Tang Shizhe was absolutely not joking.
This galaxy was not the fantastically advanced galaxy depicted in fiction, where top-tier civilizations could alter time and shift stars across the heavens!
The real galaxy was merely a "backwater" where, in the tiger's absence, the monkey proclaimed itself king.
These so-called top-tier civilizations could not even develop faster-than-light technology! To construct a committee headquarters, they had mobilized most of the construction forces of the six major civilizations and had even requisitioned vast numbers of advanced civilizations!
The so-called top-tier civilizations possessed only tens of thousands of battleships. They did not even have many top-of-the-line Titan warships!
In Tang Shizhe's eyes, the galaxy's top-tier civilizations were nothing more than a group of low-level civilizations playing house!
The destruction of the Oracle had not changed these civilizations. No civilization could still break through the ceiling of faster-than-light technology and existing technology, as though a technological lock limiting the development of galactic civilizations had always existed.
In Tang Shizhe's view, the "gods" who had once dominated the galaxy and built the Spacetime Curvature Network that spanned it were the true advanced civilization.
The Human Empire that had once sought to defeat the gods was a mid-level civilization.
These current top-tier civilizations had not escaped the laws of societal development. Their commerce depended heavily on the many advanced and mid-level civilizations under their jurisdiction.
Once those mid-level and advanced civilizations rose in revolt, the top-tier civilizations, deprived of economic vitality, would slowly decline.
And new groups of top-tier civilizations would rise, ushering the galaxy into an era where top-tier civilizations were everywhere!
What would follow would be a chaotic war for the galaxy's new hegemony, lasting until one side emerged completely victorious!
"You're right! What do you want to do?" After discussing the matter with their civilizations'