"Since that's the case, I won't force you. Anyway, you don't need to travel far right now."
"The general has relieved us of our worries, allowing us to focus wholeheartedly on technological development. If we cannot break through to Star System-Level Civilization within ten thousand years, we will automatically withdraw from the alliance and will absolutely not hold the alliance back."
"I believe that after experiencing the Insect Race invasion, you will cherish the current opportunity for peaceful development even more. Moreover, the fact that you have grown from a mere few thousand or tens of thousands of people to what you are today is enough to prove your potential. Now, everyone can go back and move your inhabitant planets over. I believe you can do it without our help."
"General, rest assured, although we are only Stellar-Level Civilization, we have mastered faster-than-light technology, so moving planets is not a problem."
"Alright, hurry up. We will also speed up the construction of our defense system to provide you with a relatively safe development environment. As long as it's not Small Star Sector Advanced Civilization that comes, your safety can be guaranteed."
Over the next few decades, eight more habitable planets arrived in the JD6 Planetary System. In addition to these planets, there were also a large number of fleets of varying sizes and styles. Apart from the Brilliant Star Civilization, which had 20 million warships, the fleets of the other civilizations combined only amounted to 30 million ships.
Seeing this, Hu Yu recalled the human fleets of yesteryear, which seemed nothing special. To give these civilizations some confidence, one of the Grim Slayer hovered in the air. Hu Yu allowed the fleets of these civilizations to attack at will. In an instant, lasers, particle beams, gravity bombs, antimatter bombs, conventional super nuclear bombs, and so on, rained down on the Grim Slayer's surface like fireworks. Apart from the immense energy of the nuclear bombs and antimatter bombs causing the Grim Slayer to tremble slightly, all other attacks had no effect on the Grim Slayer.
After the performance, these civilizations were both shocked and filled with longing. A warship that Small Star Sector Civilization was already so powerful. If it continued to develop, how powerful could it become? Although they had also seen the warships of the Great Star Region Civilization, they had only caught a glimpse from afar and had not had a direct experience. Now, this direct experience further stimulated their motivation to develop. They also longed for their own fleet to be as powerful as the Grim Slayer, which was exactly what Hu Yu hoped for.
If they truly become powerful, then taking these burdens along will be worthwhile; it's a long-term investment, and hopefully, it will yield a return.
For this long-term investment, the fleet moved more than 30 planets over, some of which were used to transform them into habitable planets, while a small portion was used to produce all sorts of daily necessities for them. As long as they provided a list of requirements, the robots on the planets would be manufactured in a high-quality and efficient manner.
To stimulate the learning and scientific research motivation of these civilizations, Hu Yu and several leaders discussed applying the human contribution point mechanism to these civilizations. Now they do not need to work or labor; the only thing they can do is study and research. Resources cannot be provided unconditionally; they need to exchange them for learning achievements.
Those who excel in their studies can earn more contribution points, which can be exchanged for better living items. Those who don't perform as well can only exchange for very ordinary items. However, if they have enough contribution points, they can even exchange for a small spaceship, something they could hardly have imagined before. And this is not just a gimmick, because after 50 years, a small number of people who have excelled in their studies or achieved technological breakthroughs already own a small spaceship of Star System Level.
These first people to own small spaceships undoubtedly showed off on their respective planets, arousing envy from everyone who vowed to learn as well and make greater contributions to civilization and the alliance. With humanity as a powerful ally, the people of these civilizations finally felt the arrival of spring.
On Earth Four's orbit, a massive space city has been built, and a large number of human scientists have moved in. In addition to their own research tasks, these scientists are also responsible for answering questions for scientists from other civilizations. These civilizations need to build their own roads, but humans can move the boulders in the process to prevent them from going astray and wasting more time.
At first, scientists from these civilizations did not dare to consult human scientists. In their eyes, human scientists were the most outstanding talents in the entire Human Civilization, and they dared not disturb them. However, as scientists gradually began to communicate with human scientists, they discovered that human scientists not only had high scientific literacy but also very high moral character.
All the human scientists were polite and approachable. What seemed like a difficult problem to them became child's play, and their clear and concise explanations greatly benefited the students.
" Teacher Wang, I've solved the equations for the triple star system and the quadruple star system, but I can't seem to get the equations for the quintuplets right. No matter how I try, the result is always missing one element, making it impossible to describe the movement of all five stars," a scientist from the South Star Civilization respectfully inquired.
"Hmm, let me see." "Oh, you overlooked the factor that the galactic system is also in motion, which will definitely cause the result to be biased. There are more than a million solutions to this equation, you've already done a great job to this extent."
"Ah, I see. Thank you, Teacher Wang."
"Don't mention it, feel free to ask me any questions."
" Teacher Yuan, I am a scientist from the Zhalong Star Civilization. Since I began studying the microscopic world, I have been pondering a question: Does a proton have a lifespan? If so, how long is it? Teacher Yuan, I don't want you to give me a direct answer. I just want to know if my research and waiting have been worthwhile. I have been observing a proton for tens of thousands of years."
"Well, waiting is pointless, but research is meaningful."
"Thank you, Teacher Yuan. I know what to do now. Thank you."
One group of scientists after another came to consult human scientists. The vast majority of them came to verify whether their research results were correct. However, a small number of scientists had been conducting research for many years without success and wanted to ask for answers directly, but were resolutely refused by human scientists.
" Teacher Zhang, I want to know the equations of the unified model of the four fundamental forces. I have been studying it for tens of thousands of years, but I still cannot obtain a unified model."
"I'm sorry, I don't have the authority to give you the equations for the Grand Unification Model directly. I can only help you solve the problems you encounter in your research. I hope you can obtain these equations through your own efforts. The other four Stellar-Level Civilization have solved the problem of Grand Unification in recent decades, and I believe you can too."
"Does Teacher Zhang really think I can solve this?"
"Yes, I believe that your Quaking Star Civilization is also an excellent civilization. Over the years, your development has been no slower than that of other civilizations. This is all thanks to your hard work. So I believe that as long as you continue to work hard, you will definitely be able to solve this problem soon. Remember to have confidence. Without confidence, a civilization cannot move forward."
"Thank you, Teacher Zhang. I know what to do now. Please forgive my abruptness." The scientist from the Quaking Star Civilization bowed deeply. The encouragement from the human scientist was far more effective than that from his own leader.