The latest breakthrough came from Human Civilization. It had been completed by the already very elderly Long Xinglv and his Research Team, and they had used conventional methods.
Once this result was confirmed, Human Civilization directly notified all civilizations to enter the Virtual Auditorium and shared the latest research findings with them.
At first, the various civilizations thought Human Civilization had achieved it through its own observational talent and weren't very interested, because they felt they couldn't replicate it. But after they arrived at the Virtual Auditorium and listened to Long Xinglv's explanation, they realized it had actually been done through conventional methods.
What they didn't know was that their initial misconception had been correct. Human Civilization had indeed discovered the new phenomenon through its own talent—that is, the same Third-Person Observation mode as the Awakener Civilization. But afterward, Human Civilization's Research Team spent another three hundred years using Third-Person Observation as a guide, tracing backward from the result through the process, and ultimately reproduced the experimental result with ordinary Level Six Civilization technology.
What filled every civilization, from top to bottom, with joy and excitement was that this result from humanity had completely lifted the second leg—previously still not quite stepped into the domain of a Cosmic Civilization—and planted it inside.
The Awakener Civilization's earlier discovery had punched a hole through the Technology Barrier. The Divine Matrix Civilization's subsequent theory and research had stretched one leg into that hole. And now Human Civilization had stepped the other leg past the barrier.
This meant Human Civilization had already found the correct answer for large-scale application of vacuum zero-point energy. Next, the many civilizations only needed to follow the method provided by Human Civilization, repeat the experiments themselves, and then summarize the formula that produced the correct answer.
At that point,