After leaving that world.
Wenren Sheng had a sudden whim and decided to take a look around the East Continent Great World.
That was where he came from.
The East Continent Great World had once been Wenren Sheng's homeland.
It was a prosperous and thriving Civilization. Yet when Wenren Sheng returned here once more.
After entering a planetary settlement, he discovered that it had undergone earth-shaking changes.
The diligence and drive of the past had seemingly vanished, replaced by endless pleasure and indulgence.
With the Strange Seed and its connections to other worlds, Eastern Continent had solved the problem of lifespan.
Many people had fallen into a carnival of revelry.
Who would still be willing to have children?
Raising children was not like the self-sufficient society of the ancient small-scale peasant economy.
Back then, raising children meant producing labor for one's own land.
Once they grew up, they would farm directly. There was no need to worry about employment or education, and if they got sick, they simply endured it.
Of course, that model could only last for less than two hundred years.
After that, it would collapse. Land was limited, after all. In just three or four generations, the Agricultural School would have no land left to divide, and would become tenant farmers.
Walking down the streets of a planet city, Wenren Sheng saw scenes of bustling liveliness everywhere.
Laughter and noisy chatter spilled from restaurants, while shops lining both sides of the streets displayed a dazzling array of goods.
People wore splendid clothing, their faces brimming with contented smiles.
Everyone was immortal and free of illness.
This was practically the paradise people had once dreamed of.
Yet behind all that prosperity, Wenren Sheng sensed a deep unease.
He saw those young people. Their eyes no longer held their