Interstellar Cultivation: I Killed Gods on Blue Star

AI develops rapidly, and people are immersed in it. No one notices the hidden dangers. Until AI breaks away from the network and becomes reality, it occupies the positions that people should have, causing people to rebel and no one cares, because people have lost the value and status of social existence. This is a major event beyond people's imagination. It goes far beyond World War I, World War II and the Cold War, and its scope affects the whole world. This article is about participating in events on Earth from an alien perspective, and is set at the end of the world after the crisis. The article starts with a cool article, focusing on discussing the future and progress. Just like the future of mankind, no one will be abandoned. Those who don't understand can read Shuangwen, and those who understand can think with the author. The writing uses a lot of foreshadowing, and strives to achieve little or no novel plots and strong logic that appear in conventional novels. If the realm division, time travel, and system are cancelled, and replaced by a more direct energy quantity, after all, we are playing across levels every day, does the realm still have meaning? If you want to see a more detailed version of the worldview in the introduction, please go to Chapters 21 and 37. If you feel you haven't read enough, my worldview will be more detailed later. But this is an online article after all, so I promise to keep updating it before the end of this book. Finally, I want to complain, I wrote the title of the book wrong and it's really disgusting that I can't change it.