Leaving

The small hard drive felt unbelievably heavy in Old Li's hands, so heavy that he did not even dare set it down.

He hurriedly pulled open the inner lining of his clothes and actually drew out a leather pouch from inside. Carefully, he placed the hard drive in his hand inside it, wrapped it several times, and only then put it back into the inner lining of his clothes.

Throughout the entire process, he hardly dared look Leo in the eye, because Old Li seemed to know that Leo did not want Earth to get too deeply involved with this knowledge of the universe.

If they became too involved, this knowledge would affect the development of Earth's entire civilization. Old Li understood that perfectly well.

However, when it came to the environmental issues and China's problems, Old Li genuinely hoped from the bottom of his heart that things could be changed. China needed these things.

Leo naturally knew what Old Li was thinking. He felt slightly speechless inside, wondering whether the image he had shown before had been too severe, to the point that it had given Old Li this impression.

"Don't worry. You can keep all these materials. They shouldn't have too great an impact on Earth. I only hope that Earth can develop along its own path of civilization."

Leo's words allowed Old Li, who had been tense all along, to relax slightly.

Difan, who was standing nearby, also looked at Leo in surprise.

"Not bad. You're much more rational than I expected. Throughout the universe, the rapid leaps in technology have led to an extremely high rate of civilizations assimilating one another. Entire technological developments have become monotonous and uniform, leaving them without their own trajectories or directions. In the end, they become nothing more than copies