"At this mont, if you send out a large army to destroy this civilization, it would consu a lot of resources, making it sowhat not worth the cost."
"Not very cost-effective."
"So just don’t bother with it."
"Let it develop on its own, grow wild."
"After all, in the cosmos, you actually don’t need to take action against civilizations that are your enemies. Sleep for a few hundred years, and you’ll find that civilization has perished without you knowing when."
"If they happen to develop, then go to war. If you win then, you get to enjoy the spoils."
"The ’Cosmic Landmine’ is like a threshold."
"When you’re below its threshold, it won’t bother you. When you trigger its threshold, it will co after you. If it can’t defeat you, then no one will bother you for the ti being, until you trigger a threshold set by a more advanced civilization’s cosmic landmine."
"Cross this threshold, and everything will be smooth sailing."
"Fail to cross, and it’s death."
"There’s no such thing as hatred."
"In the cosmos, there’s no hatred."
"Just like those ’Ninth-level Civilizations’ madly prevented from advancing by the ’Divine-level Civilizations.’ Regardless of how many die in this process, once they successfully break through and ascend to the divine-level civilization..."
"Everyone will tacitly agree to talk peace and put down arms."
"Then quickly integrate into the divine-level civilization, starting to prevent other ninth-level civilizations from ascending, while dividing the pie and stopping others from getting a piece."
"It’s always like this."
"In whatever position you sit, whatever you say."
"Hatred will never be the original intention to start a war."
"Resources are everything."
"It’s just like you wiped out my Insect Race Civilization, but I have no hatred towards you. Losing ans you deserve death, it’s normal, it’s the rule of the cosmos, no one can avoid it. If soone wins, soone has to die."
"You can’t be all happy when you win, but unwilling when it’s your turn to die."
...
Qiuya left the train cabin.
Chen Mang sat alone in the empty train cabin, processing the information Qiuya just provided. It seed... he would temporarily welco a long developnt period during which no one would disturb him.
That’s great.
Just...
"Sigh."
Chen Mang gently massaged his temples, feeling suddenly a bit tired. Maybe... maybe he should just let it be, settle in the Nia Star System, and gradually develop.
Going upwards along this path...
He’d have to take a lot of beatings...
Everyone wanted to beat him up.
He wasn’t afraid of being beaten, he just found it a bit annoying... doing this every few days, how tiring would that be?
Just then—
Ai’s voice sounded in the train again.
"Train Captain, I think you need a break to rediscover your spirit."
"There’s currently no crisis within the Nia Star System."
"You can just relax, go play on Water Blue Star for a few years, take a break, and co back. You’ve indeed been too busy these past years, with too many things to handle."
"Most successful people."
"Aren’t constantly in a state of effort; they often achieve great results from a few years of hard work, then spend most of their lives in a state of drifting lazily."
"In this state, people can often find their true selves, discover why they are alive, and understand their goals."
"Overexertion often blinds you with the illusion of progress effort brings."
...
Chen Mang leaned back in his chair, eyes slightly closed, without speaking, and after a while, opened his eyes and softly said, "What you say makes sense. Taking a break, for now, not leaving the Nia Star System temporarily."
"Resting for a while in the Nia Star System."
"Then moving on to other star systems."
He had actually long had this thought, but various sudden events had kept him from stopping. Now it seed things finally reached a lull, allowing him to take a break for a while.
Unless...
Unless the civilization behind the Stellar Giant Beast he just killed was the fools Qiuya ntioned, otherwise, no one should co bothering him. Just seize this ti to incorporate all the civilizations within the Kasha Civilization Federation wanting to ally with him.
Stuff them all into the train.
They’re all his people.
Decline is often the beginning of a clear mind.
One shouldn’t fear the low points, they’re the start of a rebound. Actively seeking low points will break through new heights.
When penniless, it’s the mont of desperation.
The more desperate a person is, the more potential they have.
From obscurity to fa, there’s only a thin line.
...
In fact,
Chen Mang has always been soone with strong execution skills. When he realized he was a bit tired and saw a future too rough to willingly step into, he decisively left the Constant Star Train.
He went to Water Blue Star to start his travel.
The accompanying personnel were different this ti. In the past, it was usually Old Pig and Biaozi’s responsibility to follow him, a large group, but this ti it seed much quieter.
The accompanying personnel consisted only of Yan Yao, Ji Chuchu, and...
The few fairies sent from Black Tortoise Star.
Forming a small travel group.
"Hmm."
Chen Mang stood contentedly on the street of a city on Water Blue Star, eating the ice cream in his hand, looking at the busy pedestrians and smiling: "Feeling much more relaxed."
He wore a human skin mask.
Otherwise, he’d be too conspicuous, completely defeating the purpose of relaxing.
On the Constant Star Train, there was nothing for him to handle.
The train only had many things for him to deal with during its developnt process, and now that it’s experiencing such developntal stagnation, there’s basically nothing for him to do. Under Ai’s control, the train and the planet both develop steadily and quickly.
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