In the next mont—
After consuming another 50 trillion units of iron ore.
The Doppler radar was upgraded to level 2000!
Level 1000 is not enough!
He not only needs to acquire information in the sa way as the opponent, but he also needs to crush them. In a war, information is crucial!
And thus he gained the 2000-level supermodel effect of the Doppler radar.
This is the third component within the train to reach level 2000.
It’s considered a milestone.
Armor, main cannon, radar.
These three are the most important things on the train, without exception.
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"Doppler Radar 2000-level Supermodel Effect": Can capture all communication traces within radar range; if the radar shield is higher than the radar level, it cannot capture successfully, and it hides all spatial fluctuations caused by the train itself, including the creation of wormholes, ti-space retraction, etc.
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"Strong."
This was Chen Mang’s first reaction.
The supermodel effect of the 2000-level radar is exceptionally powerful; although it seems less straightforward than armor or the main cannon, it actually ans he can have absolute priority in war and appear anywhere undetected.
Even if he opens a wormhole next to the political ho planet of the "Cyan Mountain Civilization."
No one would discover him.
The universe is too vast.
Even if it’s just a stone’s throw away, if it can’t be found on radar, relying on the naked eye to detect it is simply a fantasy.
In other words.
Being stealthy on radar is equivalent to true invisibility.
This is the effect of the level 2000 radar, a true supermodel effect.
The most important thing is—
"..."
Chen Mang’s breathing beca slightly rapid as he gazed at the radar screen, only relaxing after a long while. After upgrading, the radar’s range expanded to an astonishing 100 million light-years!
An extrely exaggerated number.
Within a radius of 100 million light-years, civilizations and star systems all appear on the radar. His Nia Star System, including several star systems of the Cyan Mountain Civilization, are actually within the domain of a Level 6 Civilization. It’s a...
Seventh-level Civilization.
This area of 100 million light-years is all within the territory of that Seventh-level Civilization, and it has no end; the territory of that Seventh-level Civilization is not limited to just 100 million light-years.
He fears touching the cosmic landmines of this Seventh-level Civilization or radar fluctuations triggering the opponent’s cosmic landmines, as he indeed saw many advanced cosmic landmines laid down by this Seventh-level Civilization on the radar.
Only...
The 2000-level radar seems not only to hide spatial fluctuations but also completely conceals the fluctuations of radar exploration.
Neither the Seventh-level Civilization nor those cosmic landmines noticed the existence of the Fixed Star Train.
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"..."
Chen Mang’s breathing beca slightly rapid as he gazed at the radar screen, only relaxing after a long while. After upgrading, the radar’s range expanded to an astonishing 100 million light-years!
An extrely exaggerated number.
Within a radius of 100 million light-years, civilizations and star systems all appear on the radar. His Nia Star System, including several star systems of the Cyan Mountain Civilization, are actually within the domain of a Level 6 Civilization. It’s a...
Seventh-level Civilization.
This area of 100 million light-years is all within the territory of that Seventh-level Civilization, and it has no end; the territory of that Seventh-level Civilization is not limited to just 100 million light-years.
He fears touching the cosmic landmines of this Seventh-level Civilization or radar fluctuations triggering the opponent’s cosmic landmines, as he indeed saw many advanced cosmic landmines laid down by this Seventh-level Civilization on the radar.
Only...
The 2000-level radar seems not only to hide spatial fluctuations but also completely conceals the fluctuations of radar exploration.
Neither the Seventh-level Civilization nor those cosmic landmines noticed the existence of the Fixed Star Train.
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