Trading Cosmic Battleship From The Start

There are always certain things, especially during the early development of human civilization, that he cannot avoid.

For instance, right now, Shen Shi’s communications haven’t stopped.

"Those captives don’t need to be sold off, their value as Primordial Energy Batteries isn’t high either. With me here, we won’t lack for this money. My suggestion is to keep them for now to accelerate our digestion of interstellar technology. They can also serve as excellent interstellar workers."

"No, those captured warships cannot be added to our fleet. That would bring significant risks to our warriors’ safety. Our warriors still have much higher growth potential; if they use the same equipment as the enemy, the sacrifices we might face would be tremendous. Therefore, I suggest these all be repurposed as civilian ships. Of course, that’s post-war, during the war they will be used as transport ships."

"The construction of Space City? I don’t have any suggestions for this. If I had to say, we need to be prepared for constant demolitions and renovations. In my view, such a city is still too backward, far from meeting the minimum standards of an Interstellar City."

"Primordial Energy Training is indeed essential for civilization, but in the short term, its biggest role is in enhancing individual qualities. I don’t have much to suggest in this regard."

"The upcoming construction of the Planet Fortress will undergo adjustments, as will our tactics. I’ll bring this up in the upcoming meeting. Additionally, since I’ve returned, more warships can now be accepted, and the number of Interstellar Forces needs to catch up."

"..."

This series of phone calls covered all sorts of various issues.

At the same time, there were numerous documents that he needed to review.

Most of them were related to the internal development and changes in Blue Star during his expedition.