I would rather betray the gods

Originally, in the early stages of the rise of technology on Yaowang Star, capable individuals were also selected from among humans to serve as planetary commanders.

However, it was later discovered that no matter how advanced the technology, it could not avoid the common problems of all dynasties: the wise men of the early period took the peace of the planet as their responsibility, while the corrupt men of the later period took the interests of their tribe as their core.

The resulting interplanetary civil wars nearly plunged the Yaowang Star civilization back to the Stone Age. After much painful reflection, the descendants unanimously decided to appoint the planet's most powerful computer system as its commander.

As it turns out, they made the right choice. For nearly a century, there has been no war on the planet, and the various tribes live in harmony and prosperity. Moreover, data analysis shows that this prosperity will continue.

"Alright, he's gotten himself into trouble for being so cocky!" Yuebai pouted at Youzi, feeling embarrassed for him.

Um...

Actually, Yuzi is quite shy. He mumbled in a low voice, unable to think of any way to save face, and his face turned as red as the evening sun.

Isn't this exactly what his talent and ability are? If his fantasy is correct, it leads to spiritual growth; if it's unrealistic, it's just plain stupid.

"Tch, to entrust the affairs of a planet to a cold, impersonal computer, and then claim it can ensure your perpetual prosperity—humans being controlled by the very thing they created, what an irony!"

As a ruler of a star, Yuebai has witnessed the rise and fall of countless civilizations, just like the plants in nature, withering and flourishing.

The true meaning of eternity lies in striving for a better future. Even the vast galaxies follow this law of creation. How dare a mere star civilization presume to seek eternity with a single machine? She really doesn't want to say more.

"Hmph, it's your kind of mindset of living off the land that makes you unaware of the greatness of science, and that's why you were so defeated in the battle between the two stars."

"Fine, considering your courage to venture alone into the distant star, I'll show you the highest level of intelligence on this planet!"

As Gwent spoke, she pulled a pair of handcuffs from her waist, looking at them as if they were a group of savage, primitive people.

The handcuffs he carried were no ordinary items; they possessed a super energy-absorbing function and were prepared beforehand...

Looking out at the Commander-in-Chief's Mansion.

In an extremely luxurious and spacious conference room, the long conference table speaks volumes about the bustling scene during important meetings.

Yuzu and her group were led to the side closest to the main seat.

Because the handcuffs were so strong, Yuzu was exhausted just walking from the conference room door to her seat. So she leaned back in her chair to relax and try to be as comfortable as possible.

A savage is still a savage; wherever he sits, it's as if he's sitting on a grassy mat in the forest, completely lacking any respect for beautiful things.

As Gwent thought this, she solemnly straightened her clothes and sat down, shaking her head as she looked at Yuzu.

"Isn't your Commander-in-Chief just a computer? What are you doing here?"

Yuzu couldn't understand it. Her arrogant face seemed to be saying, "Is it a computer with a butt?"

Gwent, his face grim, composed himself and didn't rush to respond. Instead, he first explained to them the unique features of their planet's computers.

The dividing line between low-level and high-level civilizations lies in the way computers operate.

Like the blue planet, the computer is still in binary mode. To put it simply, its operation is nothing more than instruction nesting and instruction stacking.

Just like stacking building blocks, supercomputers and AI are nothing more than stacking instructions like building blocks in a limited chip space. The more and faster the blocks are stacked, the more advanced the computing power.

Therefore, this model is a low-end technology that trades space for perfection.

The computer operating mode of Yaowangxing is different; it has crossed this watershed and entered the era of bionics.

The internal structure of a biomimetic computer has eliminated most electronic components and is very close to that of a biological brain.

Therefore, it not only has the amazing computing power of a regular computer, but it can also grow on its own like a biological brain. Of course, this growth is not like stacking blocks like a regular computer, but rather like a brain that constantly generates corresponding 'nerve endings' depending on the working environment and nature of the brain.

Therefore! Every bionic computer on the distant star is constantly improving its professional performance in its field of work, and their supreme commander will only become more and more competent.

The difference in computers directly distinguishes the two civilizations at different levels.

To compare with a typical achievement, each of the vehicles on the distant star has an inexhaustible amount of energy within its lifespan.

In contrast, on Blue Fat Star, no matter how far a car's range is, it looks like a wind-up toy to Distant Star.

*Slap! Slap!*

After delivering his impassioned speech, Gwent clapped his hands twice.

Then a projection light extended from the roof, and when it lit up, a 3D figure in a suit and tie sat in the head seat.

Of course, not just anyone can clap their hands twice to activate this projection light; facial recognition is required.

Ah, no wonder the chief position has a seat; it turns out the computer commander really does have a butt.

Yuzu almost forgot why she came here. She thought to herself that this technology was also in our Earth movies. At the same time, she straightened her posture with a slight smirk, just to show respect.

The commander, his expression serious, scanned everyone before finally fixing his gaze on Gwent. "Mr. Senator, what brings you here?"

Gwent nodded very formally and then recounted the events surrounding Yuzu and her group's arrival at the distant star.

After listening, the commander turned his head toward Yuzu, "So, your ultimate goal is either to persuade me to give up the siege of Blue Fat Star, or to resolve the matter by force, thereby freeing Blue Fat Star?"

"Hehe, a robot is a robot, it speaks without any beating around the bush."

Yuzu couldn't help but laugh, grinning from ear to ear.

Gwent was the first to object, shouting, "Mr. Elder, please watch your words! You are a prisoner now!"

The commander followed closely, continuing his serious conversation, "Based on facial expression analysis, this Mr. Chang is more inclined to resolve my situation by force."

But don't forget, this is the highest-security command headquarters on the distant star.

Light and shadow cannot produce sound. The commander on the seat merely moves his lips in a human-like manner. His voice comes from speakers in every corner of the conference room, but the sound effects are handled very well, without the loudspeaker feel.

As the surround sound subsided, it was replaced by various laser cannons hidden in secret compartments, as well as infrared beams used to lock onto targets.

"Ha, so many weapons could level this entire conference room. The commander-in-chief isn't even here, yet so many weapons are stockpiled. Could it be for eliminating those councilors who disagree with him?"

With his head still and eyes scanning his surroundings, Yuzhi couldn't afford to move, as any slight movement might be interpreted as resistance and result in an attack.

"Since you know my true form isn't here, and you've still revealed your intentions, aren't you just walking into a trap?"

The commander did not refute Youzi, but got up and walked over to her.

Do you think I'd be stupid enough to follow the network cable step by step to find your computer host?

Even if I were stupid, I would know that your planet possesses the scientific power to destroy a star-level god, and I, Chang Shengyou, do not have the ability to shake such power.

Yuzu turned her gaze to the commander and gave him a sinister smile.

Then, for a full two or three seconds, the commander stood still, completely motionless. In fact, the computer operating behind him was analyzing Yuzu's expression and words from all angles, "Why can't I see your next intention?"

"That's right. The Pisces symbol is two fish vying for power. Sometimes, even I don't know what to do next until the very end."

Yuzi's eyes gleamed with a bluish light as she slowly raised her head.

This move immediately attracted more infrared locks, and the laser cannons fired in an instant.

"If Xu Xiangsheng doesn't wait now, when will he?"

As he spoke, the star power that Yuzu had been gathering in his heart for so long suddenly exploded outward.

This force surged like a torrent after rain, overflowing from all around Yuzi's body, and the energy-absorbing handcuffs on Yuzi's wrists were burned away.

Following closely behind, the stellar energy that filled the air first became chaotic but then stabilized, instantly condensing into a barrier with a thought from Yuzu, which remained impregnable no matter how the laser cannon fired.

Xu Xiangsheng, who was called out, was taken aback at first, and then he also gathered his strength to break free of the energy-absorbing handcuffs.