I evolve infinitely in the Marvel world...

That's right, Earth hasn't reached the stage where it can be called Earth civilization or human civilization yet.

Rather, it was a period of internal strife among divided nations, so it couldn't even be considered one of the weakest civilizations in the universe.

If an alien enemy from outer space were to attack, and humanity on Earth finally understood what was most important at this stage, and began to unite...

It was already too late; all they could do was pray for the protection of various gods or a few superpowered individuals.

The strongest weapon on Earth right now is the mushroom egg. This weapon is powerful enough that many creatures in the universe cannot withstand it, but it has great limitations.

Mushroom eggs are area-of-effect attacks rather than pinpoint attacks, which makes them unsuitable for most situations.

Unless fully prepared, or if fighting on enemy territory, using such a weapon could result in heavy losses for both sides.

Furthermore, because they lack the technology to actually travel near planets, they are unable to threaten any extraterrestrial civilizations that can reach Earth without external assistance.

Tony used the mushroom egg to severely weaken the Chitauri army by using a spatial portal to directly reach the vicinity of the Chitauri army across an immeasurable distance.

This is an external force outside of human civilization on Earth, rather than a technology or weapon controlled by human civilization at its current stage.

Although infighting among intelligent beings is an eternal truth of the universe, and eternal peace is impossible.

However, as a superior in a civilized society, one needs to consider how to expand the stage on which one stands.

Instead of staying in one place and constantly thinking about how to become the victor in internal strife.

If this trend continues, once extraterrestrial invaders attack, humanity will be nothing more than lambs to the slaughter, with no chance of fighting back.

Based on what Renoli and his group saw on Earth, Earth was undoubtedly in this stage.

This is also a stage that most planets must go through before they can form a civilization.

Of course, Renault and others also understood that this was because they were newcomers and had the perspective that only those who came before them could have.

So when they first went to Earth, they would only express their feelings privately, but they wouldn't think of interfering.

If Tony hadn't pressed Miss Sarah for answers, she wouldn't have offered any comments or advice.

After all, this is someone else's civilization, and it's not our place to interfere.

Life has arisen on many planets, but not every planet can give rise to a true civilization.

As time goes by, the various life forms that have emerged on many planets may face destruction, or they may directly ignite a great war and return to a primitive stage, or they may gradually catch up with other civilizations in the universe over a long period of time. Anything is possible in the future.

"No wonder none of you are willing to speak frankly."

"But honestly, are there many planets at a similar stage to Earth?"

Tony immediately understood what Renault meant, but he didn't mind too much and instead asked a question in return.

Compared to the universe, Earth is many years behind, but there's nothing that can be done about it.

Humans on Earth have possessed intelligence for quite some time, but the period in which intelligence has truly enabled rapid technological advancements is only a few years old.

How could it possibly compare to the numerous civilizations in the universe that have been established for tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of years?

"The planetary civilizations near the Xandar Empire have basically all connected with the universe."

"Only a very small number of companies have not aligned with international standards."

"However, if we go to a distance of 1.5 million light-years, we will find many civilizations similar to Earth, with very weak technology."

"A weaker technology does not mean a planet is weaker in strength."

"It's not just your Blue Planet that has so-called gods; many planets have them too."

"Many so-called gods in the universe love to go to weak and backward civilizations and pretend to be gods and ghosts."

"In reality, the strength and abilities of these so-called gods cannot be called gods at all; they may not even reach the level of a planet-level powerhouse."

"Planet-level powerhouses have some status in the universe, but they are not many."

"But in a weak and backward civilization, by playing tricks and manipulating things, one can easily become a so-called god."

"So people like Lord Kassadin went directly to the Xandar Empire to establish a religion and later became gods."

"It can be said to be the first in nearly a million years of cosmic history."

Lacey spoke slowly upon hearing this.

Many planets are not only technologically backward, but also lack knowledge, so they are completely unaware that many things, abilities, and amazing phenomena can actually be achieved through technology.

Therefore, they will regard many things they have never seen before as miracles.

But once the intelligent beings on that planet gradually master many advanced technologies and realize that those so-called miracles can be achieved through technology, they will gradually stop believing in the so-called gods.

Many gods would also leave their planets at that time to search for weaker planets and repeat some of the same actions they had done in the past.

It sounds boring, but the purpose is actually very simple: I just like the feeling of being admired by countless people.

Moreover, with a little manipulation, many gods can directly obtain what they want: offerings, women, men, resources, status, and so on.

Most of these so-called gods are not very successful in their original territories or homelands, or in the universe, so they can only go to some weaker planets to live on.

In reality, those who can thrive in the universe generally don't need to become gods on various planets.

The Grandmaster went to Sakaar, his territory, not to become a god, but to rule the planet. His status was that of a civilization overlord, which is different from being a god.

Lord Kassadin even chose the Xandar Empire, which had long since abandoned faith in God, to establish a religion, and now its rise is simply unstoppable.

Its fame spread throughout the Andromeda Galaxy, becoming known to countless beings.

To put it bluntly, true strength doesn't require so much superficiality.

There's no need to meticulously observe certain weak and backward civilizations; just find a civilization whose environment you like, settle in, and start implementing your own plans.

Of course, there are false gods. Some planets may also harbor some truly powerful beings capable of being called gods, including cosmic-level experts, top-tier cosmic experts, and even peak-level cosmic experts.

Earth is similar to this. Despite its low level of technology, many gods went there and lived a low-key life.

They won't come out unless they're after Blue Star; but once they are, all sorts of powerful figures might suddenly appear.

Therefore, when traveling, one must have excellent intelligence capabilities and understand all the details before considering any plans.

"Lord Kassadin is a true god, so his actions are naturally different from those of others."

"But going directly to a weaker civilization to become a false god sounds like a really tempting approach."

Banner spoke up upon hearing this.

Because the grand stage of the universe is difficult to navigate, the feeling of being able to stand at the pinnacle directly in a remote and underdeveloped place is definitely tempting and intoxicating for many people.

"You can apply if you want; you're more than capable."

"Of course, my advice is not to do that, otherwise it's easy to lose sight of your true self."

Kyle noticed that Banner seemed somewhat interested as well, and spoke up.

Vanity is something that intelligent beings can never truly eliminate. If you feel that you have no vanity, it's just that it's hidden deep within your heart, and you just haven't realized it yet.

Because without comparison there is no harm, but as long as there is comparison, there will be a distinction between superior and inferior.

For example, you might be more capable but end up doing poorly on a big stage, while someone less capable than you might choose a less desirable place and thrive.

Although you may find such behavior somewhat disgraceful, something that is not respectable or something you would stoop to, this kind of thing, which may be called pride, dignity, or a bottom line, can actually be called vanity.

Of course, it is a good thing to be willing to abide by the bottom line. The test of the Void God Cult has very strict requirements on a person's bottom line.

Whether you're vain or not, or whether you feel good or not, the fact that others have lowered their guard means they've already started to enjoy themselves.

This is the essence of the universe having many false gods; since one can choose comfort, why choose a life of greater suffering?

My bottom line is that I can do it, but I choose not to.

You can be proud of your principles, and others may praise and admire you for your actions.

But this also means that you have to pay a price or a limitation for what you are proud of.

Throughout history, in any civilization, those with high moral standards often outperform those with low moral standards and no scruples.

"How could I possibly become a god of civilization? I can't bear such a heavy burden."

"Envy is one thing, but whether or not to do it is another matter entirely."

Upon hearing this, Banner quickly waved his hand and spoke.

He's currently worrying about the development of Earth alongside Tony and Steve, and he knows how tiring it is to take on responsibility.

He also knew that Thor and Loki were so exhausted from working for the Nine Realms that they couldn't possibly get away.

In Banner's mind, if he is to be respected, he must take on some responsibility.

Therefore, Banner felt that being a god in some planetary civilization was not as comfortable as his current life.

Lord Kassadin, the God of the Void, is one of the responsible gods, so he is usually extremely busy.

"It's good that you're aware of this, but don't speak too soon."

"In the future, the higher-ups of the Void God Cult will assign us some tasks or responsibilities."

"Perhaps I'll be able to experience what it feels like to be called a god."

Kyle knew Banner definitely wouldn't become a god, so he just said it casually. Now, seeing Banner's reaction was exactly what he expected, he smiled and said...

He knew that once the Void God Cult's territory expanded, they would inevitably have to shoulder some responsibilities.

To provide shelter to a territory or to maintain order.

This kind of rise is certainly not as free and uninhibited as those who voluntarily seek out certain planets to become gods.

But she won't do too badly, because Lacey is someone with a similar status.

The people of the Void call Lacey the Administrator, but in reality, her power and authority are no different from those of the gods of the Void.

She can directly manage many matters, but Lacey said that these were all assigned to Nicholas and Mrs. Butterfly, and she only needed to liaise with these two agents.

They can then follow this approach, needing to maintain order but not needing to be so busy.

"What do you want to be called, Hercules?"

Lacey glanced at Kyle upon hearing this and spoke.

"Haha~ Although I think this title is not bad, it would be even better if it could include the Void."

Kyle smiled and said that.

Currently, the Void Cult still has very few members who bear the name of the Void.

Even those responsible for farming and breeding on Void Planet 001 were called the Abundant Ones, without being referred to by the name of Void.