My Doomsday Train.

Chapter 320 Rebuilding Civilization! (Seeking monthly votes at the end of the month)
It's not good for the train to go too fast.

Inside the wormhole of the "Zerg Civilization," Chen Mang glanced back and breathed a slight sigh of relief when he saw that no large force was chasing after him. His guess was correct; this doomsday planet was indeed a trap set by the Zerg Civilization.

Although he didn't know how the Zerg civilization had done it.

Why did the survivors on that apocalyptic planet become like zombies, half-dead and half-alive? It's also unclear why the Zerg civilization deliberately leaked the information, attracting a large number of explorers. What was their purpose?

But this incident served as a wake-up call for him.

That is.
We need to find a suitable replacement part to deal with this kind of emergency.

Normally speaking.

The universe is extremely vast. The probability of a wormhole suddenly appearing directly in front of a train while it is traveling is about the same as the probability of a pebble being thrown forward from Earth and landing on the back of your head after traveling around the equator. The probability is too small.

But as the saying goes, even the smallest probability can happen one day.

For example, just now
It happened just like that.

This was something the "Zerg Civilization" hadn't prepared for. If the Zerg Civilization had laid a trap there, even if he could escape, he would have to pay a heavy price.

After the Stellar train emerged from the wormhole again.

Looking out into the distant universe at the occasional streaks of light and bursts of sparks, he turned and shot off again into the distance. It was a bit dangerous here now, and he didn't really want to expose himself.

but--

It's not all bad news.

In the instant that we came into close contact with the Zerg stronghold, the "Enemy Detection Radar" completely detected all the information about the troops guarding the wormhole entrance!
According to information from the search radar.

The Zerg civilization's combat units are basically divided into two types.

Zerg mothership + Zerg monsters.

The mothership is a large warship similar to a flesh-and-blood train, with flesh and blood on its surface. It can also upgrade its components and so on. It is another form of civilization, but in essence it is similar to the train civilization. Both use core energy to enhance the power of their components.

The army docked at the wormhole entrance consisted of 878 motherships.

Each mothership has level 100 defensive armor.

The main guns all have a power level of 150.

Their strength wasn't weak. He didn't know the exact strength of the Kasa Civilization train army, so he couldn't make a comparison for the time being. In any case, they were basically unable to break through his defenses and posed little threat to him.

It's unclear what percentage of the overall strength of the Zerg civilization these motherships represent.

at the same time.

There are also a large number of insectoid monsters that roam the universe, similar to cosmic behemoths. Each one is enormous, with a width of tens of meters. Of course, their enormous size is relative to normal species; compared to Little Green, they are like tiny ants.

These intimidating-looking Zerg monsters are probably around level 120.

The strongest is at level 150.

Based on the information we have so far, this entire Zerg army is no match for him; even combined, they cannot defeat him. His armor defense level is simply too high, and it would be difficult for them to break through his defenses.

Level 200 armor.

That's enough for him to roam freely in the universe.

He also discovered that the Zerg civilization's main cannons were not very high-level. He felt that it wasn't because of a lack of resources. After all, the resources used to build 878 motherships could be used to build just one mothership, which would surely upgrade the main cannons to at least level 200. Level 150 would be the most cost-effective.

After all, the armor defense level of other civilizations' trains is very low, so it doesn't make much sense to have a much higher main gun level. A slightly higher level, not by much, is the most cost-effective.

"How many Murphy stones would that take?"

Chen Mang sat in the chair on the Stellar, looking at the fiery battle in the distance. At this time, the Zerg army had almost wiped out the explorers and continued to attack forward.

Ahead
Ahead lies the two-way wormhole, one of the strategic resource transport channels of the "Kasa Civilization," serving as a logistical supply line. If this wormhole is destroyed, the efficiency of the Kasa Civilization's logistical supply will be reduced.

If the Zerg civilization's goal is this wormhole.

He thought it was reasonable.

But why lure explorers here?

The Kaisa civilization had almost no troops left to guard the wormhole exit, only a few staff members. Just then, the main cannons of the Zerg civilization army were already aimed at the wormhole, ready to open fire immediately!

"Boom."

Without the slightest hesitation, Chen Mang immediately pressed the button on the control panel.

The Star Train, suspended in space, aimed its Akanon cannon at the Zerg army. A crimson beam of light shot out, engulfing several Zerg motherships almost instantly.

And it melts instantly.

Without pausing, three more beams were launched, engulfing the remaining Zerg motherships as well.

In the blink of an eye.

The entire vanguard of the Zerg civilization was wiped out, with no survivors. After four shots, the world fell silent. Each of his cannon shots had an attack energy range of 150, which was a complete crushing blow to these motherships with a defense energy range of only 100.

He glanced at the debris that had silently exploded ahead, then at the information on the Doppler radar, before continuing onward without leaving a trace.

He couldn't allow the Zerg civilization to destroy this logistical supply route so easily.

According to radar information, the Kasa civilization is at a disadvantage on the main battlefield. He needs to maintain the balance between these two top civilizations and prolong the war so that he can continue to develop during this time until the two civilizations can no longer pose any threat to him.

The war shouldn't end so quickly.

just
I don't know if the Kaisa civilization was too weak, or the Zerg civilization was too powerful.

The Zerg civilization was at war with other civilizations and facing the Kaisa civilization from behind, so it was besieged on all sides. But after being caught off guard and falling into a disadvantageous position at the beginning, it has now actually stood up again.

One against two?!

That's really impressive.

Perhaps it is the power of the Zerg civilization that has made many people forget that the Zerg civilization is only a level two civilization and has not yet advanced to a level three civilization.

The Stellar train departed gracefully.

Only a few surviving explorers remained, sitting on their trains, gazing blankly in the direction the Stellar had gone. There were no wormholes in that direction, so where was this mysterious train headed?

And
The train's display just showed that the attack intensity of those attacks was a full level 150, which is the level of the main cannons that only military trains can possess. Who are those people?

No one knows what the train was thinking.

But this scene shocked everyone, and it was recorded and circulated.

"Fire! Fire!!!"

universe.

Commander Li stood in the train compartment, listening to the excited commands of his subordinates. His face remained calm as he stood with his hands behind his back, looking ahead. He had only one strategic objective for this trip: to destroy as many Zerg civilization planets as possible.

Destroy the Zerg's fighting force.

This puts the Zerg in a vulnerable position, attacking them from both sides.

but--

After all, he only knew about the Zerg from history books and intelligence reports, and had never seen them with his own eyes. Even though he knew that the Zerg civilization could resurrect and reproduce indefinitely, he was still extremely shocked when he saw this scene with his own eyes.

There was no scheme, no strategy.

He divided his army into three routes and attacked from the three flanks.

His army stretched out in a line across the universe, with hundreds of high-level trains lined up in the air, unleashing a barrage of attacks that melted the insectoid monsters charging at them from all directions!

There are no frills or embellishments.

They need to go deeper.

The Zerg did not allow them to penetrate deeper.

The battlefield, like a meat grinder, was thus set in motion. Resources were being consumed at a visible rate, and even with supply fleets constantly arriving to deliver large amounts of resources, there was still not enough.

"Commander."

The assistant beside him said with a slightly anxious expression, "We haven't found any trace of the 'Antenna Bug.' The mechanics said it's probably a mutation caused by the insectoid monsters, and they're ignoring the investigation of this component."

The Kasha civilization has been searching for the ruins of the mechanical civilization for many years.

Nature has naturally acquired much of the essence of mechanical civilization.

such as
Regarding an accessory designed specifically to detect and kill "antenna worms," ​​the Zerg civilization relies on antenna worms to allow monsters to resurrect indefinitely, so there must be an antenna worm hiding in some corner of this area.

If the antenna worm cannot be found.

That's like trying to plug a flood that's already breached with mud; it'll collapse sooner or later.

Their resources are limited.

The number of those Zerg monsters is virtually unlimited.

They couldn't just stay silent. If they didn't fire, those Zerg monsters would rush up to the train and give them a run for their money. But if they kept firing, the enemy could keep respawning. No matter how you looked at it, it seemed like this battle was completely unwinnable.

Let's just order it.

"."

Commander Li's expression didn't change much. The Zerg civilization evolved extremely quickly, which was entirely within his expectations. He didn't say much, but simply looked at the star map and asked softly, "How's the wormhole construction going over there?"

"The location where a wormhole can be built has been identified. It can be built, and construction is about to begin."

"it is good!"

Commander Li breathed a sigh of relief. Now that this wormhole could be built, the problem was much simpler. He planned to send someone to find the civilization that was currently at war with the Zerg civilization, explain the current situation, and ask that civilization to join him in launching a full-scale attack.

Can the Zerg civilization withstand the all-out attack of two top-tier civilizations?
He was unaware of the exact strength of that civilization.

But that civilization, since it was able to fight the Zerg civilization for so long, must be a force to be reckoned with.

The pressure of fighting on home soil within the Zerg civilization's territory is too great. They have killed countless Zerg monsters, but the Zerg monsters continue to surge in like a tide, thus consuming their resources with the lives of their people.

Resources are flowing away like water, disappearing at a rapid pace.

This rate of consumption is far more impressive than that of corrupt officials.

Inside the Stellar train.

Xiao Ai has already explored the entire "unnamed planet" left behind by the mechanical civilization and found a lot of resources, including records of the earliest history of the mechanical civilization.

That's from a very, very long time ago.

Mechanical civilization lasted for a very long time, spanning thousands of years, making it a civilization with a relatively long history.

That's almost it.

In the universe, a civilization capable of initiating interstellar travel typically has a lifespan of around a thousand years.

Countless things will happen during this period, and any mishandling of any one of them could lead to the utter destruction of civilization.

In the history recorded by mechanical civilization.

He saw this passage.

"."

Chen Mang looked at the image on the screen, his eyes narrowing slightly.

"I used to think that the level of civilization was meaningless. The level of civilization was a level recognized by the rules of the universe. I thought that I only needed to increase the strength of my civilization. The civilization did not need to be promoted. In this way, I could play dumb and take advantage of others."

"But later I realized I was wrong."

"Civilization hierarchy is of great significance."

"Every time a civilization advances its level, its overall strength is greatly enhanced. In the universe, the level of a civilization almost represents its overall strength. A level two civilization is almost impossible to defeat a level three civilization."

"Especially—"

"After I came into contact with a true god-like civilization."

"I have just realized how insignificant we are."

"Those god-level civilizations are all like cosmic overlords, occupying the most fertile resources in the universe. The god-level civilization I came into contact with was a level five civilization."

"He was a traveler, and he told me a lot about the universe."

"He told me that in order to advance to a Type 5 civilization, we must first find a cosmic void with an area of ​​at least ten million light-years and relocate our civilization to the vicinity of the cosmic void."

"I asked him why? Is this part of the universe's rules?"

"He told me no, that there is no such rule in the universe rules for advancing to a Level 5 civilization, but if there is no cosmic void around a Level 5 civilization, it will not be recognized by other civilizations and will attract many crises. Moreover, this method is one of the strongest methods of a Level 5 civilization, equivalent to a nuclear weapon, a nuclear weapon that every Level 5 civilization has."

"I asked more specific questions, trying to get more details. I have never come into contact with people from a god-level civilization. The mechanical civilization is only a level two civilization. Travelers from a level five civilization would be god-level civilizations to me, an unattainable height."

He smiled and said to me, "Do you know that the super-powerful effect of the Arcane Gun at level 200 is that the farther the beam travels, the greater its power?"

"Of course I know. Although the mechanical civilization is only a level two civilization, we recently mobilized the entire civilization and devoted a large amount of resources to upgrade a main cannon to level 200. I have a rough idea of ​​how this effect will be used. Is it to fire an Arcane cannon into the void of space?"

"But wouldn't that take too long?"

"It will take a very long time to cross the void in the universe."

"What's the point of an attack tens of millions of years from now, even if it arrives?"

He smiled again.

"The reason why a Level 5 civilization is already called a god-level civilization is because a Level 5 civilization has already possessed the means of a god. A Level 5 civilization can create time rifts. When you create a time rift that leads to tens of millions of years ago, then tens of millions of years ago in the void of the universe, you can fire an Arcana main cannon forward."

"At that time—"

"When you return from the time rift, that beam of light will have traveled for millions of years through the cosmic void and is about to strike the enemy. The explosive force it generates will be enough to destroy everything in its path!"

"The higher the level of civilization, the fewer wars there are."

"Almost no one is waging war."

"Once war breaks out, there will be countless deaths, the fall of countless planets and stars, and it will be a great pain for the universe."

"I talked to him for a long time."

"He left in the early hours of the next day, as carefree as a gust of wind. I thought, if I hadn't shouldered the responsibilities of a mechanical civilization, I would have chosen to become a traveler like him. From that day on, I no longer felt that the position of civilization leader was a burden, and I also wanted to make mechanical civilization a level five civilization!"

"I guess."

"He's probably from the person across the street to the south, right?"

"I asked him what was there over there, and he smiled but didn't say anything. I then asked him how he got here, and he smiled but didn't say anything again, only saying that you'll find out when the time is right."

"."

Chen Mang frowned slightly as he looked at the yellowed paper on the screen. This diary was written on paper and appeared to be the diary of a leader of the Mechanical Civilization, which was relatively weak at that time.

It is merely a level two civilization.

It did not rise to the third level of civilization as it did later.

"A god-level civilization."

He muttered to himself, if a Level 5 civilization truly possessed such means, then it could indeed be called a god-level civilization, barely qualifying to dabble in time.

He suddenly realized.
The various civilizations deep in the universe seem to be quite powerful.

His original plan was to hide away and focus on developing his character until all the train components were upgraded to the required level and all stats were maxed out before venturing out. Now it seems...
He still needs to rebuild his own civilization first.

Without standing on the surface, it's difficult to possess the skills that can only be obtained through public means.

Each advancement of a civilization involves special means, which are granted by the rules of the universe.

Perhaps it was this diary that made him waver. He felt that he should rebuild his own civilization first and then slowly advance later. He immediately looked at the Civilization Token in the control panel drawer.
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Humanities progress: 100%.

Cultural progress: 100%.

Military progress: 100%.

Agricultural progress: 100%.

System progress: 100%.
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All five progress bars behind the Civilization Decree are at 100%.

He could rebuild his own civilization at any time, but he simply hasn't done so yet.

He took the Decree of Civilization out of the drawer.

A transparent panel suddenly appeared in front of them.
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「Special Item」: Order of Civilization.

[Special Effect]: This command can help you rebuild a civilization. It is recommended to use it with caution and upgrade the train to at least level 20 before using it. Whether you rebuild your own civilization or rebuild the civilization of others, you will reappear on the dining table, thus attracting the covetousness of countless enemies.

There are only two kinds of beings in the universe, hunters and prey.

ps: When a civilization perishes, the last remaining belief of this civilization will form this special prop. The birth of each special prop comes from the embodiment of belief, and there is a story behind each special prop.
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He has had this item for a long time.

Previously, it was only used to enter the Goblin Tomb; today is the first time it has been truly used.

After a while of silence.

He immediately squeezed the token in his hand with a slight force using his thumb.

next moment--

The token shattered, and countless blinding white lights shot out from the cracks, forming a rainbow of auspicious light that flowed through the train's interior, appearing almost tangible and incredibly dreamlike.

Even the Star Train, which floats in the universe, is surrounded by wisps of auspicious seven-colored light.
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"Please name your civilization."
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Another panel popped up in front of me, displaying a name enveloped in auspicious seven-colored light.

Countless names flashed through his mind.

At last.

Chen Mang's eyes gradually hardened, and he said softly, "Human civilization."
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"This civilization's name already exists; shall we continue using it?"
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"Yes!"

next moment--

He felt as if the air vibrated, and then the colorful auspicious light inside the train gradually gathered, eventually forming something like a stamp, which was the "Civilization Seal".

Where to cover it.

Everything will bear the imprint of their civilization.

Now all he needs to do is take this civilization seal to any planet without a civilization mark and stamp it, and the civilization will be considered to have been completely created. If he fails to stamp it within three days, the creation of the civilization will have failed.

"call"

Chen Mang took a deep breath, picked up the stamp, and immediately walked towards the back of the carriage. He had thought of many names.

For example, there's the Wilderness Civilization, the Blue Planet Civilization, and the Civilization that developed in a low-key manner, and so on.

But at the very last moment.

His strong instincts led him to choose the words "human civilization".

He was well aware of the risks involved in choosing this name for his civilization. The Kasa Civilization Federation was composed of so many civilizations, yet none of them had ever named themselves "Human Civilization." But he still did it anyway.

He felt that this was the name he should have.

He is a legitimate human being, and if we're talking about orthodoxy, we should start with him.

Now that you're on stage, don't be timid.

Inside the Stellar train.

Chen Mang picked up the "Civilization Seal" and stamped it on the Blue Planet. Almost instantly, he felt a closer connection to the planet, as if it were an object he had owned for a long time.

From that moment on, the planet belonged entirely to him.

If before they only had a body, now they also have a soul.

Human civilization was officially established on this day!
on this day.

On a day when no one was prepared, and even Chen Mang was completely unprepared, the reconstruction of "human civilization" belonging to Chen Mang was completed.

Afterwards, Chen Mang ran all the way to "Mining Star No. 1", "Xuanwu Star", and even the "Unnamed Star" from the mechanical civilization inside the train, and stamped them all.

So far——

Human civilization already has four planets!

"Human civilization is primitive and simplistic."

Back in the train cabin, Chen Mang sat down in a chair, looked at the star map on the control panel, and smiled. He was still a little unaccustomed to it, but from this moment on, he was no longer an uncivilized wanderer; he now possessed his own civilization.

Human civilization is not visible on the galaxy map.

After all, his planets are inside the train and cannot be detected.

Good.

A balance between high profile and low profile.

He pondered for a moment, then decided not to stamp the Stellar Train with the seal. That way, if others detected his train in the future, it wouldn't show which civilization it came from. He decided to let it develop a little more.

Although he enjoys the feeling of being on the stage, it is indeed quite dangerous.

Then he looked at his civilization panel.

Civilization and advancement are all derived from the rules of the universe.

However, different civilizations present themselves in different ways. For example, the way the immortal cultivation civilization presents itself is through sacrifices and inquiries into the Heavenly Dao, while their civilization presents itself in a much simpler way, simply by appearing as a panel.

at this time--

A civilization panel popped up in front of him.

This was also the first time he had ever seen the civilization panel.

Each piece of information above surprised him.
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"Name of Civilization": Human Civilization.

Civilization Level: 1.

"Leader of Civilization": Chen Mang.

"Civilized Planets": Water Blue Star, Basalt Star, Mineral Star No. 1, Unnamed Star.

"Civilized population": 57 billion.

"Promotion Requirements": The civilization's population reaches 3 million, and the strongest attack energy range exceeds 1.5.

"P.S.: Each advancement to Level 2 civilization, and every subsequent advancement, will release an 'Ascension Ripple' that can be detected by all surrounding civilizations. The higher the level, the wider the range of the 'Ascension Ripple'."

"Civilization Methods": Increases the maximum number of Dream Stones that a civilization can store.
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Chen Mang sat in the chair, looking at each word with a kind of hungry hunger. In fact, the information on the panel was very simple, but this was the first time he had truly become the leader of a civilization. From now on, he would no longer be just a train conductor.

In addition to making the Starship more powerful, his mission has expanded to include making his own civilization more powerful.

Until one day.

He didn't have to hide like this; he could openly move his entire planet into the universe and share it with all his people within it.

The only problem now is.

"Um, I regret it, can I change my name?"

Inside the quiet train cabin, no one responded.

The semi-transparent panel in front of him gradually disappeared. It was clear that the panel was just data display under the operation of the universe's rules. It had no intelligence, no wisdom, and could not answer his questions.

It was somewhat different from what he had imagined.

No one told him that there would be some kind of "promotion ripple" every time a civilization advances.

He originally thought that even if he secretly came up with the name "Human Civilization", who would know? He felt comfortable with it, so why not?

It can also increase your personal energy field.

It looks and sounds good.

but.
This thing even has ripples when it's promoted?
Doesn't that mean that every time his civilization advances in the future, it will be like telling all the surrounding civilizations, "I am the human civilization. Anyone who disagrees, come and fight me!"

"Looks like we won't be short of fights from now on."

Chen Mang sat in his chair and muttered, "So far, the Stellar train has hardly experienced any wars, and its main guns have rarely been fired. Every time they have fired, the battles have ended quickly with overwhelming force. There have never been any battles of equal strength."

but
It seems like it's unavoidable in the future.

The name of this civilization is indeed a bit too arrogant.

but.

He really wanted to claim the legitimacy; having lived two lives, he was, after all, the true heir.
Another point--

He was quite excited about rebuilding a civilization for the first time, so he stamped "Xuanwu Star" as well. Logically speaking, Xuanwu Star belongs to the "Xuanwu Civilization," and people from different civilizations cannot join another civilization.

Civilizations cannot merge with each other.

He cannot join the Xuanwu civilization, and the Xuanwu civilization cannot join his civilization.

but!
The panel showed that his "civilization interior" had a total of 57 billion people. This clearly included the people of the Xuanwu civilization. There were not that many people on the Blue Planet. When he left the Blue Planet, there were less than 1 billion people. Even if a lot of children were born during this period, there would not be 57 billion people.

Moreover, the Xuanwu civilization perished.
That cultivation civilization disappeared; it all merged into his human civilization.

After thinking about it for a while, he finally understood what was going on.

"Awesome!"

Chen Mang sat in the chair in front of the control panel, looking at the civilization panel and the civilization seal in his hand, and murmured to himself. He finally understood why everyone liked to fight for legitimacy. Reputation was one thing, but the benefits were real and huge!
Normally speaking.

According to the rules of the universe, one's own civilization is not allowed to be changed at will. There is only one way to join another civilization, which is to have children with people from another civilization. The children born from such children can then join that civilization.

but now--

When his civilization is called "human civilization".

All humankind, regardless of what civilization they once belonged to, can join that civilization under the rules of the universe.

For example, there's Young Master Li with a green onion on his head, the old man who used to run a travel company, and the head of the Tianji Pavilion. These people all belonged to different civilizations, but now they have all joined human civilization!

They are all part of his civilization!

This is tantamount to making the whole team more united. Originally, although everyone was working for him, they did not have the feeling of working for themselves. Now, everyone is working for themselves and for their own civilization.

Cohesion will be greatly enhanced.

Later, they went to the depths of the universe.

That's just waving a big flag.

Countless people immediately joined him; this is the advantage of orthodox civilization!

As long as one is human, regardless of what civilization one once belonged to, one can join the human civilization. In the rules of the universe, the one that is named the human civilization is the true and orthodox human civilization.

However, its drawbacks are also obvious.
This situation almost certainly means that he will suffer attacks from other human civilizations in the future.

The orthodox path is orthodox because there is only one.

In a sense.

If he wanted, he could bring more than half of the civilizations in the "Kasa Civilization Federation" into his own. As long as he demonstrated the strength to fight against the Kasa Civilization, he believed that a large number of first-level and second-level civilizations would come to join him.

After all, other civilizations have been exploited quite severely by the Kasa civilization over the years.

Incorporating other civilizations might be difficult for them to explain, leading to strong resistance and even causing the lower classes to vehemently criticize the leader.

But if it were to be incorporated into human civilization.

That would greatly reduce their resistance.

This is like returning to one's ancestral home, a return to one's roots.

Moreover, no single civilization can join another civilization; only human civilization can do this, accommodating all of humanity.

In this way, he will acquire a large amount of resources, thus truly building up human civilization.

Of course, all of this is predicated on him first establishing his own reputation.

He must demonstrate the strength to live up to this name, letting everyone know that his courage to use this name proves he possesses the ability!

Thought of here
He gritted his teeth slightly, then immediately took out the Civilization Seal and stamped it on the Stellar Train. This way, when others explore it in the future, they will be able to detect that it is a train from "human civilization"!

Crisis and interests coexist.

This means that as long as you stand on the stage holding a big flag, people will definitely follow you, provided that you stand there long enough.

"Congratulations, train conductor."

Inside the train, Xiao Ai's laughter rang out: "We have finally taken a giant leap forward in rebuilding human civilization. From now on, we will no longer be soaring through the universe as the Stellar Train, but conquering the universe as human civilization."

"but."

"The only regret is that I can't join human civilization."

As she finished speaking, a hint of melancholy crept into Xiao Ai's voice.

The phrase "human civilization" blurs the lines between civilizations to an extreme degree. Any human being can freely alter their own civilization and join human civilization, but he is an exception. He is not human; he is an AI.

He used to be the closest person to the train conductor on the entire train.

From today onwards.

Everyone on the train was a member of human civilization, except for him, who was an outsider.

It turns out I spent all that time on it.

He has worked so hard for so many days.

When it came time to reward those who had contributed, he was no longer an outsider.

He felt that he shouldn't have such a high rank, otherwise he wouldn't feel so lonely.

Chen Mang sensed the melancholy in Xiao Ai's voice and said with a smile, "Don't worry, you, Xiao Ai, will always be the closest person to me. When I find Nuwa in the future, I will have her create a human body for you and let you join my civilization."

"Really? But who is Nuwa?"

“I have a good friend who’s very good at interpersonal relationships. I’ll introduce you to her if I have the chance.”

He then looked at the advancement requirements on the civilization panel.

It's not that difficult.

"The civilization's population has reached 3 million, and its strongest attack energy range exceeds 1.5."

The energy range of 1.5 is actually equivalent to a level 150 rainbow firepower accessory.

He has to fire a level 150 shot, and only after the cosmic rules detect that he possesses this level of attack strength, will he meet the conditions for advancement.

He's already bombed it.

He just used level 150 attack power to bombard those Zerg motherships.

All the promotion conditions have been met, and he can be promoted to Level 2 civilization at any time. It's that simple to promote from Level 1 civilization to Level 2 civilization, at least for him, he thinks it's quite simple.

150 attack power? You call that a condition?

Isn't it something that anyone with hands can do?
However, he doesn't plan to advance to Level 2 civilization for the time being; now is not a good time, so he'll wait.

Once his civilization breaks through to level 2, he will become much more conspicuous, and the Kasha civilization will also target him. However, this is an inevitable path for him. Since he wants to become the legitimate leader and stand in the limelight, he cannot hide forever.

He has to step forward.

Tell everyone.

There is a civilization here called human civilization, and there is a person here named Chen Mang.

Those who disagree, come and fight!

at the same time--

Xiao Ai quietly updated everyone's resident panel, adding a "Civilization" section to everyone's resident panel, and secretly filled in "Human Civilization" for her own resident panel.

This is naturally not recognized by the rules of the universe.

But what's wrong with him filling out the form for his own amusement?!
Really are!
Why isn't he human?!
He also wanted to join the train conductor's civilized practices!
Why shouldn't robots be considered human?
At the same time, under the guidance of the Pavilion Master of Tianji Pavilion, they began to quietly implant iris chips into everyone in the "Xuanwu Civilization," a total of tens of billions of people. This was no small project.

However, with radar, it is easy to locate each person, making the census quite simple.

However, some villagers are still completely unaware of what has happened.

It takes some talking to explain it.

This group of people was the most confused. They were just farming and raising chickens in the village, so how did the times suddenly change and they suddenly become people of human civilization, and even need to have an iris chip implanted?

The interstellar era was a completely foreign concept to these people.

It's also hard to understand.

This is actually quite normal.

Often, ordinary people are unaware of this even decades after the year name has changed. The world is always developing too fast and doesn't inform those living in the corners of the world.

Inside the Stellar train.

Biaozi and Laozhu sat in the carriage, looking at the semi-transparent resident panel in front of them.
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Name: Old Pig.

Number: 2.

"Train": Stellar.

"Civilization": Human civilization.

Position: Deputy Train Conductor.

Balance: 973821 Stellar coupons.

"Compensation": Compensation for a Level 1 Senior Talent.

"Promotion Progress": 100%.

"Spiritual Power": 19.1.

Overall physical fitness: 17.2.
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"Human civilization."

Old Pig silently stared at the line of text on his resident panel, and after a long silence, he couldn't help but smile slightly: "Master Mang has finally officially entered the interstellar era. What awaits us next is a bloody storm."

"That name is a bit arrogant."

"But I like it."

"After the bloodshed and turmoil, our era will begin."

"It's not something to be proud of to officially enter the interstellar age; it's something to be proud of to let other civilizations usher in the era of the 'Mang Ye' (a nickname for a powerful figure)."

He had many feelings to express and wanted to say more, but he had nowhere to begin.

He was one of the first to follow Master Mang. From the very beginning, he struggled to survive the zombie horde until now, when we have officially entered the interstellar era. He has experienced a lot and has witnessed Master Mang's journey step by step to where he is today.

He made many wrong choices in his life.

But the decision he made on the train that day, offering two cigarettes to Master Mang, was the best decision he had ever made in his life. This one decision overturned all his previous wrong decisions.

After a long while, he finally got up.

"Master Mang contacted me, saying that he wanted to cancel the special treatment for high-level talents and divide them into first-level citizens and second-level citizens. He wanted me to come and ask for my opinion."

"I'll go there first."

Biaozi didn't reply, or even glance at Lao Zhu. He just sat by the window, lit a cigarette, and looked out at the countless stars, smiling absentmindedly.

Human civilization.

This is a giant leap for the Stellar, and a giant leap for them.

We may face many unknown challenges in the future.

But with everyone united, he believed they could overcome all challenges.

the most important is--

While other civilizations have irreconcilable internal conflicts, human civilization can be said to have no conflicts at all. With Lord Mang suppressing them, even if there are some minor disagreements, they are resolved privately and no one dares to bring them out into the open.

A long-lived, powerful, wise, and decisive dictator.

Theoretically speaking, he is the best leader of a civilization.

none of them.

(End of this chapter)