"But later, I realized I was wrong."
"The level of civilization holds great significance."
"Every ti a civilization advances in level, its overall strength receives a trendous boost. In the universe, the level of a civilization almost represents its overall power. A second-level civilization stands almost no chance against a third-level civilization."
"Especially—"
"After I encountered a true Divine-level Civilization."
"Only then did I recognize our insignificance."
"Those Divine-level Civilizations, each is like a cosmic overlord, occupying the most fertile resources in the universe. The Divine-level Civilization I contacted was a Fifth-level Civilization."
"He was a traveler, and he told a lot about things in the universe."
"He told that to advance to a Fifth-level Civilization, you must first find a Cosmic Void no smaller than tens of millions of light-years and migrate your civilization near the Cosmic Void."
"I asked him why? Is this a rule of the universe?"
"He told no, the cosmic rules for advancing to a Fifth-level Civilization do not include this. However, if there is no Cosmic Void around a Fifth-level Civilization, it will not be recognized by other civilizations and will attract many crises. Additionally, this thod is also one of the strongest techniques of Fifth-level Civilizations, comparable to nuclear weapons, which every Fifth-level Civilization possesses."
"I asked more specifically, trying to get so more details, as I had never encountered soone from a Divine-level Civilization. The chanical Civilization is rely a Second-level Civilization, and the traveler from the Fifth-level Civilization was already a Divine-level Civilization to , a height difficult to reach."
"He chuckled and told , ’Do you know that the Supermodel Effect of the Akanon Main Cannon at Level 200 is that the longer the beam travels, the more powerful it becos?’
"Of course, I knew. Although the chanical Civilization is just a Second-level Civilization, not long ago, we had just mustered all our civilization’s might and used massive resources to upgrade a main cannon to Level 200. I roughly guessed how to use this effect; is it to fire the Akanon Main Cannon at the Cosmic Void?"
"But wouldn’t this take too long?"
"Crossing a Cosmic Void requires a vast amount of ti."
"An attack millions of years later, even if it arrives, what significance does it have?"
"He chuckled again."
"The reason why a Fifth-level Civilization is already called a Divine-level Civilization is because Fifth-level Civilizations have god-like ans. Fifth-level Civilizations can create Ti Rifts. When you create a Ti Rift leading millions of years into the past and then fire an Akanon Main Cannon from within the Cosmic Void back in ti."
"At that mont—"
"When you return from the Ti Rift, that beam of light has been traveling within the Cosmic Void for millions of years, and is about to hit the enemy, bringing an explosion force capable of destroying everything in its path!"
"The higher the civilization level, the less war there is."
"Almost no one starts wars."
"Once a war begins, it results in the death of countless people, the fall of countless planets and stars. For the universe, it’s quite a painful ordeal."
"I talked with him for a long ti."
"He left the next morning, like a breeze in a carefree manner. I think, if I weren’t burdened with the responsibility of the chanical Civilization, I too would choose to be a traveler like him. From that day on, I no longer saw the position of Civilization Leader as a pressure; I want to make the chanical Civilization a Fifth-level Civilization as well!"
"I guess..."
"He probably is soone from across the south side, right?"
"I asked him what was over there, and he smiled without speaking. I asked how he got here, and he smiled again without speaking, only saying that when it’s ti for you to know, you’ll know."
"..."
Chen Mang frowned slightly, looking at the yellowing paper on the screen. This diary was written on paper and seed to be the diary of a leader from the chanical Civilization when the civilization was still relatively weak.
rely a second-level civilization.
It hadn’t yet advanced to a third-level civilization.
"Divine-level Civilization..."
He muttered softly, if Fifth-level Civilizations indeed have such ans, they truly deserve to be called Divine-level Civilizations, barely possessing the qualification to ddle with ti.
He suddenly realized...
Various civilizations deep within the universe seem to all have formidable powers.
All along, his thought was to hide and develop peacefully until all the Train Accessories were upgraded to a sufficient level, maximizing the statistics, and then reveal himself. But now it seems...
He still needs to first rebuild his own civilization.
Without standing on the stage, it’s hard to possess the capabilities only found on the stage.
Each ti a civilization advances, it is granted special ans by the Cosmic Rules.
Perhaps this diary shook him, making him think it’s better to first rebuild his own civilization and slowly advance later. Imdiately, he looked at the Civilization Order in the control desk drawer.
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"Human Progress": 100%.
"Cultural Progress": 100%.
"Military Progress": 100%.
"Agricultural Progress": 100%.
"Institutional Progress": 100%.
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All five progress indicators behind the Civilization Order are at 100%.
He can rebuild his own civilization at any ti, but he just hadn’t done it yet.
He took out the Civilization Order from the drawer.
A transparent panel suddenly appeared in front of him.
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"Special Tool": Civilization Order.
"Special Effect": This order can help you rebuild a civilization. It is advised to use it cautiously, at least when the train is upgraded to Level 20 before use. Whether rebuilding your own or another’s civilization, it will bring you back to the dining table, thereby attracting countless enemies’ covetousness.
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