System: My Doomsday Train-Chapter 837 - 334: "Then Why Aren’t You Dead Yet?

In the end, civilization still chose exploration.

The information had already been sealed as much as possible.

But in case it was discovered by an advanced civilization, that advanced civilization would certainly assume they had explored it. Since that was the case, they might as well explore first; maybe they could find opportunities left by some divine-level civilization and leap to become a Level 6 Civilization!

Upon reaching the fifth-level civilization tier.

For a civilization to advance, following a steady routine is usually very difficult. Advancing often requires waiting for such an opportunity. Once this major opportunity is seized and fully utilized, a "civilization big bang" is likely to occur.

Actually, following a steady routine is not impossible.

Theoretically speaking.

If resources were sufficient and there was plenty of time, any civilization could steadily advance to a ninth-level civilization.

But the problem lies here.

Resources are not unlimited, time is not unlimited, and other civilizations will not sit idly by and watch your development...

...

"In the depths of the cosmos, there are many, many civilizations."

Inside the Constant Star Train, Qiu stood on the podium and smiled as he addressed the students below: "The known forms of civilization currently include train civilization, cultivation civilization, and insect race civilization."

"Each form of civilization has its own strengths and weaknesses, but what is the essence of them all?"

The students below the podium answered in unison, "It's all about the utilization of 'Core Energy,' just with different methods."

"That's correct."

"Train civilization is currently the mainstream form of civilization in the cosmos, and our 'Human Civilization' is a form of train civilization. The advantage of this form of civilization is that as long as resources are sufficient, the development of civilization will be rapid, with changes seen almost daily."

"Everyone has experienced Doomsday."

"Perhaps it feels like that period has long passed, but in reality, only a few years have gone by. During these years, the development of 'Human Civilization' has been extremely swift."

"..."

Outside the classroom.

Chen Mang, accompanied by a few elders, stood silently outside the window watching the scene inside the classroom. This scene was merely a snapshot of human civilization. While the strength of the civilization increased, education was not neglected either.

It's just that...

Chen Mang turned his head to look at Old Pig: "Does Teacher Qiu usually like to prolong his words like this when he talks?"

"Uh..." Old Pig awkwardly touched his nose, "Maybe." 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂

Chen Mang didn't say much more about it. He had long stopped dwelling on the "Celestial Palace" issue; that was a matter for much later. What was in front of him now were the two most important matters: civilization development and the Insect Race Civilization.

There were still no signs of a general attack from the Insect Race Civilization's side.

He was not in a hurry.

He hadn't finished mining yet, and now was not a good time to start a war.

Today, there was nothing much to do.

Might as well check on the development of various departments.

Currently, "Human Civilization" has academies set up in every city, and the academy located on the "Constant Star Train" is the most advanced. Whether in terms of teaching resources or status, it is the highest.

The students who have the opportunity to study at the "Constant Star Train" academy are selected through multiple layers of screening, evaluating their intellect, temperament, background, and other factors. Those who sit here and attend classes are almost destined to hold a position within human civilization in the future.

When the train was still in its infancy.

His control over the train was absolute.

He knew almost everything that happened in any corner of the train, but as it grew and more people came aboard, he became less aware of the developments in many places. Not everything could be reported to him, and many things weren't fit to be reported to him anyway.

He had to come down more often to take a look.

Only then could he truly know the specific and subtle changes within the train and civilization, to understand how far they had developed, rather than relying on cold data on a screen.

Ai's data was certainly accurate.

But it lacked a bit of warmth.

"Not bad."

Chen Mang nodded slightly outside the teacher's window but didn't go in to disturb the students' classes. After a tour of the school accompanied by the principal, he left the school.

It's worth mentioning.

The principal of the "Fixed Star Academy," the highest academy representing human civilization, was actually an acquaintance...

"Master Mang, do you have any other instructions?"

Mr. Li stood to the side with a respectful demeanor, nodding and bowing.

"..."

His expression turned a bit peculiar as he looked to the side at Mr. Li. He had almost forgotten that such a person was still on the train, having done resident statistics, served as a carriage group leader, been the accountant of "Neon City," and even researched the "Zombie Spawn Cage."

An old hand of the train indeed.

From the very inception of the Constant Star, he had been following along. His resident ID number was within the three-digit range, definitely part of the old guard.

But as the train developed too quickly, many old companions gradually lost their place on the train and slowly faded into the crowd. He always took an observational stance on this; the capable would rise, which is a natural law of development, and human intervention wouldn't necessarily result in a better outcome.

He thought Mr. Li would end up the same way.

Gradually retreating to a secondary role, doing a small business on "Water Blue Star," which wouldn't be bad either. But unexpectedly, how did he quietly become the principal of the "Fixed Star Academy," a position and status that was not low by any means?

"Who made the personnel appointment?"

Chen Mang turned to look at Old Pig beside him.

"I made the personnel appointment," Old Pig hurriedly explained, "When we were selecting candidates for principal, we found a few candidates."