Any organization at the cosmic level had a top-tier civilization standing behind it.
That was the conclusion Gao Gong had reached during his time in the Civilization Council in his previous life.
Many low-level civilizations obtained vast amounts of technological data from cosmic research organizations and cosmic knowledge associations, making tremendous progress. They then assumed that these "public organizations" were truly fair and impartial.
But in reality, they were merely another form of "cyber testing ground."
The knowledge they provided would interfere with the direction of your technology tree without you realizing it.
Of course, you could also choose not to use it. They indeed did not force you to join these organizations.
However, when other civilizations made use of the benefits provided by these cosmic organizations and advanced by leaps and bounds, choosing not to do so meant bearing enormous pressure, both from outside and within your civilization.
Among these cosmic organizations, however, the "Time Administration" was rather special.
Most cosmic organizations had a top-tier civilization behind them.
But behind the "Time Administration" stood all the top-tier civilizations in the universe.
This was different from the "Civilization Council."
Although the "Civilization Council" was also controlled by top-tier civilizations, on the surface, it was an institution jointly participating in and jointly managing by all ascended civilizations in the universe. Proposals from level-nine civilizations had been rejected more than once.
As a department responsible for managing all the timelines in the universe, the "Time Administration" should, in essence, have been a public organization like the "Civilization Council."
Yet it was a gray organization controlled by the six level-nine civilizations.
Very few people knew what they had done on the timelines outside the main universe.
Countless times, proposals put forward by the "ascended civilizations" to place the "Time Administration" under the Council's