Super Seminary: The opening exposes the Cyber ​​Heaven Civilization

He told the person in front of him what he had learned in geography class, and he really didn't know how these adults learned.

It's unbelievable that they would have such an outrageous idea. The universe is indeed vast, but the solar system is the largest galaxy they know of.

As for anything further back, that's just speculation and hasn't been confirmed yet.

The alien was getting impatient, so he took out photos he had taken in other star systems and showed them to the elementary school student.

"You see now, the universe outside is incredibly vast, and all sorts of things happen in it. It's just that you haven't seen them, but that doesn't mean the universe is only this big. The solar system is very small."

He kept emphasizing that looking at the photo in front of him, the elementary school student just marveled at how beautiful the photo was, but a photo that was too beautiful must be a composite, how could such a strange thing happen?
If such a thing existed, scientists would have discovered it long ago. It seems this strange uncle is lying.

Or perhaps this strange uncle has read too many novels, which is why he feels that everything is exactly as he imagined.

"Uncle, I know you may have some knowledge of certain things, but we shouldn't be too obsessed with them or always immerse ourselves in them. That won't do us any good."

"I know you have some ideas, but you need to know that the technology is very advanced now. Some things can be synthesized. The things you have in your hands should be the synthesized content."

According to the little boy, the aliens were quite angry; these things weren't composites at all, but photographs.

Can't you tell the difference between a composite and a photograph?

I really don't know what Earthlings are thinking. He's just here for a short trip.

"I'm really impressed by you."

He was so angry he almost fainted. When Nezha heard that the elementary school student was so ignorant, he went over and began to explain to the student just how big the universe really is.

He described the Heavenly Court of Merlo and the Cyber ​​Heavenly Court in vivid detail, hoping to dispel people's ignorance.

While Nezha was speaking, the alien next to him finally breathed a sigh of relief, finally having someone who knew what he was thinking.

He thought everyone on this little planet was so ignorant, but it turns out they even knew about the Cyber ​​Heaven.

The elementary school student listened attentively, and then burst out laughing after Nezha finished speaking.

"Young man, your story is indeed very interesting, but so what? These things can't possibly be true. If they were true, we would have already heard the teacher say so. You should believe what the teacher tells you and not listen to those nonsense rumors from outside."

Little Nezha: "..."

Su Mu looked at the elementary school student and knew that things were different on Earth; they were all too well protected.

Therefore, whether it is students or teachers, the knowledge they can have is certainly limited, but the information they have is completely wrong.

"Actually, the child in front of you isn't wrong. Beyond the solar system you know, there are many vast planets, including that picture you just saw. It wasn't a composite; the content in the picture is real." Hearing these people say this, the elementary school student immediately became angry. He jumped up from his seat in a fit of rage and rushed to find his mother.

"You're lying! How dare you question a teacher? My teacher graduated from a top university. He has a very good academic background. How could he possibly lie to a child like me?"

"I think you're just here to scam people. Otherwise, why would you say such things?"

Hearing the child's question, Nezha's eyes widened. What did that mean?
You said I came here to lie.

Even if I were to lie to others, I wouldn't lie to a child like you, and what good would it do me to lie to a child like you?
"I'm telling you, little kid, do you even know how to talk? What do you mean I'm lying? I would never stoop to lying to a kindergarten kid, okay? Even if you graduated from elementary school, that just shows how ignorant you are."

Soon the child's mother arrived, and upon hearing her son arguing with these people about the universe, she immediately gave an apologetic smile.

He knew that his son, although a primary school student, had always been particularly curious about the knowledge of the universe.

They were filled with curiosity about the entire universe and wanted to explore things beyond it.

“Don’t mind him, that’s just how my son is. He always thinks that there are many strange colors in the universe, so he has always had ideas about the universe.”

"But it has long been proven that everything in the universe is stable and it is impossible for anything strange to appear. I think you have a misunderstanding."

After the child's mother said that, Nezha could only cover his head, thinking, "It's over, there's really no hope for him."

"Heavenly Venerable, I now understand why they think that way. It turns out that this is truly a matter of knowledge passed down from generation to generation without any real understanding."

Little Nezha looked helpless, as did Su Mu.

"It's okay. Everyone's perception is different. We don't have to force others to have the same perception as us. Otherwise, we would also be making a fuss over nothing."

When Su Mu spoke like that, the child's mother's expression turned ugly. She had been speaking to this group of people in a nice tone, but how could someone still insult her?
"What's wrong with you, young man? How dare you insult us? Although my child was wrong, it doesn't mean that what you said is right. Besides, all our data shows that the solar system is the largest star system we know of."

In order to boost her son's confidence, the little boy's mother also opened up the information and showed it to Su Mu and the others.

After sensing their concern, Su Mu could only say that they were indeed taking this matter too seriously.

Why bother talking so much to the little boy? Anyway, their exams will never cover this topic, so there's no point in arguing with them.

It would be better to find some evidence and information and present it to the higher-ups on Earth so that they can prove that they were indeed mistaken in their understanding.

Adding some more information might lead to changes in textbooks.

"We apologize for disturbing you, we'll be leaving now." (End of Chapter)