Chapter 310 Honey, Do You Want a Loan?

The first message transmitted was a welcome message.

"Welcome to join the Galaxy Social Intelligent Life Alliance!

This alliance is committed to creating a safe and suitable development environment for every social intelligent civilization, and is committed to peace and friendship between civilizations, communication and cooperation, and eliminating misunderstandings.

Your joining has lit up a brilliant light of civilization in this dark galaxy. On behalf of all alliance members, I warmly welcome your joining!"

The ruling committee members were silent and did not make any comments on this message.

The welcome message gradually disappeared on the display screen, and a huge interface that filled the entire screen appeared instead.

The text on it has been translated into human text like the first message. So Han Yang saw that this seemed to be an organization setting interface.

The top layer is a line of large characters of the Galaxy Social Intelligent Life Alliance, and below it are the Galactic Center, the Second District, the Third District, the Ninth District, and the last Silver Halo District, a total of eleven districts.

In each district, there are many secondary division units, such as the Naxos Star Region, the Sky Star Region, the Pegasus Star Region, and so on.

In the fifth area, Han Yang saw the name of Yuanshan Star Region.

Under each star region, there are many more specific names. At a glance, Han Yang found that there are tens of thousands of names. And... each name seems to represent a civilization!

Could it be that there are tens of thousands of civilizations that have reached level three or above in this galaxy? There are so many? And so many civilizations have been communicating with each other through this communication network for an unknown amount of time in the past. I don’t know how much information has been transmitted, but human civilization has never known about it?

And if there are so many civilizations at level three or above, then how many civilizations at level two or even level one will there be?

How could the small galaxy be so prosperous?

After a slight pause, Han Yang realized that he had some misunderstandings.

Not every one of those names represents a civilization, but only an organization.

For example, the External Liaison Department of XX Civilization, the Business Center of XX Civilization, the Marketing Department of XX Company, the External Liaison Department of XX Bank, and so on.

After a rough count, Han Yang found that the total number of civilizations at level three or above in the Silver Alliance was actually only more than 4,000.

Most of them were level three civilizations, with more than 800 level four civilizations, about 100 level five civilizations, and five level six civilizations.

There were no higher civilizations.

However, a total of more than 4,000 level three or above civilizations was also amazing. This means that the number of level one and level two civilizations in the Milky Way is at least ten times this number. The number of life planets that have not given birth to intelligent life may be even greater.

Before he recovered from the shock, Han Yang saw a large amount of information pouring over the icon representing the message.

"Dear human civilization, hello, we are the blue civilization. First of all, welcome your civilization to join us. Your joining will surely add a touch of brilliance to the alliance.

Our blue civilization is a friendly civilization with a long history. In the long-term development, we have finally developed to the fourth-level civilization stage through our own efforts and the protection of the alliance.

We have a very deep understanding of the difficulties of low-level civilization development. Therefore, we are also very happy to provide some help to the low-level civilizations that have just joined the alliance.

If your civilization needs it, we are happy to provide you with a loan to help your civilization get through the primary stage as soon as possible. The interest rate can be as low as possible for you. We are very eager to cooperate with such an excellent civilization as you."

The sender of the message is an account called "Blue Civilization Foreign Cooperation Department".

The ruling committee members looked at each other.

Loan? Human currency or the currency of your blue civilization? What can you buy?

The most critical question is, in the Silver Alliance, can different civilizations also borrow money?

After whispering, the ruling committee members unanimously decided not to reply for the time being.

The second message was opened.

"Warmly welcome human civilization to join! Your joining has once again injected fresh blood into the alliance!

Hello, we are the Pegasus Star Region United Bank. Our bank was jointly funded by five civilizations in the Pegasus Star Region, including two fourth-level civilizations, and is very powerful.

Our bank is committed to helping low-level civilizations develop and providing a series of financial support programs for low-level civilizations.

We are happy to provide you with a low-interest long-term loan of 100 million silver coins. If you need it, we can also sell you complete sets and individual industrial facilities of various technological levels at a very favorable price. If you want to become a fourth-level civilization as soon as possible, we can also sell you the full set of theoretical data and derivation process of the Theory of Everything."

Silver coins? Industrial facilities of various technological levels? The full set of data of the Theory of Everything?

Han Yang was shocked.

What is this?

Looking at the third message, it is still a message to promote loans as expected. The fourth message directly brought a list of goods, which included a complete set of protium fusion devices and technology rated at level 3.3, fluidless engine technology rated at level 3.4, energy cannon technology rated at level 3.3, and so on. The prices ranged from 100,000 silver coins to 10 million silver coins.

At the end, the information on loans was attached, claiming that a low-interest loan of up to 200 million silver coins could be provided. If a loan was taken from here, a 5% discount on the price of the aforementioned goods could be given.

The following information was all similar, with hundreds of them, all either about loans or selling goods, which opened Han Yang's eyes.

The most outrageous piece of information came from a level 5 civilization that called itself the Luotu civilization. This civilization claimed that it could sell all the technological data from level 3 to level 5 civilizations, and could escort humans all the way to level 5 civilization, and the price was extremely favorable. The price only required human civilization to accept the garrison of the Luotu civilization and sign an agreement to join the Luotu civilization.

For a while, Han Yang thought that he had not joined the Silver Alliance, but had come to the mall.

After studying in front of the communication terminal for a few days, the ruling committee members finally figured out some things.

The universal currency in the Milky Way is silver coins. Of course, this is not a currency made of silver, but an abbreviation for the "Universal Currency of the Milky Way Social Intelligent Life Alliance".

The currency is jointly issued by the founders of the Silver Alliance, the five major level-six civilizations, with the technology and strength of the level-six civilization as credit endorsement.

These five level-six civilizations also provide goods or services to the entire alliance, and these goods or services are uniformly priced in silver coins.

As long as there are enough silver coins, even a small level-three civilization can ask a level-six civilization to serve them.

For example, to move a star with the mass of the sun 100 light years, a level-six civilization charges 100 million silver coins.

Using the technology of a level-six civilization to fully transform the ecological environment of a planet, it costs 100 million silver coins.

Using the technology of a level-six civilization, a customized genetic modification is performed for a certain intelligent life, giving it a longer life and a smarter brain, and it costs 1 million silver coins.

Among them, 995,000 silver coins are customization and R&D costs, and only 5,000 silver coins are labor costs and material costs.

As long as there are enough silver coins, a civilization can get almost everything it wants in the Milky Way.

There are also many channels to obtain silver coins.

For example, the Silver Alliance will issue many tasks in the name of the alliance, such as exploring unknown star fields and destroying certain strange life forms. There are also many secondary alliances or civilizations that will issue their own tasks, such as certain interstellar projects that require certain resources and materials.

Some civilizations may also issue tasks when they encounter disasters that they cannot resist, and use silver coins as rewards to introduce external forces to help them solve them.

More common is to sell technological creations or technological achievements within their own civilization, as well as technological data, or provide loans and collect interest through financial means, invest in certain huge interstellar projects, and operate certain cross-civilization companies.

Yes. In the Silver Alliance, the sale of technological data is extremely common, and almost every civilization has similar businesses.

Han Yang saw that except for the "unified force" theory that determines whether a civilization can be promoted to a third-level civilization, no civilization is selling it - after all, those who can truly join the Silver Alliance are all third-level civilizations, and they have already mastered this set of theories, and no one will buy it.

The theory of everything that determines whether a civilization becomes a fourth-level civilization, and the theory of "dark force" that determines whether a civilization becomes a fifth-level civilization, many civilizations are selling it.

This kind of theory that determines the level of civilization is being sold, not to mention smaller scientific and technological data, such as some engineering technology, electronic technology, etc.

"Shouldn't every civilization regard this level of scientific and technological data as a treasure and strictly seal it and never spread it? After all, this is important data that determines what level a civilization is at? Why are these civilizations selling it one by one?"

Han Yang was a little confused at first. But the next moment, he immediately understood.

Just like he supported the theory of unified force to the three major civilizations in the solar star field, helping them to become a third-level civilization, but to a great extent destroyed their technological development potential and made them completely under his control, it is very likely that these civilizations that sell key scientific data are also thinking the same thing!

Even in this way, they are destroying the technological development potential of potential competitors.

A civilization that relies on buying data to advance to level 4 and a civilization that relies on itself to develop to level 4, their comprehensive strength and development potential are obviously not the same.

Even, the former has no chance to catch up with the latter!

And, for the former, just like me at this moment, facing the key scientific data and the theory of everything that I had always dreamed of and didn't know how long it would take to develop, can I resist the temptation?

Even if I know that this is a trap with extremely dangerous hidden dangers, how many civilizations can stick to their original intentions?

In this way, the first-developed civilization not only earns a lot of silver coins by selling data, but also solves potential competitors and reduces the competition they may encounter.

Now there are nearly a thousand level 4 and level 5 civilizations in the Silver Alliance, and I don't know how many of them have been promoted by buying data.

But...

Han Yang suddenly realized something very important.

This way of achieving civilization promotion by buying data is extremely harmful to ordinary civilizations, and may even lead to a complete loss of potential.

But, for me, it seems that there is no harm! (End of this chapter)