Though this round-heaven, square-earth development was a little unusual, it wasn't wrong at all... Not only was it not wrong, it was actually quite suitable.
After pondering for a while, Jiu Ming realized the advantages of this approach. Panel-kun had explained things to him often enough that he had some understanding of how worlds developed.
Not every world existed in the form of a vast universe...
Some worlds consisted of only a solar system... Well, even so, they couldn't be underestimated. Though they might be in that state, it couldn't be denied that they were worlds. In the end, they would certainly grow, just as infants grew into adults.
Who could guarantee that a frail-looking little child wouldn't grow into a devilishly muscular man comparable to a governor after growing up?
Planet-type worlds were one kind of case, and these round-heaven, square-earth worlds were another. The most obvious—and principal—example was the Primordial World.
In short, in round-heaven, square-earth worlds, the stars generally existed by clinging to "heaven," revolving primarily around the "earth."
That wasn't to say those stars couldn't be inhabited. If conditions were right, people could indeed live on them. It was simply that the center of their revolution was truly the world's entire realm of "earth."
"I somehow feel that once a round-heaven, square-earth world develops, it'll be terrifyingly powerful." Jiu Ming bared his teeth, speaking as though they ached. In a normal universe, countless celestial bodies were scattered through vast cosmic space, while round-heaven, square-earth worlds had turned all of that into something idealistic.
It was like how ancient people believed Earth was the center of the world. More than that, the realm of "earth" in a world developed this way would absolutely be boundless.
[This is a development method with tremendous potential. Once it has developed,