Superman, the Man of Steel, female, 6 years old!

The world consciousness won't even blink.

Of course, as far as Anna knew, in this world, the Milky Way alone wasn't just populated by Zerg and humans. Within tens of thousands of light years, there were all sorts of races and future rivals of humanity.

Moreover, the amount of life in the Milky Way is not limited to within 600 light years.

It’s just that human technology is developing at the fastest pace now.

The number of insects and biotechnology are also equally impressive.

The two races have the greatest potential during this time period.

So humans and Zerg.

Now, they have become the protagonists and competitors in this war to determine the "destined race" in the galaxy.

Such world selection and competition for living space among galactic races occur in the Milky Way every thousand or several hundred years.

It's like the world promotion in the Dragon Maid world.

Every time the world chooses a winner, it can upgrade the world a little bit and also add a little more to the world's accumulation.

These upgrades and accumulations eventually lead to qualitative changes.

This means that it is time for this world to truly begin to advance into a super world like the Marvel Universe.

The time when Anna and the female professor came in just happened to catch up with this world selection and the task of determining the "destined race".

And it seems like Anna was the only one who was eliminated from the human side's cheat.

For the Zerg, there are 600 light years and more than 100 planets, which is actually far from the number of all the Zerg in the Milky Way in this world.

All we can say is that in this 100 years, the only creatures that have confronted humans are the insects on the more than 100 planets within 600 light years.

The Zerg that confronted humanity were like a branch of the Galaxy's Zerg headquarters within this solar system. The true Zerg as a whole had yet to confront humanity, a rudimentary star system civilization confined to a single solar system.

Of course.

Since the power is balanced.

So humans are not completely without any chance of winning.

Even in Anna's opinion, as long as humans don't seek death, they still have a good chance of winning in the end.

Because the Zerg pursue quantity.

All their technologies and pursuits are ultimately about quantity.

As for the technology mastered by the Zerg, such as space technology, weapon power, protective technology, etc., in fact, as early as 20 years ago, the Zerg's technology was already far behind that of humans.

Human technology may still have gaps and differences in different star regions.

Because after the colonial era, there will always be some star fields that develop rapidly due to the distribution of interests and the colonial government, and some human star fields will develop relatively backward.

But for the Zerg race, all the queens in the entire galaxy have been connected to the Internet and become a whole. There is almost no difference between them as individuals. Apart from the number, there is almost no difference in overall technology on all the planets.

What is the Zerg technology of a planet?

So what is the Zerg technology like in the entire galaxy?

So even if there are more bugs than humans, after they have cleaned up all the bugs within the nearby 600 light years...

No matter how many other Zergs there are in the galaxy, if their armies want to come to the solar system, with the Zerg's current space technology, the time required for the fleet will be at least hundreds of years.

There is nothing to be afraid of.

Because the Zerg's current huge numbers were reached after they colonized the Milky Way for thousands or even tens of thousands of years.

Their hyperspace navigation technology, coupled with the limitations of the insects' bioenergy, makes the insects' superluminal flight technology seem like rubbish in Anna's eyes.

During the time when the Zerg fleet arrives, humans can even send more than ten waves of fleets into the Zerg star field to cause destruction and combat. After the destruction, the human fleet may even have some spare time to return to the solar system to join the battle.

There is a reason why the Zerg have such a high level of technology.

Because no matter how powerful the Zerg Queen is, there are only so many of them. Those minions who lose their thinking ability without the Queen's command will not engage in research.

No matter how powerful these queens' scientific research capabilities are, they still have to command astronomical numbers of Zerg in their own star regions, arrange production, search for energy, collect fresh water, wage war, conduct space reconnaissance...

Every queen's daily schedule is fully arranged by hundreds of millions or even tens of billions of insects.

After the energy has been extremely divided in this way.

No Zerg's scientific research capabilities can compare to human civilization, which has been running at full speed for decades in the face of life and death.

Because there are only a few Zerg queens, even if Zerg queens dedicated to research are assigned internally, they cannot match the collective efforts of millions or even tens of millions of human scientists.

Therefore, the Zerg technology in this world can bully the planetary civilizations still in the atmosphere, but it is really difficult for them to bully humans who have entered the interstellar age for decades in terms of technology.

Except the total is disappointing.

Anna didn't think the bugs in this world were anything special.

Besides, the human fleets and military technology in this world aren't anything like the retards in Starship Troopers, and the bugs aren't that powerful or treacherous.

So in this racial war, Anna didn't think she would be on the wrong side of the team.

Furthermore, after Anna gave humanity a technological boost, with the rapid development of artificial intelligence, quantum computers, weapon and shield technology, and even assembly-line unmanned space fighters, the myth of the swarm of insects tactics has become precarious in this world.

This doesn't just refer to the fact that human military units have increased their combat effectiveness tenfold. For example, using the high-speed radars and quantum computers on warships to automatically aim and fire instantly, clearing out large swathes of airspace on the battlefield is a simple matter.

The surge in human combat power refers to the leap in production brought about by these technologies during the production and construction of warships.

Chapter 413: Only the Mechanical Sea is King

Save skilled crew members and then adopt unmanned space fighters and 'unmanned' space battleships in large numbers.

Because most of the latest space warships produced in the orbits of the moon and Jupiter are intelligent "unmanned" warships that only need a single-digit crew to have the full combat effectiveness of the warship.

The same is true for unmanned fighter jets.

With the latest quantum communication networks and supercomputers, every human pilot can now control at least 100 unmanned space fighters from a warship. Students like those in her superpower school can easily control over 1000 unmanned fighters.

The number of fighter jets that each person can control is far less than that of the Zerg Queen.

However, with hundreds of thousands or even millions of trained pilots, the total number of space fighters that humans can theoretically control in local battlefields actually far exceeds the number of Zerg queens.

Therefore, what is now hindering the surge in human combat power is no longer technology and energy, nor the rare mineral resources in the universe. Instead, it is the speed of the production line of human unmanned fighters and the number of docks for space battleships.

……

The Zerg now seem to have a great advantage.

The overwhelming attack of the swarm of insects flying over the sky is almost despairing.

However, in Anna's view, the numerical advantage of the Zerg in this world and the so-called desperate Zerg swarm tactics are actually just a false proposition that the current human civilization has encountered in a short period of time.

Because there are enough Zerg.

But they still need to reproduce and grow.

Finally, it would take at least a few months to grow into a basic Zerg soldier. If it was a Zerg mothership, the growth time would also be measured in years.

And even if the Zerg queens are very fertile.

No matter how fast the insects grow...

In fact, their growth rate will never be faster than the speed at which humans can produce unmanned fighter jets from automated production lines.

The insect population seems to be overwhelming right now.

In fact, this is just the result of the Zerg's accumulation of hundreds or thousands of years of colonization in space.

It will take hundreds of years for humans to do this.

If we could spread automated production lines across the galaxy to every place humans could reach, and to every place with energy, the speed at which we could manufacture drones would be unmatched by the insects of today.

Although the final number of unmanned machines and human fighter jets will be limited by the speed at which human colonies obtain energy and the amount of metal minerals that humans can mine in space.

As for the insects, it seems that they only need to collect a little water from space, bring it to the planet, and then use geothermal energy to synthesize it with carbon atoms from the air or somewhere else to produce organic matter. Then, they can use this organic matter to feed the insect larvae...

This consumption seems to be low-carbon and environmentally friendly throughout the process, and is indeed much lower than mechanical sea tactics.

But do you really think that synthesizing organic matter doesn't take time? Do you really think that geothermal energy collection stations and Zerg hatcheries don't take up space? Do you really think that synthesizing organic matter and hatching Zerg have no environmental requirements?

Although insects can survive in environments much harsher than humans.

But their hatcheries must also be built on habitable planets in the universe. These planets and places are not commonplace in the Milky Way.

However, the production lines for human warships and space fighters can be laid out anywhere in the vacuum of space. Ultimately, it's clear who has the higher productivity.

How much resources can be saved.

If the bugs want to increase their numbers, they can only colonize one planet after another or transform the environment of one planet after another.

Why did the Zerg travel 600 light years to the solar system during the first Zerg invasion? It was all due to the problem of this habitable planet...

What's the difference between water and water?

They are everywhere in space, there is no need to spend decades traveling 600 light years away.

So apart from the fact that the current Zerg population is an astronomical figure compared to humans, in the same large star field area, the number of Zerg motherships and fighter planes is not much more than that of humans' mechanical sea in theoretical terms.

Even because there are only a few Zerg queens who are truly intelligent creatures with the ability to think, their ability to produce motherships and fighter jets is actually not comparable to the mechanical sea production capacity of tens of billions of humans, countless scientists and industrial workers, and countless artificial intelligence cores.

Moreover, humanity has only recently occupied a tiny portion of the world. The international fleet of mining vessels has barely reached the Kuiper Belt. Forget the Oort Cloud; they haven't even fully exploited the nine planets. Humanity hasn't even begun to construct a Dyson sphere, a system capable of massive productivity.

In today's solar system, whether it is energy or metal raw materials for drones, plus several nearby Proxima star systems that can be used for resource collection, for humans, all of them are equivalent to unlimited war resources.

What limits the ultimate output of the mechanical ocean to the output of energy and mineral resources?

For humans, this is actually a false proposition. As long as humans have enough artificial intelligence cores and automated production lines, and as long as there are enough industrial workers in the factories, human production capacity will reach a level that even the current Zerg cannot imagine.

The time has come when humans can no longer produce drones and warships.

That will have to wait for several hundred years.

Wait until humans build a Dyson sphere in the solar system.

Let's wait for who knows how many more years, until humans have mined all the minerals in the Oort Cloud and several nearby galaxies...

And there are 2000 billion to 4000 billion star systems in the Milky Way alone.

Are you saying that humans don't have enough energy and minerals to create a sea of ​​machines?

I guess your astronomy was taught by your physical education teacher!

Anyway, after Anna's technology has been upgraded, humans now only need to create as much as they can and run as many production lines as they can.

The production capacity and explosive power of human mechanical drones in a short period of time are not comparable to any insects or any people who have not reached interstellar civilization.

In fact, after Anna started to mass-produce 100-meter-class unmanned warships and a large number of unmanned space fighters, even the savior Ender and the human race were defeated by the bugs in the subsequent "decisive battle"...

Anna can also use this kind of super-productivity to gradually turn the situation around for humanity using massive space drones and 'unmanned warships'.

What is the swarm of insects tactic?

Although everyone plays with quantity.

But in this world, only the mechanical sea is king! ~

All she needed to do was to prevent humans from being wiped out by the insects who had temporarily gained the upper hand before the number of human drones and warships reached a certain number.

In fact, with the current human war technology, Anna can easily accomplish this task.

Because even in the end, humans will not be able to protect the solar system.

Anna can also build large colony ships equipped with space expansion technology, pull all humans onto the warships, and fly at superluminal speeds that are dozens or hundreds of times faster than the speed of light of the insects to start a new life in other parts of the galaxy.

In other words, in this "decisive battle" between humans and insects, Ender and his team of young commanders are very likely to fail, but the human race, which has been protected by Anna's plug-ins and space technology, will definitely not perish.

Otherwise, humans would not have this strategic advantage of being able to attack or defend.

If it weren’t for this mythical space technology.

When they just discovered that the number of enemy planets near the Zerg home planet had suddenly increased from 18 to more than 100, the war between humans and the Zerg could no longer be fought.

And now the human fleet is still attacking according to the original plan.

This time, in addition to being revenge for the two previous Zerg invasions, the attack was also a fire reconnaissance operation by humans in preparation for future wars.

Chapter 414 If she were to be given a Taoist robe...