Genesis: Starting with Growing Mushrooms

Chapter 420 Interesting Jellyfish, An Attempt at Civilization
Liu Jun felt that his idea was a bit out of the ordinary.

He had thought before that sixth rank was just too ridiculous.

Now, without even realizing it, I've created a ridiculously overpowered eighth-tier character.
This has corrupted several cultivation levels of cosmic civilization.

If they spread this system and make it the norm of the universe, then all the eighth order will become like that idiot.
A gambling addict?

Officialdom?

Thinking about the conversation those guys had just had, Liu Jun's expression was extremely strange.

But he had no intention of stopping the spread of divinity.

Because this is indeed very beneficial to him, and it is a strategy that he must implement.

According to Liu Jun's own estimation.

He will probably remain at the seventh level for a long time, continuing to cultivate a large number of shackles.

Having remained at the seventh rank, those truly powerful eighth-rank beings will pose a significant threat to him!
Everyone wants to slay the gods.
Hunting God!
They hunted him down, treating him like a secret treasure of the universe.

He didn't want to become the boss, surrounded and attacked by a group of people wherever he went.

Therefore, he had to plan ahead before falling into that situation.

He must use the divine system to borrow the eighth-order power core of others to break through to the temporary eighth order in order to have the power to fight against those normal eighth-order beings.

This is one of them.

Secondly, we can corrupt those normal level 8 enemies to reduce the number of enemies and strengthen our own forces.

“I must train a large number of eighth-tier experts. I cannot stand alone and wait for them to come and attack me.”

"And I train ordinary eighth-level cultivators to protect me? It's useless. They are ordinary strongmen who cultivate steadily and surely, and they will all want to kill me. Slaughter gods."

Liu Jun had seen too many mortals who slaughtered gods in the world of gods, and he understood their thought process very well.

If Liu Jun were a mortal, he too would have tried to kill a god.

"Only those eighth-tier beings who cultivate a divine system, these beings who are bound to my eighth-tier powerhouses, can forge a protective wall civilization to guard me at the center."

"As the guardian civilization, protect my safety."

In any case, he had no choice but to do it. Godhood was a product of civilization that he obtained through weighing the gains and losses of numerous interests and through his super wisdom.

Furthermore.

Compared to the sixth level of immorality in having children
Liu Jun's eighth-level cultivation mode is already very friendly; it doesn't require you to kill your father or your son.
It means you have to go to work.
Isn't this a job for adults?
Get used to it!
"Hmm, the civilization that's not right is them."

Liu Jun tried to change his mindset and think from another perspective.
"They stay home all day and never go out, living like shut-ins, you guys should be urged to go out and find a job, you're all out of touch with society!"

Liu Jun suddenly felt that his own system might be the correct path of cultivation.

A reclusive ascetic?

crooked methods!

You should all go out and find a job; that's the true path!

So Liu Jun happily convinced himself that perfecting the eighth rank was a huge, epic cosmic achievement.

Anyway, under my supervision, everyone goes to work, but it's a regular 9-to-5 job with weekends off.
Under his supervision, the capitalist machinations and the 996 work system previously practiced by cyber-educated individuals can be completely eliminated.

Then, he went to search for the civilization of the jellyfish planet.

In the former Kingdom of Nice, the alien civilization that ascended to the heavens lived as a lower-class inhabitant within the ecosystem surrounding the "Jellyfish Masters."

These lower-class people lived on the outskirts and would regularly go to the city to "farm and work" as servants to help the jellyfish clan.

"Before, I only attacked a member state. Now, I'm attacking the master of this entire star cluster?"

Liu Jun appeared calm and unafraid.

Why isn't he afraid of someone so strong?
the reason is simple.

No threat!

I have already eliminated the most threatening enemy.

According to known information, jellyfish are incredibly stupid; their average intelligence is only about three or four years old.

Someone might ask that.
Why would a bunch of idiots so cruelly enslave and beat a group of intelligent beings who ascended to heaven on a train of civilization, reducing them to the level of dogs?
This is a very simple reason.

When a scholar encounters a soldier, reason is useless.

In this extraordinary world where individual bravery reigns supreme, no matter how high your IQ or how many tricks you have, you can't withstand a single punch from a mindless brute.

"It seems that the marine life and planktonic life born in this ocean universe are not very intelligent, they are stupid. But they are the overlords of this universe." Liu Jun stroked his chin.

A universe ruled by a bunch of idiots?

Some might ask, since they're fools, can't we just trick them into following our orders?
This is mostly wishful thinking.

Compared to being stupid, you see, a lion or tiger without a brain is even stupider. So, can you trick it into not eating you?

These jellyfish possess an innate, cruel, and bestial nature.

Compassion and care are emotions that only beings with relatively high intelligence possess; in other people's eyes, you're just a piece of cake.

Before he knew it, he had arrived at his destination.

A dazzling ocean of stars comes into view.

Liu Jun knew perfectly well that the dense cluster of stars were not real planets, but a group of giant planetary jellyfish.
Each one is as big as a planet.

A rough estimate suggests the number could be in the millions.

And this is just one of the ethnic groups.

"According to intelligence, these jellyfish have an extremely strong reproductive capacity, similar to the jellyfish of my previous life, and can reproduce in tens of thousands at a time."

Liu Jun sighed inwardly, realizing he had learned something new.

Normally, in the real universe where he previously lived, the number of stars in a galaxy cluster is generally between 100 billion and 500 trillion.

No wonder this unique galaxy cluster appears from afar as a sky full of countless shining stars; it turns out there are at least tens of billions of jellyfish.

It looks very bizarre.

But if you replace jellyfish with habitable planets in the universe, it doesn't seem so strange.

It's normal for such enormous populations to exist in the vast ocean of space.

Furthermore, although there appear to be many jellyfish in this star cluster, their numbers do not increase due to predation by other marine creatures.

Even these jellyfish are just creatures at the bottom of the food chain, with various super-large whales and sharks occasionally swooping down to prey on them.

"The universe is truly amazing, with oceanic populations organized around star clusters."

"But rather, this is more like the mythical cosmic creature I imagined."

Liu Jun sighed, activated his concealment, and silently landed on a jellyfish planet.

The jellyfish remained unresponsive, continuing to swim slowly and gracefully. On its round, transparent spherical body, there appeared to be some scattered houses.

Clearly, this jellyfish planet is inhabited, though the population is small and the land is sparsely populated.

They were their servants.

Liu Junjing simply logged in and observed for a while before learning about their work.

Their daily routine involves rinsing the jellyfish's skin and giving them regular baths and care.

They can even enter the bodies of giant jellyfish to remove some internal parasites.

"The creatures on these planets are mass-produced sixth-order mortals, ordinary people without any trace of cultivation."

Liu Jun wasn't in a hurry. Instead, he quietly entered a city on a jellyfish planet and wandered around looking around.

He discovered that these planetary cities were translucent gelatinous structures, seemingly built from the gelatinous skin shed by jellyfish.

The city is bustling with activity, with various flying vehicles soaring through the sky, and numerous factories and other structures.
"They seem to be just like any other ordinary civilization living on this planet."

Liu Jun lowered his head and looked at the translucent strata, where he could vaguely see the various internal organs of the jellyfish planet's core.

The more you watch, the more interesting it becomes.

He then spent a few days living in the city and found that their work was not busy.

Because jellyfish have relatively low intelligence, they won't get angry once they've completed their task.

Therefore, the creatures above are generally very relaxed, and as sixth-order beings, they are constantly having offspring.

"It seems their lives aren't as bad as we thought."

Liu Jun sighed inwardly, "Even with the war raging so fiercely next door, their jellyfish here haven't noticed. It's clear they really don't have brains."

As he pondered, Liu Jun began to infuse the enormous marine creature with divine power and intelligence.

He wants to conduct an experiment.

Could the primitive era of marine beasts have been inspired by God to develop intelligence, allowing marine life to venture onto land and evolve into terrestrial life?
(End of this chapter)