language rolled her eyes.

The Star Empire has never suffered a devastating blow.

Where does this technological gap come from?

"Think about it carefully!"

Angel Yan wasn't angry at Angel Flower Language's attitude; she was already used to the attitude of these research angels.

Upon hearing this...

He Xi fell silent, pondering the history of the Star Empire and the development of the Angel Civilization over the past thousand years.

Gradually, an idea began to form in her mind.

"The Star Empire's technology has not been interrupted; they have progressed step by step."

"This means that with every step they take, the technologies they develop are put into practice."

"Our biggest drawback is that we have improved the underlying technology, but we haven't put it into practice."

"If the technology is improved but not put into practice, who knows if the technology has any flaws or if it can be used?"

“Every decimal point can be a major turning point in a technology.”

The more He Xi thought about it, the clearer the concept became in her mind.

This is one of the reasons why the Star Empire has almost no bottlenecks, while they are unable to make any further progress when they develop their technology to aerospace level.

"If that's the case, then I've thought of something."

"The technology of the Star Empire was not developed by one person. Each technology has accumulated through countless human and material resources as well as a huge amount of time."

Eileen said, "They have grown from a small population to the large one they are today."

"As the population increases, the number of scientists also increases."

"As the number of scientific researchers increases, the development of science and technology in civilization will naturally accelerate."

"How many of us angels are there?"

"Does the total population reach ten million?"

"Are there more than 500,000 scientific researchers?"

"According to Lieyang's intelligence, the Star Empire has more than 100 million scientific researchers, including a large number of professors."

Hearing what the others said, Angel Yan slightly rubbed her forehead.

"Haven't you noticed yet?"

"The development of civilization cannot be achieved by one person alone."

"The era of individual heroism is over."

“He Xi, you are dragging the Heavenly Court of Merlo forward all by yourself. This is not going to work.”

"You need to give those researchers the opportunity to innovate independently."

"You have to meddle in everything. How can the technology of the Merlo Heavenly Court catch up with that of the Star Empire?"

"If you continue to lead the Space-Based Engineering Institute with this kind of individual heroism, then there's no way you'll catch up with the Star Empire."

"And we need to be clear about one thing."

"Our technology is advancing, but is the Star Empire standing still, waiting for us to catch up?"

"impossible."

"While repairing the underlying technologies, we should at least manufacture these technologies so that we can experience them, identify their shortcomings, and then make improvements."

Angel Yan gritted her teeth and said, "Have you even noticed that the Star Empire can now perform teleportation, quickly moving a fleet from one location to another?"

"This is similar to the insectoid structure of our combat celestial bodies."

"And what about us?"

"It can only allow soldiers to quickly reach another location through a space portal, but it cannot allow combat celestial bodies to jump from one point to another."

"The number of scientific researchers in the Celestial Court of Merlo is not even on the same level as that of the Star Empire. You are going to lead the entire Space-based Engineering Institute's research and development on your own. Tell me, what is this if not individual heroism?"

"The Star Empire has shown us with its strength that an individual cannot drive the development of a civilization."

"The development of civilization is the result of the joint efforts of everyone, and we should all do what we can."

"Therefore, I hope you can delegate authority and relinquish the power you hold over the Space-based Engineering Institute, allowing them to innovate independently, and making things easier for yourself as well."

"Focus on what you're good at, and leave what you're not good at to those who are."