My Doomsday Train.

Chapter 336 "A Great Battlefield?" (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
"There has been research on this."

The chubby boy nodded seriously: "I suppose every civilization that isn't immortal conducts some research on 'death,' and once they start researching death, the ultimate destination often leads to religion."

"No results have been found so far."

"I don't know where I'll go after I die."

"What kinds of entertainment activities do you have within your civilization?"

"Well... there are many more, such as organic films, organic novels, and so on."

"Organic films, organic novels?"

"Yes, organic movies are movies made by real people, and organic novels are the same. On the contrary, they are generated by AI. AI-generated movies are extremely cheap and are available to the general public, while organic movies and novels are more expensive."

"In addition, there are organic stars, etc. AI will create very attractive virtual characters to attract fans' love and consumption. Entertainment companies now prefer to cultivate virtual characters."

"At the same time, it will never collapse, it will absolutely obey the company's orders, it will never run away with resources, and it can stay young forever and never die. It has many advantages."

"for example--"

After fiddling with the tablet for a while, the chubby young man displayed an aerial view of the city: "There was once a group of two entertainment companies that joined forces with the mayor of this city to launch a PK across the entire internet."

"The winning company's main virtual characters will appear in every corner of this city within a month."

"For example, road signs, exterior screens of tall buildings, ground surfaces, tunnel entrances and exits, and aerial projection screens, etc."

"In the industry, this is called city co-branding."

"This battle lasted for a whole month, and it is said that the total amount of tips was astronomical. The fans on both sides were fighting fiercely. However, as far as I know, the bosses of the two companies are the same person."

"They've made a fortune."

"My father painstakingly assembled an exploration team to explore the ruins of civilizations in every corner of the universe, and then brought back the 'Nami Civilization' to sell, just to earn a meager living. But those people can make a fortune just by using a few virtual characters."

"This society is not fair at all."

The boy muttered, seemingly a little unconvinced, "I have to stay on the mining planet and mine diligently, while they can sit in air-conditioned rooms and easily earn more money than I could even if I mined the entire planet."

"The government should raise the tax rate for this industry to 90%."

"No, I think it should be at least 99%."

"That's only fair."

Much later.

Chen Mang sat alone on the Stellar train, rubbing his temples in silence. He had been chatting with the chubby boy for a long time, exchanging a lot of information, until the boy suddenly had something to do and hurriedly said goodbye and left, ending the conversation.

This also gave him a better understanding of "Level 5 Civilization".

The only regret is.

The chubby boy didn't have a very high status in this civilization. Although he was a rich second-generation and had certain knowledge, he clearly hadn't looked into more information about the civilization. He tried asking if the other party knew about "cosmic landmines".

The other party said they didn't know.

He also felt that different civilizations might have different names for the same thing, so he gave a general explanation of the function of cosmic landmines and the general forms they could take.

After thinking for a moment, the other party said that he thought that the Heavenly Palace might be a cosmic landmine.

When it comes to things that are too profound, the other party can be said to know absolutely nothing.

However, the other party was quite knowledgeable about some common sense things.

This also gave him a good understanding of the living environment inside the Level 5 civilization. Despite the overall improvement in technology, people's happiness level did not improve much. No one would starve to death or be homeless.

The government provides free housing, free cars, free basic medical care, and free elderly care.

but--

Even so, the level of happiness in society is still not very high.

Happiness stems from comparison.

When you see large numbers of people starving to death, large numbers of people spending eight pockets to buy a house, and large numbers of people unwilling to treat minor illnesses and unable to afford major ones, then enjoying these benefits will make you feel happy.

Unfortunately.

The people of the "Nami Civilization" only see those high-ranking nobles who squander resources they could never exhaust in a lifetime. The wages they earn in a thousand years are not even worth as much as a bottle of wine that the other party casually opens while eating.

Such a large gap between the rich and the poor means that even with sufficiently good social treatment, happiness levels remain low.

Actually, the solution is quite simple.

Just make sure the people below don't see the difference in status.

The leaders of the Nami civilization only need to ensure that those above them don't spend money in front of those below them, and that they don't spend so ostentatiously, but it's obviously difficult to stop them, or perhaps those above them don't care about this.

If it were him
At this point, we should spread the news within our civilization that other lower-level civilizations often suffer from food shortages and large numbers of people starve to death. This will improve the happiness of our people.

It doesn't matter if it's fake news.

News is merely a tool for public opinion; it doesn't necessarily need to pursue absolute truth, as long as it's accurate.

A white lie can also be correct.

Time passes slowly.

in a blink.

A month has passed.

In the grand scheme of the universe, a month is an insignificant period of time, but it is not so on the Star Train. Within this month, almost all the mineral planets have been mined out, and a large amount of resources are continuously being stored in a specially constructed space portal.

The amount of resources is increasing dramatically every day, which is visible to the naked eye.

this--

This is also the last glory of the legacy of the "Kasa Civilization Federation".

"Ugh."

Chen Mang sat on the train, looked at the resource panel and sighed deeply, his eyes full of worry. There were more resources, but the resources in the Niya star system were almost all there was. Even if they defeated the Zerg civilization, the Zerg civilization's territory would not have that many resources.

We're already confined to this place.

That's the maximum amount of resources available.

Next, we need to go to other places.

Okay
The "Spark Civilization" is wandering around, dropping a refrigerator wherever it goes, otherwise it would be trapped here. It would be great if it could find a real high-density resource zone someday.
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"2997 trillion units of iron ore, 389 trillion units of timber, 1360 trillion units of copper ore, 349 billion units of red rock, and 479.7 billion units of titanium crystal ore."
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that's all.

The Star Train contained almost all the resources mined from the mining planets, and it was estimated that the Star Train had the most resources at that time in at least several years.

It's time to start mass enhancement.

Before bulk enhancement.

He looked again at the requirements for advancing to "Level Three Civilization".

"The number of intelligent beings in the civilization reaches 1 billion, the strongest attack energy range exceeds 20,000, and it has at least two planets. The civilization's warehouse resources must exceed 10 trillion, and it must create more than 10 permanent two-way wormholes."

The total amount of resources he has now accumulated far exceeds trillions.

Let's advance our civilization first.

Otherwise, who knows when we'll be able to stockpile this many resources again?

next moment--

The Stellar train found a stable location in space, created 10 permanent wormholes, and consumed less than one billion units of iron ore.

That's why the price is so cheap.

The price is naturally cheaper simply because the wormhole travels only a few kilometers, less than a light-year.

It's essentially a staged wormhole, serving no practical purpose whatsoever.

If the goal is simply to upgrade civilization, there is absolutely no need to build wormholes that travel too far, as that would consume far too many resources, and the Stellar Train cannot afford such a large resource consumption at the moment.

So far!

The latter two conditions for civilization advancement have been fully met.

As for the previous conditions, they have already been met.

Once all conditions are met, no manual confirmation is required.

A broadcast from a civilized society quickly transformed into a beam of light centered on the "Star Train," shooting rapidly into the depths of space.
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"Human civilization, a Level 2 civilization, has successfully advanced to a Level 3 civilization."
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This is a civilization broadcast that is issued after each civilization advances.

The propagation speed is the speed of light.

In the vast universe, there is basically no need to worry about this civilization broadcast attracting any enemies. When other more aggressive civilizations receive this broadcast, your civilization will most likely already be destroyed, or on the verge of destruction.

Almost 99% of civilizations do not survive longer than the time their civilization's broadcasts remain in the universe.

at this point.

The "Unique Supermodel Effect" at level 200 of the "Car Audio" reveals that the number of civilizations broadcasting in the universe within the Niya Galaxy far exceeds the number of existing civilizations.

Ninety-nine percent of civilizations are destined for destruction.

This cannot be changed by subjective will.

soon--

On the train's control panel screen, a panel slowly appeared. This was the civilization panel after civilization had advanced to level 3.
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"Name of Civilization": Human Civilization.

Civilization Level: 3.

"Leader of Civilization": Chen Mang.

"Civilized Planets": Water Blue Star, Black Tortoise Star, Mining Planet No. 1, Mining Planet No. 2, Mining Planet No. 3, Mining Planet No. 4, etc.

"Civilized population": 57 billion.

"Promotion Requirements": The number of intelligent beings in the civilization reaches 10 billion, the strongest attack energy range exceeds 5, and there are at least ten planets.

"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'."

"Civilizational means": Can acquire a random cosmic civilization's empowerment.
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The civilization advanced from Level 1 to Level 2, with the ripple effect spanning 100,000 light-years.

The range of the advancement ripple from a Level 2 civilization to a Level 3 civilization is 1 million light-years.

Theoretically speaking.

Civilizations a million light-years away can receive the ripples of advancement from "human civilization".

Of course, that's a million years from now.

only--

At this moment, Chen Mang had no time to think about these things. His eyes were fixed on the civilization panel, where a long list of options suddenly appeared. These options were scrolling rapidly, and there was a pointer above each option.

When the pointer stops at that option, human civilization will receive this random cosmic empowerment.

No one had ever told him about this before.

No one told him that after a civilization advances to level three, it will receive a random cosmic civilization empowerment!
This empowerment is for the entire civilization!
In the universe, many civilizations possess their own unique civilizational empowerment, such as the "Goblin Civilization" and the "Zerg Civilization." Only human civilization has nothing, like an abandoned child of the universe. However, once it advances to a Type III civilization, it will also gain one.
There are many options.

Despite swiping extremely fast, he still managed to spot a few good options.
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"There is a low probability of generating Murphy's Stone within a civilization." (Gold)

"The civilization reduces the resources consumed in upgrading components to a certain extent based on the happiness level of its citizens." (Yellow)

"When a civilization is at war, the consumption of all its firepower components is reduced." (Blue)

"When a civilization is under attack, the consumption of all firepower components is halved" (pink).
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These are all functional forms of "civilization empowerment".

Similarly, there are different grades, just like the grades of accessories, which are as follows:
White, green, yellow, blue, purple, red, gold, pink, and colorful.

White is the lowest.

Seven colors is the highest.

However, the grade only represents rarity and does not completely represent the strength of the empowerment. The strength depends on the civilization. For example, if a civilization has a low probability of generating Murphy's Stone, this civilization's empowerment is almost completely useless to him.

Let alone gold.

It doesn't even deserve to be white.

Unless you give it to him for free.

For example, the civilization empowerment "When a civilization is under attack, the consumption of all firepower components is halved" might not be so appealing to a civilization that enjoys conquest, but it might be appealing to a civilization that prefers to stay put.

For example, the "Spark Civilization" can be described as colorful.

As long as one's own civilization is under attack, its combat power will double!
These are all functional forms of "civilization empowerment".

In addition, there are also budget-friendly options.

such as--
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"Within the civilization's territory, the rate of mineral planet formation will accelerate significantly." (Gold)

"Within the territory of a civilization, mineral-rich planets will have a higher mineral content." (Gold)
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He finally understood why so many civilizations pursued vast territories.

The larger the territory.

This means that one's own civilization's empowerment will cover a larger area, and will also allow one's own civilization to develop faster.

Besides.

There are also regular types.

such as--
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"Within the boundaries of civilization, there will be an aura that the cosmic behemoths dislike, making them unwilling to approach too closely" (blue).

"You can obtain the 'Planet Wormhole' tech tree." (Blue)

"You can obtain the 'High-Dimensional Planet' technology tree." (Seven Colors)

"The civilization level will be permanently stuck at level three, but the resources consumed for all components and upgrades will be reduced to one percent." (Seven Colors)
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Chen Mang stared at the rapidly flashing seven-colored options on the screen, his breathing becoming increasingly rapid. He subconsciously clasped his hands together, praying that the option would flash over again and stop precisely on the pointer.

He wants this.

That's exactly what I want!
For him, civilization level is important, but actually not that important!

of course.

He knew that each advancement of a civilization would inevitably bring some special means, and the higher the civilization advanced, the more rule-based the means would become, but he didn't care.

As long as he upgrades and consumes resources, reduce it to one percent.

He can upgrade train parts by thousands of levels in minutes!

At that time-

He is the god of the universe!
This "civilization empowerment" option is actually somewhat useless for other civilizations. Unless a civilization is in danger of extinction, it will not expect to have this option, since upgrading still requires Murphy Stones. Even if the resource consumption is reduced to one percent, where are you going to find so many Murphy Stones?

But he doesn't need it!

A civilization empowerment that is perfectly suited to him, he would even be willing to exchange all the resources of the train for such a civilization empowerment effect.

Once you get it.

Take off directly.

but.
When the pointer slowly came to a stop, Chen Mang sighed, a hint of disappointment flashing in his eyes. It was a pity that it hadn't stopped at the civilization empowerment he wanted.
otherwise.

He could even try to confront a god-level civilization head-on with the power of a level three civilization!

The screen displayed the "Civilization Empowerment" he had randomly selected this time.
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"For each civilization wonder recognized by the rules of the universe that is built, you will receive a chest containing a random, mysterious reward, up to a maximum of nine." (Seven Colors)
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It seems like I'm having good luck.

I randomly received a seven-colored "Cosmic Empowerment".

just
I didn't see what its specific use was.

There is also a line of smaller text below.
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"Confirm/Rescreen", 3 rescreening attempts remaining, each rescreening requires 1000 units of iron ore.
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After pondering for a moment with a serious expression, Chen Mang finally spoke, "Xiao Ai, can you help me assess how long it would take if I re-screened three times to randomly obtain the empowerment I wanted earlier?"

Xiao Ai's voice soon rang out in the train.

"First of all, we don't know if the civilization empowerment options shown just now are all the options. It's highly likely that they are not all the options, but if we use all the options shown just now as the denominator for calculation, then the probability is about three in a thousand."

"No upper limit."

"I estimate the actual probability to be three in ten thousand, or even lower."

"."

After a long silence, Chen Mang looked at the countdown that was gradually appearing on the screen and finally chose to confirm.

They have secured this seven-colored civilization empowerment.

He thought about it.

He still didn't gamble on his luck, even though he knew that if he gambled on the "civilization empowerment" effect, he would instantly take off. But the probability was too small, and it wasn't worth it. The current seven-colored empowerment was already quite good.

Next-

He didn't even bother to study his "civilization empowerment" or upgrade his components. Instead, he strode towards the refrigerator next to him and headed towards the Starfire Civilization.

"only."

The leader of "Spark Civilization," sitting in front of the wooden house in the field, shook his head and said in a daze, "Civilization empowerment... What a nostalgic term. Back then, the scene of countless civilizations fighting to the death for the sake of civilization empowerment seems so vivid in my mind."

"Although many people died."

"But back then, I was really full of energy every day."

"During the process of civilization advancement, only advancing to 'Level 3 Civilization' will grant a random civilization empowerment once, and that is the only time. After that, no further advancements will grant random civilization empowerments. At least as far as I know, there will be no such empowerment for advancing to Level 4 Civilization, and it's highly likely that there won't be one for advancing to Level 5 Civilization either."

"Level 3 civilization is a threshold, I suppose."

"Becoming a Level 3 civilization means officially stepping onto the stage of the 'War of Civilizations,' where you can begin to shine and take center stage."

"How long exactly can you sing?"

"Not yet known."

"However—" "Although it's no longer possible to obtain 'civilization empowerment' through civilization advancement, there are many opportunities in the universe to obtain civilization empowerment, and many ways this can occur. For example, you might be traveling through space and suddenly discover an unknown sphere of light ahead."

"Upon getting closer, a line of text appeared on the train's screen."

"Staying here for more than 30 days will grant your civilization a random civilization empowerment. However, after you stay for more than an hour, the coordinates of this orb will be made public to all nearby civilizations. Anyone who meets this condition will receive that civilization empowerment."

"Yes, then there will be a battle to fight."

"Quite fun."

"Back then, everyone was having a lot of fun in the universe, but most of the opportunities were on the big battlefields, and I mostly just heard about them and never went there."

"A large-scale battlefield?"

"Yes, once a civilization advances to Level 4, it can travel to the 'Great Battlefield,' a special high-dimensional space. No matter where you are in the universe, you can enter this space. Any civilization above Level 4 can enter, and once inside, you will always encounter civilizations of the same level."

"It contains a wealth of opportunities for civilization."

There are three ways to enter.

"The first is luck."

"Entering normally will not result in actual death within the Great Battlefield. Death will automatically exit the 'Great Battlefield Space,' but the amount of any opportunities or resources gained will be only one-tenth of the normal amount."

"The second option is to gamble with your life."

"Entering normally means that death inside the battlefield is a true death, and the amount of any opportunities and resources obtained will be normal."

"The third option is to gamble with the fate of civilization."

"Only the leader of a civilization can choose this method. Once they die inside the battlefield, the civilization will be forcibly erased by the rules of the universe through an incomprehensible means. A civilization erased by this means will not leave any trace in the universe."

"Once you enter through this method, the opportunities and resources you gain are ten times greater than under normal circumstances."

"There are opportunities to obtain 'Civilization Empowerment' within the large-scale battlefield."

"Quite fun."

Back inside the train carriage, Chen Mang sat in a chair, his eyes slightly narrowed.

This was the first time he had heard the concept of a "large battlefield".

sound.
It seems like it's actually quite fun.

But I've never heard the chubby guy mention the Great Battlefield. I'll ask him next time we meet if he knows about it.

all the time.

There is no information that explicitly mentions that the "Niya Civilization" was destroyed by a powerful civilization. The history of the Niya Civilization that he knows is all about what happened before the Niya Civilization was destroyed, before that backpacker set off.

Now it seems
It's hard to say whether the Niya civilization was destroyed by any one civilization.

It's also possible that the leaders of a civilization went to the battlefield to gamble with the fate of their civilization, and then lost the gamble.

Also a possibility.

He could only guess at the specifics; these were things that would happen after a civilization had advanced to level four. The universe was full of resources, but for a civilization, they must be in a state of extreme scarcity.

At this point, these civilizations could only acquire resources through various means.

He even suspected that even god-level civilizations would suffer from resource scarcity.

Then——

He then looked at the "control panel screen." Once a civilization advances to level three, it can define its own "civilization territory." There are almost no requirements; the area can be defined as large as he wants.

As long as three requirements are met, it will be fine.

1: The territory is the maximum detection range of the civilization's most powerful radar.

2: If you want your territory to exceed the radar detection range, it's simple. Just drive your train beyond the radar detection range and mark a few points. Connect any two points in a line to get the territory.

3: When defining the territory, there cannot be any civilization within the territory that has a higher or equal level than yours.

Extremely simple.

It's almost as if it's been explicitly stated: as long as you're willing, you can define your territory however you like, as long as you can defend it and the train can travel far enough. You could even define the entire universe as your territory without any problem.

Moreover, the territory can be changed at any time.

It's not a very rigorous situation.

In the past, the territory defined by the Kasa civilization was the Kasa Civilization Federation, and he
Chen Mang clicked his tongue, then swiped his hand up and down on the screen, quickly defining his civilization's territory. The entire Niya star system was his civilization's territory, and the Zerg civilization was now considered to be within his territory.

If he possesses functional "civilization empowerment," such as the creation of small amounts of Murphy Stone mines within his own civilization's territory.

That's when it should take effect.

But he lacked any of this type of "civilizational empowerment," so...
Even if he expanded the territory of his civilization to such a vast extent, it would essentially be meaningless.
Just like a child's doodles.

You can paint it however you like.

Apply it however you like.

only--

On the star map, this vast area will be shown as the territory of "human civilization," which will look very impressive. If other civilizations were to arrive here, they would also encounter a civilization with an extremely large territory. Apart from that, it would serve no other purpose.

It has a bit of a childish, play-house feel to it.

"So, does that mean those advanced civilizations with territories spanning billions of light-years just casually carved out their domains like that?"

"I don't really believe their radar can cover billions of light-years."

Chen Mang looked at the territory of human civilization on the screen and said with a slightly strange expression, "In the past, when I heard that the territories of those advanced civilizations were tens of millions or hundreds of millions of light-years, I thought it was very impressive."

It sounds high-class.

The kind that's invincible.

But when he also began to define his own territory, the mystique suddenly vanished.

This is just randomly selected.

Circle it however you want.

In other words, he can't afford to build such an expensive wormhole for the time being; otherwise, he could easily have a territory spanning hundreds of millions, tens of millions, millions, or even hundreds of thousands of light-years. No, he really can't; there are definitely civilizations around him that are more powerful than him.

He really doesn't have that ability.

He glanced at the conditions for "civilization advancement" again. One of the conditions for advancing to the fourth level of civilization is that the strongest attack energy range exceeds 5, which means that a level 500 rainbow-grade firepower accessory is required.

Just as he guessed.

Level 200 accessories are basically the ceiling for a level 3 civilization.

At level 500, one can officially enter the fourth level of civilization.

From this perspective...

Human civilization will advance to Level 4 civilization much faster.

In the universe, there is a phenomenon called the "Big Bang," which means that a certain civilization suddenly acquires a large amount of resources, thus enabling the civilization to advance rapidly. However, he believes that from now on, whenever the Big Bang is mentioned, human civilization will inevitably be mentioned.

He can explode even faster without needing the Murphy Stone.

He made a prediction.

Within three months, wiping out the Zerg civilization and advancing to a level four civilization should not pose much of a problem.

Even at the current speed, it is fast enough. In just a few years, it has advanced from an insignificant civilization to a level three civilization, which is much faster than the Kasa civilization and the mechanical civilization.

As for the Zerg civilization
That guy is still a level two civilization. If it weren't for the fact that his combat power far exceeds that of a typical level two civilization, there would be no need to mention him at all.

Immediately afterwards——

He then looked at the effects of the civilization empowerment he had received this time.
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"For each civilization wonder recognized by the rules of the universe that is built, you will receive a chest containing a random, mysterious reward, up to a maximum of nine." (Seven Colors)
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It's just a single, simple line of text.

That's all.

"A marvel of civilization."

Chen Mang frowned slightly, pondering the meaning of the sentence. What does it mean to be recognized by the rules of the universe? His first thought was the "Great Wall" of his previous world, but after thinking about it carefully, he realized that it probably wouldn't work.

Firstly, the true awe-inspiring aspect of the Great Wall stems from the fact that it was built in an era of extremely low productivity, consuming a vast amount of manpower and energy, creating a magnificent landscape against a backdrop.

For current human civilization.
Building a Great Wall that stretches for millions of miles is not difficult at all. Without this sense of historical weight, it would lack the flavor of a civilizational wonder.

"Xiao Ai, what do you mean by a civilization's wonders being recognized by the rules of the universe?"

"I do not know either."

Xiao Ai's voice rang out from inside the train: "There isn't a clear rule, but why don't we let Doba and the others tinker with it first? The goblins have added a lot of talent points to the construction of this train."

"That makes sense, then let's leave it to them."

Chen Mang nodded, letting Doba and the others figure it out slowly first, and he would ask his good friend Little Fatty tomorrow.

He often chats with the chubby boy these days.

They actually developed feelings for each other.

At first, he only saw the chubby boy as a tool for obtaining information, but after chatting for a while, he found that the chubby boy was a little too sincere. He didn't like this kind of person at first, which made him, who approached people with ulterior motives, feel a sense of guilt.

He preferred to be around animals.

This will make his conscience feel much better.

But over time, he also grew to like the chubby boy's sincerity, even though the guy was indeed a bit off-track-minded and often spoke strangely.

The interior of the Stellar train.

"what?"

Doba, who was staying in the city, was completely bewildered after receiving the order from CEO Ai. He turned to look at Pulu Pulu beside him and said, "You are knowledgeable and experienced. Tell me, what is meant by a civilization wonder recognized by the rules of the universe?"

He didn't understand the order at all.

When he asked Boss Ai for more details, Boss Ai replied, "Master Mang said, 'Feel free to elaborate.'"

"Um"

After a long silence, Pulu finally forced herself to speak: "I think that since it's a wonder of civilization, it must be unique, right?"

"Correct!"

Doba nodded seriously and said, "To be called a cosmic wonder, it must be unique."

"But the universe is so vast, how can we ensure that what we create is unique?"

"So you should blame it!"

"Strange?"

"That's right!" Pulu exclaimed excitedly, as if she had found a solution. "The weirder the better! Only in this way can we ensure that the civilization landscape we create is unique. What's the rarest thing in the universe? It must be the unique one!"

"That makes sense, let me think about it."

Doba pondered with a serious expression. He took this order very seriously. The last time, Lord Mang had seen the palace they had built, and now, so short a time later, he was giving them such an important task.

this means.

Master Mang is optimistic about their talent for construction, so he naturally wants to seize this opportunity!

Build the greatest wonders of civilization!

And at the same time——

On an unknown mineral planet in the southern border region of the "Nami Civilization".

The chubby boy, who had already packed everything, looked at the empty mine with some reluctance. He was about to leave this mining planet, and the mine had been completely mined out.

He had such a great time chatting yesterday.

I forgot to tell my mysterious friend that I'm leaving tomorrow.

He wanted to say goodbye to his friends before leaving.

We may never have the chance to meet again.

at this time!

A familiar figure reappeared on the desolate mine. Upon seeing this, the chubby boy hurriedly stepped forward, grinning, "Chen Mang, you've finally arrived! I'm leaving this mining planet today, and we may never see each other again."

In these days, he has already learned the other person's name.

They even learned that the other party was a civilized leader.

The familiar figure handed out a note as usual.

"If you continue to contract the mine, we should probably meet again."

Do you know what a 'large battlefield' is?

"I know, it's very dangerous there, but quite a few people still go in to take the risk. If they come out alive, they can reap considerable rewards, and some may even receive government awards and become heroes of civilization."

"Oh right, you suddenly brought this up. It reminds me of something, about my father back then."

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Chen Mang talked with the chubby boy for a long time this time.

After the miners regained consciousness.

The dream world shut down, and all contact was severed.

What the chubby boy didn't know was that the reason he could meet the miners was simply because the telescope in his hand had a close connection with a cyber miner on his train, and it was based on this connection that they could keep meeting.

This is an extremely special and difficult-to-replicate method.

Moreover, it had to be in the mine. For some reason, he tried to get Xiao Ai to create other dreams for that "cyber miner" where he would meet the chubby boy, but none of them worked. Only the mine could do it.

If only the chubby guy continues to contract the mine, then they'll have a chance to meet again.

these days.

He would often chat with the chubby boy and the leaders of the "Spark Civilization" when he had free time, and he gained a lot of information, which greatly broadened his horizons. It was not easy to have such friends in the universe.

This is quite a luxury.

The "Nami Civilization" also has a "Great Battlefield" within its borders, where all level four civilizations can enter to fight. However, from the little fat boy's words, he knew that what the "leader of the Starfire Civilization" was referring to was that they would only encounter civilizations of the same level, which was the outer perimeter of the Great Battlefield.

Deep inside.

There were civilizations of all levels, a chaotic free-for-all.

Once all trains enter the "battlefield," they appear there completely randomly. This means that convoys cannot enter and crush in a legion-like fashion. The group combat of civilizations loses its advantage here, and the emphasis is on the strength of individual trains.

but--

This is precisely his strength.

Human civilization is quite special. Even though it has advanced to a level 3 civilization, it still doesn't have much military strength. Its only military strength is almost entirely its "Star Train".

He used all his resources to build his own train.

One is enough.

The most powerful train can crush millions of chickens and dogs.

After he advances to the fourth level of civilization, he wants to go and take a good look at the "Great Battlefield".

As for the landscape of civilization.

This chubby guy also knew that the "Nami Civilization" supposedly had three civilization landscapes. Once a civilization landscape was built and recognized by the universe, becoming a universally recognized cosmic landscape, it would possess special effects.

For example, one of the cultural landscapes within the "Nami Civilization" is the Train Graveyard.

This was entirely by chance.

After the great war, the "Nami Civilization" cleared a large amount of garbage and ruins in a region of the universe, intending to destroy them collectively. However, for some unknown reason, they were inexplicably recognized by the rules of the universe and turned into a civilized landscape.

The effect is——

"Within this area, there is an extremely low probability that a 'Train Soul' will emerge. Embedding the Train Soul inside the train will grant the 'Train Assist AI' an additional superpower effect."

And from then on, the abandoned trains in this area began to assemble on their own, forming several abandoned trains that wander around the train graveyard every day. They do not attack humans, but have become a scenic spot, attracting countless tourists to watch.

After learning this.

He was filled with despair.
The "Nami Civilization" is a level 5 civilization, yet it only has three civilization landscapes. It would be good if it could create one, let alone nine.

This "civilization empowerment" is of seven grades.

It is of very high quality.

But now it seems that the difficulty of realizing this is exceptionally low.

Forget it.

Let Doba mess around with it. Whatever they come up with, that's what matters. Just pretend this never happened. If they succeed, it'll be a pleasant surprise; if they don't, it's no big deal.

but--

He has gradually come to realize this in recent days.

The strength of those advanced civilizations is multi-dimensional; they continuously enhance themselves in every aspect.

Having powerful attack methods does not equate to being an advanced civilization.

Such foundational knowledge and experience require a great deal of time to accumulate, while "human civilization" is like a blank sheet of paper in this respect, with almost no foundation whatsoever.

These are all things that happened later.

As for now.

Chen Mang turned his gaze to the resource panel on the "control panel," deciding to squander these resources first, as all the train's components needed upgrading.

(End of this chapter)