My Doomsday Train.

Chapter 356 Arrival at the Nami Civilization. (Seeking monthly votes)
"what?"

Chen Mang, who had just gotten up, was slightly stunned and sat back down, looking at the panel that popped up on the control panel screen.
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"Simulation 1 has concluded. The supermodel effects empowered by the universe this time are as follows!"

"Refrigerator Level 5 Supermodel Effect": Ultimate freshness preservation. Any food put into this refrigerator will be kept extremely fresh, and the taste and quality will hardly change when it is taken out again.

"Refrigerator Level 10 Supermodel Effect": Can convert monster flesh into a small amount of iron ore.

"Refrigerator Level 20 Supermodel Effect": It has a hidden world inside, with an enlarged internal space.

"Refrigerator Level 50 Supermodel Effect": Place low-intelligence creatures such as Starry Sky Beasts inside the refrigerator to raise them, and their growth rate will be slightly accelerated.

"Refrigerator 100-level supermodel effect": No power required, can be used indefinitely in standby mode.

"Refrigerator Level 200 Supermodel Effect": You will receive random units of resources every day, ranging from 1 unit of iron ore to 1000 billion units of iron ore, completely random.

"Refrigerator Level 500 Supermodel Effect": The refrigerator can self-destruct without consuming resources. It automatically recharges, and the longer it recharges, the greater its power. The maximum power is the full-force attack of a Level 1000 rainbow-grade firepower accessory.

"Refrigerator Level 1000 Supermodel Effect": It can absorb all forbidden items scattered throughout the universe, and can be obtained at irregular intervals and in irregular quantities.

(P.S.: In this simulation, the level 1000 supermodel effect is the only supermodel effect, and is unique in the universe.)
(Once a unique supermodel effect is confirmed and saved, other civilizations will no longer be able to re-screen for that supermodel effect, and once confirmed and saved, the civilization will be permanently unable to re-screen the cosmic empowerment of that accessory.)
"Should we save it or re-screen it?"
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Chen Mang stared blankly at the control panel on the screen in front of him. After a long while, he remained silent with a complicated expression. So this was the 1000-level supermodel effect.
This supermodel effect is the same supermodel effect from the future.

in fact
Actually, he suddenly felt like being a jerk.

What will happen if I choose not to save at this point?
Will the future be changed?
Things will definitely change, but the existing refrigerator will remain unchanged. As long as this unique supermodel effect is not acquired by other civilizations, the refrigerator located in the "Nami Civilization" will be the only refrigerator in the universe with this supermodel effect.

next moment--

"save."

He certainly wouldn't actually do something so foolish. Just like everyone who stands on a rooftop has the urge to jump, but no one would actually follow that urge and jump.

The results are good.

The supermodel effect, especially the level 500 one, is actually quite good.

It takes 1000 years of charging to reach its maximum power.

It seems like a time that is far away.

but.
Actually, you can just throw it into the "time rift" and then let Doba retrieve it from the time rift. Throwing it into the black hole would also work, but that would be overkill and it wouldn't be easy to retrieve.

If used properly, it can be considered another cost-effective attack method.

A powerful attack method is not necessarily the right one.

Just like the "Good Cat Civilization," it also had powerful attack methods, bombarding the void in the universe several times, but because it consumed too many resources, it couldn't afford to use them. What was the point? Only attack methods that can be used are good methods.

Later--

Chen Mang didn't linger any longer. After re-screening all the remaining original drawings for the parts, he got up and walked outside the train.

I've been a bit too busy lately.

rest for a day.

The development of "human civilization" is extremely rapid.

Especially after destroying the "Good Cat Civilization" and the "Extremely Evil Civilization," the vast resources acquired continuously replenished all the resources consumed in the war, and in doing so, they gained a large amount of resources, which once again enhanced the strength of human civilization.

Like a snowball rolling downhill, his strength is constantly and rapidly increasing.

At this point, human civilization had reached level five, and was not too far from level six.

Stellar Train, Carriage No. 5, Senior Personnel Carriage.

Chen Mang sat on Yan Yao's bed, looking at Ji Chuchu who was massaging his legs at the foot of the bed. He pondered for a moment without speaking. The biggest hurdle to advancing to the sixth level of civilization was to upgrade the "Akanon Photon Main Cannon" to level 2000.

Before heading to the "ordinary civilization," you can upgrade the main light cannon to level 2000 first.

After all, that was a being that had once destroyed the "Niya Civilization," and we should not act rashly.

Moreover, it was done through cosmic erasure.
He is now also a Level 5 civilization, but he doesn't have any means of erasing the universe. Is this really a means that a Level 5 civilization can possess?

In the universe, the greatest drawback and the greatest attraction are both delays.

When you fire a main cannon shot into the depths of space, it takes a long time before you see the explosion.

When you send a message to a friend tens of millions of light-years away, the message needs to be relayed through several base stations and takes a long time to reach your friend.

When you look into the depths of the universe with your naked eye, the light you see is actually emitted long ago.

In the universe.

No one can see the present with the naked eye; what everyone sees is the past.

therefore--

Hundreds of thousands of light-years away from the Niya Galaxy, in a remote location not found in any galaxy.

A giant star beast was floating in the air when a small wormhole suddenly appeared on its skin. Immediately afterwards, two men in work clothes walked out of the wormhole.

Space fragments were constantly tearing through space around the Starry Sky Beast, but the two men stood on its surface as if they didn't see it. This was an extremely harsh environment, and normally, even the strongest cultivators from immortal civilizations would not be able to survive in such an environment.

"Let me see"

A young man looked at the tablet in his hand and muttered, "The system shows that seven years ago, a cosmic landmine was shot down in this area. There must have been another Big Bang."

"Normally speaking..."

"The system is programmed to only attack space mines within a radar range of 10 light-years. This is a symbol of a Type III civilization. It won't bother a Type IV civilization. And a Type III civilization shouldn't have the means to shoot down a space mine."

"All right."

The young man looked at the progress bar on the tablet, which was already completed, and tapped an "Explore" button in the corner of the tablet. A virtual radar appeared on the screen and began to quickly explore all civilizations within a radius of 100 million light-years.

The process is rather slow, taking several minutes.

The progress bar that has been completed represents the "driving log" he received before the cosmic landmine died.

"Everything is fine."

"The driving log shows that the No. 3 cosmic mine has a black hole integrity of 96%, the energy transmission and operation device is normal, everything is in perfect condition, it has been detected by radar and is launching an attack on the target location."

"Everything is normal so far."

"What was that civilization called? 'Human Civilization'."

"What an arrogant name!"

"Then."

The young man paused for a moment, looking at the history log on the tablet. He suddenly fell silent, his mouth slightly open and closed, unable to utter a single word.

"what happened?"

The middle-aged man next to him looked tired and came over. His old friend had already retired, and he was tired of his job. It had lost all its novelty, and he had wanted to retire for a long time.

But when he saw the historical logs on the tablet, he was completely dumbfounded.

"Space Mine #3...was swallowed by a cosmic behemoth?"

"Swallowed it in one gulp?"

"That No. 3 cosmic landmine is nearly 2 light-years in diameter! What kind of cosmic behemoth has such a big mouth that it can swallow this thing whole and eat it like a Maltesers?"

The two looked at each other, completely bewildered.

Although it's all somewhat unbelievable.

But that's exactly how it's described in the history logs.

The middle-aged man swallowed hard, and after a long silence, he said in a hoarse voice, "This cosmic behemoth most likely does not belong to that level three human civilization. A cosmic behemoth of this level is simply not something a level three civilization can control."

"To cultivate a cosmic behemoth to this level, the resources required are astronomical. Even if you squeezed every last drop out of a top-tier, established level-three civilization, you still couldn't gather that many resources."

"The No. 3 cosmic mine was probably not shot down by that Type III civilization, but rather it was just unlucky and encountered a slumbering cosmic behemoth wandering in the universe, which swallowed it whole in a bad mood."

"is it?"

at this time--

The radar on the tablet had completed its scan, revealing numerous civilizations of varying sizes scattered across the tablet within a million light-years. The young man, with a complex expression, pointed to the largest and brightest white dot.

"This is human civilization, and it's already at level five."

"Seven years."

"In just seven years, a Level III civilization has become a Level V civilization. Have you ever seen such speed before?"

"Even the Big Bang couldn't have achieved this speed, could it?"

The middle-aged man also fell silent. He had a premonition that a war might be about to begin. His civilization was a level six civilization, with a territory of 32 million light-years and seven star systems.

Extremely large.

This place is within the territory. A civilization cannot allow a newly emerging Type 5 civilization to reside within its territory.

unless
Unless this civilization is willing to completely submit to its own civilization like the "ordinary civilization," war is bound to break out, but the civilization seems to be reacting a little slowly.

"gone back."

The middle-aged man said in a deep voice, "Go back and report to headquarters. This kind of civilization explosion must be dealt with as soon as possible. Otherwise, if the other party advances to a level six civilization, it will become much more troublesome. We must eliminate them as soon as possible, or there will be endless troubles."

The young man didn't refute, nodded, and quickly walked back to the wormhole with the middle-aged man, disappearing on the back of the star behemoth.

The stakes are high.

It must be reported immediately.

the other side--

Inside the "Star" train.

Chen Mang was roughly calculating the cost of creating a wormhole to travel through the "cosmic void" to the "Nami Civilization." Before going to war with the "ordinary civilization," he planned to visit the Nami Civilization first.

Take back what belongs to him.

That heavenly palace.

And the mysterious safe inside the Heavenly Palace.

According to the chubby guy, the Nami civilization found a safe in the Heavenly Palace. He felt that the safe must contain something, and it must be something he needed.

He didn't delay for too long.

It is not too late.

Building a wormhole leading to a place 100 million light-years away would require 150 trillion units of iron ore.

If the "cosmic void" is estimated to be only 1000 million light-years wide, then only 1500 trillion units of iron ore would be needed. The one-way, one-time wormhole mentioned here is generally not something that a civilization would create when exploring a map.

What's the point of creating a wormhole that's gone forever, other than waiting to die?

But he has a refrigerator, so he doesn't care about these things.

next moment--

As 150 trillion units of iron ore turned to dust, a wormhole was slowly opened up. The Stellar train drove in, but when it came out of the end of the wormhole again, it had already arrived at a depth of 100 million light-years in the "cosmic void".

This was repeated ten times.

After consuming 1500 trillion units of iron ore, the edge of the "cosmic void" was still nowhere in sight.

At this point, the Stellar train had traveled 1000 million light-years into the distance.

We are already very far from the Niya Galaxy.

There are no stars or dust clouds around, nothing at all, making it appear extremely empty. This is the void of the universe, the Sahara Desert in the universe, where nothing can be seen at a glance.

at last!

On the twentieth jump.

Chen Mang saw the edge of the cosmic void on the Doppler radar, and also saw the "Nami Civilization" displayed on the radar. At this time, his location was only 13 light-years away from the edge of the cosmic void.

When he opened another wormhole with a shorter distance, he successfully arrived at the northern border region of the "Nami Civilization" after emerging from the wormhole.

It is also a prosperous area of ​​the Nami civilization.

This is the Nami civilization, separated from him by a cosmic void.
He also learned the exact diameter of this cosmic void, which was almost exactly 2000 million light-years.

The cost of creating the wormhole for this voyage was equivalent to 3000 trillion units of iron ore.

not cheap
It's basically on par with most of the resources of a level four civilization; he couldn't even consume that many resources to start a war.

"It seems they can't detect me anymore."

Chen Mang looked thoughtfully at the "Doppler Radar." A wormhole had suddenly appeared inside the civilization, and it was extremely conspicuous. At this moment, the nearby fleet on the radar had arrived at the scene to check on the suddenly appearing wormhole.

Although a fleet arrived, no one spotted him, did not lock onto him, and did not shout at him.

It seems his 500-level radar jammer is working quite well.

They didn't stay.

Looking at the coordinates the chubby guy had given him on the radar, he realized they were the coordinates of a planet, which was also the coordinates of the chubby guy's home. Coincidentally, it was nearby, only 1298 light-years away.

There are many permanent wormholes built by the "Nami Civilization" in the vicinity.

This is what a Level 5 civilization should look like.

The territory contains numerous permanent wormholes used to connect various planets, maintain trade and communication, as well as facilitate the mobilization of border troops and the transportation of resources. These extensive infrastructure projects require a significant amount of resources.

His human civilization, for example, doesn't have a single permanent wormhole he created within its current territory, which is actually a bit too extreme in its development.

What's this talk about communication?

He used every available resource to upgrade the train.

Let's put aside the issue of building a civilized society for now.

Upgrade the train first. Once the train is upgraded, you'll have everything. If the train isn't upgraded, no matter how well the civilization is built internally, it's just a toy for an advanced civilization, easily destroyed.

just
He cannot use these wormholes.

You need a legitimate identity from the "Nami Civilization" and to pay with the corresponding digital currency to use it.

Chen Mang steered the train toward the nearest wormhole, and soon a panel popped up on his train control panel screen.
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"External network detected, requesting to connect to the train."

Do you agree or disagree?
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"agree."

Seven hours later.

Chen Mang maneuvered the train to the nearest wormhole, a wormhole located above a planet. Outside the wormhole were several space stations and space-based weapons floating in space. There were also inspectors at the entrance of the wormhole.

Many trains are queuing up to enter the station.

He also controlled the trains to start queuing.

When it was his turn in line.

At the entrance to the wormhole, a robotic arm holds a giant scanner. After scanning the top of the train, the words "Authentication successful, passage permitted" slowly appear on the large screen next to it.

"Good."

Chen Mang chuckled. He and the chubby boy had already discussed it before he came.

The chubby boy's father has semi-retired, and the chubby boy has begun to take over his father's business empire and network of connections. He asked the chubby boy to help him obtain a legitimate identity from the Nami civilization.

This is not an easy thing to do.

The Nami civilization possesses an internal network containing data on all trains within its borders. Only those trains that have passed authentication can pass through, which is crucial to the civilization's safety. If trains from other civilizations were allowed to enter freely, especially if they used its wormholes, the resulting danger would be immense.

The fact that the chubby guy could stuff his train information into the internal network is practically an incredible feat.

This internal network is most likely controlled by an incredibly powerful AI.

AI
They are not obligated to accept bribes.

It's unclear how the chubby guy managed to do it; deceiving or persuading the AI ​​to do so is no easy feat.

We can discuss the specifics when we meet.

Afterwards, Chen Mang, like a prodigal son returning home, passed through several wormholes before the train finally came to a slow stop on a blue planet, temporarily halting its journey across 20 million light-years.

He finally reached the interior of the civilization.

After departing from the train port.

The Stellar train sped along the railway towards "Little Fatty's" home, while looking up at the Celestial Palace still suspended above the planet, seemingly unchanged in position.

It's as if it has become a planet on this planet.

They rotate together.

It doesn't affect the brightness, and it has a slight impact on the temperature, but it's not a big problem. The Nami civilization has a way to solve this minor issue.

finally--

When the train slowly came to a stop in front of a seemingly ordinary house.

As Chen Mang, leading Biaozi and the others off the train, saw the chubby boy in front of the house and his father behind him, he smiled and nodded: "Long time no see."

"Master Mang?"

After tentatively asking a question and receiving confirmation, the chubby boy couldn't help but grin and stride over: "Finally, I see you in person! If you hadn't told me not to pick you up, I really would have picked you up with the highest level of hospitality."

(End of this chapter)