No, host, what I mean is, the humans on this planet are practically the perfect reference point for humanity.

Xiaoqi paused for a moment and then explained:

[Due to the frequent disasters caused by the solar crisis, humanity has shown unprecedented unity in its self-rescue efforts. People of different ethnicities and skin colors have united to form a coalition government led by five major powers. Host, do you understand what I mean? How amazing! Each human being is an individual, yet in the face of such a catastrophe, they have been able to create so many truly miraculous feats.]

As Xiao Qi's electronic voice rang out, a series of incredibly clear photos appeared on the system panel in front of Xu Milu—

Looking down from the air, there is a huge elevator-shaped parallel space station stretching across the equator. Spacecraft shuttle swiftly between the cold, tall buildings. Countless heavy trucks, much larger than the truck Han Ziang was driving, are moving along the road. The towering cranes look like miniature children's toys in front of them.

Countless trucks loaded with energy are heading in all directions, and everyone is at their post. People of different skin colors and nationalities are all dedicated to their work, making it all the more clear how profound the connection between the Earth and humanity is.

There are also planetary engines tens of thousands of meters long distributed along the equator, their blue flame tails resembling a halo around the Earth. The flames ejected from these engines are particularly conspicuous in space—this blue planet is both strange and familiar.

But this angle?

Xu Milu looked at it carefully for a moment, then said with a dark expression:

"You didn't hack into their satellite system, did you? Aren't you sure you won't get caught? This planet's technology is far more advanced than Earth's, isn't it? Be careful, don't be too reckless."

[…I apologize, host, I'm just too excited. I'll send you the background information for this planet right now.]

Like a child caught doing something wrong, Xiaoqi left after saying those words and disappeared. Xu Milu guessed that it had already started secretly writing a report on human observation.

—Ever since Xiaoqi decided to become a true mechanical life form, it has been tirelessly observing.

Observe humans, observe game players, observe monsters, observe animals.

It doesn't interfere; it simply acts like a dutiful historian, recording everything it sees, thus allowing it to evolve continuously.

Moreover, it always shares its observation reports with Xu Milu, once a week, rain or shine.

Xu Milu would probably be even happier if the report's length wasn't measured in megabytes (M).

"Sigh, it's just like raising a child, you have to worry about it every day."

Xu Milu couldn't help but shake her head and look at what Xiao Qi had prepared.

She was right; it was indeed a planet plagued by disasters.

Earth scientists, based on analysis of solar activity over the past millennium and detailed records of solar activity, have concluded that the sun is aging rapidly and expanding quickly, and predicts that it will produce a deadly helium flash that engulfs the Earth in a hundred years.

As solar activity intensifies, solar radiation penetrates Earth's ozone layer, and solar cyclical coronal ejection storms strike the planet, humanity has become more united than ever before and has launched the "Mountain Moving" plan to address the solar helium flash crisis.

The entire plan is divided into five phases: Phase one involves pooling global resources to build 10,000 planetary engines and 10,000 underground cities on the Earth's surface to cope with the impact of solar storms.

Phase Two: Ignite the planetary engines built on the equator to force Earth to stop rotating and begin the countdown to escape the solar system.

Phase Three: Earth enters Jupiter's orbit and uses the gravitational pull of Jupiter and the Sun to accelerate its escape from the solar system.

Phase Four: The global planetary engines will operate at full power for 500 years, increasing Earth's speed to five-thousandths of the speed of light. After gliding through interstellar space for 1,300 years, the engines will be reversed, and the Earth will decelerate over 700 years.

In Phase Five, Earth successfully entered a new star system, arriving at Proxima Centauri, 4.22 light-years away, and humanity arrived at its new home.

The entire plan requires the participation of one hundred generations of humans and spans two thousand five hundred years; it is a magnificent and great plan for the survival of human civilization.

Earth is currently in its second phase. As the planetary engines are gradually completed, Earth is slowly entering a period of stagnation, with day and night becoming longer and longer, and even the timekeeping system has changed to a sixty-hour system.

The discussion among Han Zi'ang and his group about the "dungeon lottery quota" was also a decision made by the united government:

During Earth's wandering journey, the surface will become uninhabitable, so humanity is pooling global resources to build 10,000 underground cities in the future.

The slots for entering the dungeon are randomly selected through the official website. Minors are not eligible to participate in the lottery, but one minor is allowed to accompany them.

The lottery results cannot be transferred, gifted, or sold, but can be voluntarily waived.

—I don't know where Xiaoqi found the confidential information, she even got the estimated population capacity of the United Government's underground city.

Three and a half billion.

This is a fairly precise figure: 10,000 underground cities worldwide could accommodate a population of 3.5 billion. In other words...

But the world's current population is seven billion.

This means that half of the world's population cannot access underground cities.

Xu Milu's gaze suddenly stopped on a certain confidential document.

[The People's Republic of China's Final Resolution (Draft) Regarding the Relocation of Residents to Underground Cities]

She read on through the document, her expression showing some surprise.

China opposed the lottery system for underground city slots from the very beginning, but now it has decided to fully open underground cities in the future, which shows that Han Zi'ang's concerns were completely unnecessary.

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