Human History (Part One)

"Moon Guard Base"...

Xia Fan noticed the keyword.

So this really was the moon, and that azure-blue planet he had seen was humanity's true homeland.

Now, everyone lived beneath an enormous "curtain." There were mountains, rivers, skies, and seas—all of it. If one had not seen the world beyond the ecological enclosure, it would have been difficult for anyone to tell the difference between this place and the natural world.

He had imagined what it might look like when humanity set foot on the moon and established a space base there, but he had never expected this place to become a paradise capable of replacing Earth—if Evil Spirits did not exist.

Yet the electronic voice's explanation suggested that there were some discrepancies. For instance, the development of this paradise had not gone so smoothly, to the point that artificially created life had to be activated to make up for the labor shortage. Generally speaking, when a large-scale project failed to progress smoothly, the first consideration was always to reduce its scale or even abandon it unfinished. It was hardly common for circumstances to instead force a change in regulations.

So the heart of the matter lay with Earth.

Only by understanding what exactly had happened on Earth could he truly understand why this change had occurred.

Xia Fan led everyone to the elevator nearest the control room and pressed the button.

The elevator doors opened at once.

"Is this a room? It looks a little small," Ning Wanjun said, poking her head inside.

"It is the Escape Tower's lift. Fundamentally, it is the same thing as what we rode before, only much faster." Xia Fan stepped into the elevator and demonstrated how to use it in front of everyone. "Just select the floor you want to go to. Once the