Only a group of auction house owners remained, staring blankly at the sudden surge of high-life-force lighters on the market.
Is there so guy...
Who carried a "Lighter Production Line" with him before he died?
And then drifted in the universe for a hundred thousand years, resulting in the mass production of lighters?
The market was a bit chaotic for a while.
Generally speaking.
The price of this item wasn’t driven up by speculation; it had intrinsic value, and the market wouldn’t fluctuate much. But this thing... a large part of its price was due to scarcity. With Chen Mang flooding the market like this, the fact that it only caused so chaos and not fluctuations already speaks volus.
Aside from its scarcity, gold has intrinsic value.
But even so.
If in his previous world, the market had soone flooding goods like now, the price would also experience drastic fluctuations.
However...
These weren’t concerns for Chen Mang.
The Second Cosmos isn’t his main battlefield, he’s just a passerby—at least not now; he’ll consider it after he’s dead.
He’s not dead yet.
...
"Well, it’s quite nice."
Returning to the "Nia Star System" of the First Cosmos, Chen Mang cheerfully looked at the control panel screen. He had always been pondering how long he could live; now he didn’t have to think much, for after he dies and travels to the Second Cosmos, with his ans, he might not stand out, but he certainly won’t be too bad off.
At this mont, there were still tens of millions of units of hell iron ore piled up in his train.
Unused.
Pure stones.
He didn’t intend to use them; he just wanted to collect them. Before leaving the Second Cosmos, he had hidden the remaining surplus "hell iron ore" on a Dead Star, buried deep underground, and shielded them—making them hard to detect.
If he truly dies soday.
He could retrieve the hell iron ore from this location and rise again.
Just hope that when he is randomly teleported to hell after death, the coordinates where he buried his resources aren’t too far away...
Afterward, Chen Mang stretched lazily, washed up a bit, and lay down on the bed, gradually drifting into a sweet sleep.
He hadn’t slept in a long ti.
Feeling a bit fatigued.
...
He slept soundly.
Now fully revitalized, Chen Mang sat at the control panel, beginning to tally the gains from exterminating the "Extrely Evil Civilization."
First were the resources.
The iron ore inside the train now reached as much as 4.137 trillion units.
Initially, it was more.
But he had taken out 3.75 trillion units of iron ore to upgrade the armor to level 1000, consuming quite a bit.
Following that.
A panel popped up on the control panel.
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"Human Civilization has t the promotion conditions and automatically upgraded."
"This Promotion Ripple spans a range of one billion light-years."
"All beings within civilizations of level one and above will receive this Promotion Ripple in their own ways."
"The transmission speed of the Promotion Ripple is the speed of light."
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"The Fourth-level Civilization ’Human Civilization,’ has successfully advanced to a Fifth-level Civilization."
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"..."
Chen Mang looked at this panel with a light smile, leaning back in his chair and lighting up a cigarette with a hellfire stone. It’s pretty useful, though a bit warm to the touch.
Civilization...
Advanced again.
The condition for advancing to a Fourth-level Civilization is for the strongest attack energy range to exceed 100,000, which corresponds to the power of a full-strength strike from 1000-level Seven-Colored Firepower Accessories—a condition t during the battle with Satan.
Human Civilization...
In a short span, within just ten years, went from a Level 1 Civilization to a Fifth-level Civilization.
This is what’s called a "Civilization Explosion" by those advanced civilizations.
Due to so sort of opportunity or other factors, a civilization rapidly grows stronger in a short ti, swiftly elevating its civilization level—such civilizations are the kind that every advanced civilization wishes to eradicate.
Unfortunately, the advanced civilizations around him were either a bit slow to react or a bit too weak; no one could suppress him.
He then looked at the transford civilization panel.
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"Civilization Na": Human Civilization.
"Civilization Level": Level 5.
"Civilization Leader": Chen Mang.
"Civilized Planet": Water Blue Star, Black Tortoise Star, No.1 Mining Star, No.2 Mining Star, No.3 Mining Star, No.4 Mining Star...etc.
"Civilized Population": 58 trillion people.
"Promotion Conditions": The strongest attack energy range exceeds 200,000, and possesses a Civilization Wonder.
"ps: From the promotion to a Second-level Civilization and for every subsequent promotion, a ’Promotion Ripple’ detectable by all surrounding civilizations will be released. The higher the level, the wider the ’Promotion Ripple’ range."
"Civilized ans": Resource consumption for upgrading all train accessories within the civilization is halved, with Murphy Stone consumption unchanged; "Armor," "Energy Shield," and other defensive accessories are excluded.
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"My goodness..."
Chen Mang looked oddly at the exclusive ans of the Fifth-level Civilization. This ans was quite strong; though not as explosively impactful under specific circumstances as Space-Ti Retrospect, it was very helpful for improving the overall strength of the civilization.
If his civilization had tens of thousands of combat trains, then this civilized ans would be very powerful.
But—
Within his civilization, the true combat-capable train is only his.
After absorbing nurous civilizations into the Human Civilization, his civil population also reached 58 trillion. Naturally, those civilizations’ trains also belonged to him, but those trains were too weak, temporarily unable to be deed as combat trains.
However, even so...
He felt this civilized ans might be stronger for him, given that his train’s accessory levels are higher, consuming more resources for upgrades.
Nami Civilization.
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