Of course, quantum transformation would not be carried out all at once. The emergence and popularization of any new technology inevitably had to go through layer after layer of experimental verification, especially a technology aimed at the very core of humanity's individual lives.
Although Lan Feixiang patted his chest and guaranteed that humans who completed quantum transformation would not lose their Third-Person Dream Realm talent, no matter how firm the guarantee was, long-term testing was still needed before it could be fully promoted. They had to have precise data as a fallback; otherwise, they would be irresponsible toward Human Civilization.
As the leader, Yue Yuan definitely could not just slap his forehead and rush to make a decision on something that would affect the development process of all Human Civilization.
The general direction had been decided, but the various details involved still required experts and scholars from different fields to sit down and discuss them thoroughly.
And while Human Civilization was opening a new chapter for its own individual life-form, in another region of the universe, the scene was entirely different.
That place was familiar to humans, the Galactic Center, Daya, and the Awakeners. On the cosmic star map, humanity had marked it as the KBC Great Void.
It was a region with a vast Galaxy Group at its center, while all around it was extremely empty. To enter or leave this region, one needed to cross a distance of nearly two billion light-years.
It was the shared birthplace of humanity, the Galactic Center, Daya, and the Awakener Civilization, and many stirring stories worthy of song and tears had once taken place there.
But now, it was about to face destruction.
When Human Civilization arrived at the Hercules-Corona Borealis Great Wall, the member civilizations under the Void Returner Organization had