Chapter 212, Starport Technology_2

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For the Wind Falcon and the Lion Tank, the problem wasn't too big. The components produced by the Black Box weren't many in number and were quite straightforward to assemble, so they would be quickly dealt with.

But building a Starport was a different matter.

Constructing a Starport was akin to building a city in space, orbiting a planet.

Even with the help of the Black Box, that would only significantly reduce the complexity of the construction, but the time saved in the building process wouldn't be that substantial.

Moreover, orbital construction also required sufficient construction technology. The individual equipment of workers, construction processes, and knowledge of site selection... all of these posed challenges.

Fortunately, in the [Star Port Technology Blueprint], there were complete solution sets for these things.

It all depended on implementation.

After looking through this information, Gu Hang pondered for a long time and finally came to a conclusion.