Infinite Horror Bulk Players

Chapter 394 Domination is really useful

Different worlds, depending on the writer, will have different characteristics.

Humans in the Trisolaran world are characterized by arrogance.

When faced with the droplet, they believed it was a peace token sent by the Trisolarans because they saw their fleet had backed down.

Faced with a point of light capable of destroying the Trisolaran world, they thought they would be fine as long as they hid behind the planets as shelter.

They never imagined that what they could think of would be unthinkable to a race and civilization capable of exploding stars over extremely long distances.

They even fantasize about making room for the Trisolarans to live in someday.

They always put themselves in a superior position.

Even now, even though Lin Hao just annihilated the Trisolaran fleet that had overwhelmed them right in front of them, they remain the same.

They believed that gods did not exist, and that the beings before them were merely another powerful alien race using technology they could not comprehend, attempting to force them back to a primitive society to engage in feudal worship.

"Or should we feign compliance with them first, get some benefits from them, euphemistically calling it a blessing for believers, and then learn from their superior techniques to subdue them?"

"That's right, just put on an act. The other party can't possibly be some kind of benevolent god."

He keeps talking about exploring the truth, but our technology has been blocked by the Trisolarans for hundreds of years and he hasn't come out at all. Now that the Trisolarans have arrived, he's only making his move. This is clearly a case of killing the chicken to scare the monkey.

"Don't you guys even try to hide your badmouthing from people?"

A child's voice suddenly rang out in the closed conference room. Several high-ranking officials from Earth were startled and quickly turned around. They saw the little boy who had suddenly appeared behind them and was floating in mid-air.

Moreover, the appearance of the other party is exactly the same as that of the god who destroyed the Trisolaran fleet before.

Their pupils dilated; they had never expected that the other party could come directly here.

After all, this room was specially built to prevent the Sophons from eavesdropping, and even the Trisolarans wouldn't know what they were saying here.

The idea that as long as you're in this room, you're safe has been held for hundreds of years. They've even forgotten the principle behind the room's defenses against the Sophons; they only remember that it's absolutely safe here.

Seeing Lin Hao's appearance, they realized that the room was no longer safe. Their pupils dilated in shock, and they instinctively reached for their guns, only to find nothing.

They looked at Lin Hao with terrified expressions, while Lin Hao rolled his eyes. "I was originally planning to give you some benefits and have an equal exchange, but since that's what you're thinking, forget it. I'll just control you directly, and the effect will be the same."

"Wait! What do you want to do!" the other party shouted, but before they could finish speaking, their expressions returned to calm, their eyes empty and blank. They signed a contract to die for the Central Continent Team and began to prepare for missionary work.

At this point, the work on Trisolaris and Earth is considered complete.

Lin Hao turned and had Pang Da send the coordinates of a desolate planet far from the Trisolarans and Earth to the sun. After leaving behind the Red Queen, the entire Central Continent Team began to travel through time and space.

He intends to use a sting operation to enforce the law.

The unique culture of the Three-Body world: the Dark Forest Theory.

The gist is that the universe's resources are finite, but the number of civilizations that can arise is infinite. If left unchecked, these civilizations might seize your resources. If you send someone to invade, the distance between you and the other side is too great; even a spaceship traveling at the speed of light would take hundreds or even thousands of years to reach its target.

Meanwhile, the opposing civilization may experience a technological explosion at any time. Just like how humans were still using cold weapons for thousands of years in ancient times, but in modern times, they were able to go to space in just a few hundred years.

Therefore, if you send someone to invade, there is a high probability that your fleet will be technologically superior to the enemy before it sets off, but once you arrive at the destination, you will find that their technology has far surpassed your own.

The Trisolarans had no choice; their home planet was uninhabitable, so they had to go to Earth. Otherwise, they wouldn't have gone to such lengths to develop a sophon that could only be used to bully weaker opponents.

Civilizations on other planets don't have this problem; their own homelands are still habitable, so they don't need to invade. They just need to eliminate their competitors in advance.

Thus came the Dark Forest Theory: in the dark forest, everyone is both the hunter and the prey.

Hide yourself and clean up the mess.

However, this dark forest theory has a loophole, or as the author himself points out, a loophole that exists—the two civilizations are too far apart. Even if you were to travel there, it would take hundreds of years, and how many planets would be in between?

Aren't these planets enough for you to develop?

As the saying goes, "befriend distant states and attack nearby ones." You two aren't even on the same side, so what's the point of fighting? You'd have to wait hundreds of years to even meet. What resources could they possibly take from you? In fact, if they expand too much, their control over their own territories will plummet, leading to constant internal strife.

This isn't like those interstellar civilizations in science fiction works that have developed stargates, teleportation, wormholes, and the ability to instantly travel hundreds of light-years. Under normal circumstances, they have no chance of fighting each other.

Unless the universe regresses to the era of the first eleven dimensions.

This is also a setting of the Trisolaran world, an era that only exists in speculation. The speed of light was originally able to reach any place instantly, but it was caused by the contamination of warp drive spaceships, which caused the speed to continuously decrease to its current state.

The dimensions originally had eleven dimensions, but they were compressed into the current three dimensions by two-dimensional and three-dimensional foils.

Only on this premise is it necessary for different civilizations to fight each other.

But this setting obviously doesn't exist now, so there's no need for them to fight.

Lin Hao has now sent out the coordinates of a planet. If anyone dares to throw a light at that planet, Lin Hao will dare to attack their home in the direction the light is coming from!

With the Red Queen activating the time machine, Lin Hao jumped directly to fifty years in the future, choosing a location outside of Earth.

A massive influx of faith suddenly appeared, seemingly a large amount, but in reality, it was far from enough for fifty years.

The Red Queen quickly sent him intelligence from the past fifty years.

Unsurprisingly, the more technologically advanced a civilization is, the less likely it is to believe in gods.

Less than ten years after Lin Hao left, the number of people in society who believed in him began to decrease, which was about two years after the entire group of high-ranking officials on Earth controlled by Lin Hao had completed their re-election.

Fifty years later, those people from back then had either become old men or entered hibernation pods, and Lin Hao's name had become even more legendary, with no one believing it anymore.

"Tsk." Lin Hao clicked his tongue in annoyance, and even had the urge to throw a two-dimensional foil at them.

Those ungrateful otherworldly beings are trash!
(End of this chapter)