Dual Transmigration: Starting from being captured and brought to the Hehuan Sect!

The lizard man replied:

There is no corresponding translation in the language of silicon-based people.

It's called 'social'.

After registering, you can browse information, communicate, post messages, and trade, as well as view publicly available news updates from various civilizations.

Lin Mo nodded.

Blue Star is a primitive civilization in the universe and does not have permission to access social media platforms. Lin Mo could only borrow one of the lizardmen's accounts to quickly browse the information feed on the social media platform.

The interface in his consciousness scrolled smoothly under his control, with information flowing in the form of fragments and nodes. Each fragment was accompanied by the publisher's civilization mark and language label. After being translated by the linguistic encyclopedia, those originally unfamiliar symbols were automatically transformed into readable text and images in his perception.

Before long, his gaze fell on a set of information entries accompanied by images.

The publisher's civilization logo is labeled "Buddha Civilization," and the image shows a golden, intelligent life form reclining next to the porthole of a disc-shaped aircraft.

The posture and atmosphere conveyed a sense of casualness, like taking a photo on a trip.

Its skin is a uniform golden yellow, and its head has a dense, evenly arranged protrusion structure. A light golden ring is clearly visible on the back of its head, which is very similar to the Buddha's appearance in Blue Star film and television works.

Lin Mo stared at the picture for a few seconds, then scrolled to the next item and searched for public information related to "Kunlun Civilization." What appeared in his field of vision were the outlines of a group of different individuals.

Its body shape is almost humanoid, with yellowish skin, a deep purple vertical stripe on its chest, and a layer of fine white short hair covering its head and hands. It is standing at the hatch of a streamlined spaceship, as if preparing to board.

The body proportions and skin color distribution did indeed have a high degree of overlap with the images of Taoist immortals in his memory.

Lin Mo slowly leaned back in his chair:

"It seems that what they said is true: Taoism and Buddhism are traditions left behind on Earth by extraterrestrial civilizations."

He paused for a moment, then another question arose.

Could the cultivation techniques, breathing methods, and alchemical paths I've been practicing also be part of these two civilization systems?

Instead of rushing to conclusions, he temporarily put aside his thoughts and refocused his attention on social media platforms.

He activated his highest level of comprehension and continued to browse the information streams on the social media platform, hoping to learn something from these public messages from advanced civilizations.

At first he thought he might see something new, but he soon noticed a certain obstacle.

Most of the information entries from Level 1 and Level 2 civilizations were readable, including summaries of basic technological principles, public quotes for interstellar trade, and diplomatic statements between lower-level civilizations.

However, when he tries to view dynamics from civilizations of level three or higher, the page gets stuck on a semi-transparent prompt layer, and the content cannot be fully expanded; only the summary title and the most basic attribute tags can be read.

As for the fourth level and the five near-top-level civilizations, even the titles are incomplete, with only a few brief classification labels remaining, as if they were blocked outside by layers of access restrictions.

Why can't we access information about some advanced civilizations?

Lin Mo looked at the two lizardmen.

One of the slightly burly lizardmen spoke up:

"This is how it is, Master. Access to information on social media platforms is directly linked to the technological level of the registered civilization."

The default account permissions for the Binary Star civilization are at the Level 3 civilization level. This allows them to view all publicly available content from civilizations of the same or lower level, but they cannot bypass this level restriction to access specific information about higher-level civilizations. This restriction is implemented by the higher civilization to prevent lower-level civilizations from stealing their intellectual property rights.

Lin Mo nodded upon hearing this, a thought rising in his mind:

"Since permissions on social media platforms are directly linked to the level of technological civilization, why don't I just create an account from a higher civilization?"

Thinking of this, he asked again:

Have you ever had contact with individuals from a more advanced civilization?

The two lizardmen exchanged a glance, and the thinner lizardman nodded:

"Binary civilizations undertake monitoring and management functions within a certain range of interstellar travel, and therefore there are indeed records of contact with other civilizations during the execution of their missions."

Most advanced civilizations establish transit starports in their home star system or main shipping routes to replenish energy, exchange information, make short stops, and perform maintenance.

During one of our supply missions, we stopped at a transit starport of a top-tier Tier 3 civilization to replenish our energy.

That starport was very large and had relatively complete facilities. We did encounter individuals from several different civilizations at that time.

There are even Kunlun aliens!

Lin Mo's brow twitched slightly:

"A transit starport of a top-tier Type III civilization..."

"right!

We stayed at that starport for about two standard cycles, during which time we had limited contact and information exchange with individuals from several different civilizations.

The Kunlun people have a relatively high density of communication because they are very determined to spread their culture!

Whenever they encounter another civilization, they proactively share their knowledge with them.

Lin Mo nodded after listening:

"Can we still find the coordinates of that starport?"

The lizardman nodded:

"Sure. We have all the records from that voyage; I can retrieve them!"

Lin Mo nodded slightly, and began to plan his next move.

If one could obtain an account from an advanced civilization, information restrictions on social media platforms would be significantly relaxed.

The simplest way to obtain an account from an advanced civilization is to make contact with an actual individual of that civilization, find a weak one, and take control of it directly!

But then Lin Mo thought of another problem: he was human, a primitive being in the universe, and it would be very abrupt for him to appear in a transit starport.

With that thought, Lin Mo turned and left the main control room, finding Chang'e in a relatively quiet side room.

At this moment, she held a celadon teacup that she had somehow produced, steam still rising from the rim. She stared blankly at the moon outside the window, as if reminiscing about the past.

Hearing the noise behind her, she didn't turn around and lazily spoke:

"Are you done with your work?"

Lin Mo sat down opposite her:

"I have a question for you: Do you know any shapeshifting magic?"

For example, things like the Seventy-Two Transformations of Earthly Fiends and the Thirty-Six Transformations of Heavenly Dippers.

Chang'e put down the cup:

Yes.

I've practiced the Thirty-Six Transformations of the Heavenly Gang for many years.

Who do you want me to become?

The Seven Fairy Maidens, or Guanyin Bodhisattva?

She spoke with a long, wicked smile playing on her lips.

"Cough cough..."

Lin Mo's lips twitched.

"You don't need to change yet."

"Just teach me this spell."

Chang'e tilted her head, her gaze lingering on his face for a moment, then leaned back in her chair, picked up her teacup, took another sip, and said slowly:

"It's not impossible to pass it on to you."

"But I've been running around with you all day, and I'm not very energetic right now. You need to refuel me first..."

She gently bit her lip as she finished speaking.

Lin Mo looked at her for two seconds and nodded.

He stood up, grabbed her hand, and with a thought, the two disappeared from the lunar base and appeared in World One.