星幕世界
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Original Name:星幕世界 (xīng mù shì jiè)Gender:NeutralKind:PlaceScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:1001Chapters:317
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Context UptoCh. 1143
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Feature Information
Name Star Curtain World
Alias(es) 星幕世界
Type World
Status Devastated by repeated Cataclysms and the Superhumans war; later threatened by solar winds 1141
First Appearance 674

History

Star Curtain World's recorded history extends at least to the Guran Demon rule ten thousand years ago. Before that era, repeated Cataclysms had already erased several prosperous civilizations. Humans and Guran Demons subsequently experienced more than ten thousand comparatively peaceful years without being discovered by the destructive weapons of stronger civilizations. 729

The Superhumans, an early-stage Level 6 civilization weakened by an ancient war, confined life within Star Curtain World under an iron-curtain blockade. Their long-term plan first relied on covert interference to drive civilizations into destroying one another over 30,000 years, then progressed to direct attacks against major native powers. 674 729

During the Cataclysm War, the Superhumans drained the world's vital energy and deployed a vacuum field across Pangula Highlands. Native Scholars lost their home-environment advantage, while Superhuman absurd creatures became stronger in the vacuum conditions. 688 689

The conflict eventually expanded beyond the world through the gravity channel between Star Curtain World and Superbody Star. The channel later became twisted and unstable, leaking Law Aura while both worlds entered an unstable low-pressure state. 1082

By the time Tianci and Qianqian returned to investigate, repeated Cataclysms had drastically altered Star Curtain World's terrain and environment. Surviving Superhumans stated that solar winds now endangered the world, while the location and condition of Inner Earth remained unknown to its former inhabitants. 1141

Civilizations

Civilization / Group Role in Star Curtain World
Human Academic World A civilization built around shared academic knowledge rather than a single race; it grew from a weak civilization between Levels 3 and 4 into a major power. 729 985
Guran Demons Ruled the world ten thousand years before the later era. 729
Superhumans A weakened early Level 6 civilization that blockaded the world, conducted covert sabotage, and later invaded directly. 674 729
Central Civilization A powerful Storm Continent civilization that resisted and counterattacked the Superhumans. 674
Bloodline Civilization A former Level 3 civilization destroyed by the Level 4 Black Death Civilization. 729
Mandala Flower and Alpha Civilizations Mature Level 5 civilizations whose counterattack severely weakened the Superhumans at the cost of their own destruction. 674 729
Tidal Civilization An ocean-based civilization whose forces pursue lower-tier civilizations using bubble war platforms and advanced flying devices. 815 855
Coral Guards A low-tier ocean civilization living parasitically upon the giant crab Home while fleeing the Tidal Civilization. 815

Civilizational Scale

Civilization Level Documented Example Notes
Level 2–3 Gem Sea, Death Storm Humans have faced Level 2 civilizations; the Underground World is described as between Levels 2 and 3. 729
Level 3–4 Bloodline Civilization and Black Death A mature Level 4 civilization can annihilate an ordinary Level 3 civilization without giving it a realistic chance to resist. 729
Level 4–5 Mandala Flower / Alpha Civilizations Mature Level 5 civilizations were considered invincible in Law Cataclysm confrontations. 729
Level 5–6 Superhumans The Superhumans are an early Level 6 civilization, though greatly weakened from their historical peak. 729

Environment and Geography

  • Storm Continent — The principal continental region, where Storm Laws make travel and communication between civilizations difficult; ordinary beings leaving a Wind Eye may be torn apart almost immediately. 303
  • Wind Eyes — Protected regions that enable settlement amid the Storm Laws. Their coordinates can be exploited by higher civilizations to destroy the civilizations within. 303
  • Pangula Highlands — Site of the relocated Cataclysm Matrix Base and later a major battlefield subjected to the Superhumans' vacuum field. 674 689
  • Death Storm — A catastrophic legacy of ancient warfare that can provide lower civilizations concealment from stronger powers. 729
  • Inner Earth — A region known to surviving Superhumans, though its status was unknown to Tianci. 1141

Major Conflicts

Superhumans' Blockade and Cataclysm War

  • The Superhumans sealed life within Star Curtain World and manipulated native civilizations into prolonged conflict before launching overt attacks. 674
  • Their forces used vital-energy extraction, vacuum fields, destructive strikes, and absurd creatures to undermine native resistance. 674 688 689
  • The Superhumans' technological advantage remained decisive in the Universe Cosmos void, where several native Law weapons suffered reduced effectiveness. 1062

Storm Continent Allied Offensive

  • Multiple Storm Continent civilizations united against the Superhumans, deploying fleets toward the gravity channel leading to Superbody Star. 1060 1062
  • The Central Civilization's interstellar Starship became a central weapon platform in the conflict. 1060
  • The alliance fielded high-level creatures and Law weapons, establishing a temporary battlefield base even after the Central Starship was destroyed. 1082

Post-War Crisis

  • Repeated Cataclysms reshaped the terrain and left the world in a damaged, unstable state. 1141
  • Solar winds became an additional threat to the surviving world. 1141
  • Surviving Superhumans continued operating under Entropy's authority as their former social order deteriorated. 1141