Chapter 130

And its overall temperature had reached a terrifying value.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

In an instant.

The entire universe was so quiet that one could only hear the sound of this "heart" beating.

It beat a full 36,000 times.

At the 36,000th beat.

A very spectacular and shocking scene occurred.

"Boom!"

Because of the immense pressure, this giant planet finally burst.

Terrifying energy poured out.

The planet shattered into pieces.

At a terrifying speed, they rushed toward the edge of the universe.

These fragmented parts were of various sizes.

At the same time.

Because of the planet's explosion, countless gases escaped from within it.

Under the influence of gravity, they gathered into a mass.

And rushed toward the distance.

These gas clouds were exactly the nebulae!

As for the other fragmented parts.

Because they had broken away from the giant planet, they began to cool rapidly during their flight.

In their rapid movement, they were pulled by gravity...

From their initial miscellaneous shapes, they were reshaped one after another into relatively complete spheres!

The smaller ones.

Turned into meteorites, drifting in space.

The larger ones.

Became planets, and after fleeing to a certain distance, they were pulled by the gravity of the universe's center and began to orbit.

Qin Mu stood on the Thirty-Three Layers.

Witnessing the final scene of the star-creation movement from beginning to end.

He couldn't help but swallow his saliva.

It had to be said.

This scene was incomparably spectacular.

After the yolk-like sphere reached the critical point.

The sky full of stars was born from this!

This was also the miraculous aspect of the technological universe.

Planets, nebulae, meteorites, cosmic dust, gases, etc., all completely formed during this star-creation movement!

He didn't know how much time had passed.

The explosion ended.

And those escaping celestial bodies also stopped their movement, captured by the gravity of the universe's center.

At fixed positions, they began to orbit.

"The yolk-like sphere beat 36,000 times, and then burst into 36,000 celestial bodies..."

Qin Mu's consciousness enveloped the entire world.

He instantly counted the number of these celestial bodies.

Among them, the most numerous were meteorites.

They were of various sizes, scattered throughout the universe.

Occasionally, they would break their original orbital paths, streaking across the starry sky to form meteors.

The number of planets was smaller, only a few dozen.

Most had a diameter of 9,000 kilometers, slightly smaller than the Earth in his previous life.

Standing from a bird's-eye view.

The distribution of these planetary bodies looked exactly like sand scattered in the Milky Way.

"This is the first galaxy I have evolved; let's call it... the Milky Way."

Qin Mu looked at the galaxy before him, the corners of his mouth curling up.

The current universe had reached a diameter of 2 million kilometers.

And the edges were still constantly expanding.

In the future.

He would still need to expand many more galaxies to construct a true universe.

But no matter how he expanded...

The Milky Way would always be the first galaxy distributed near the center of the universe!

He would also carry out the next step of evolving life and cultivating civilization within this galaxy!

It was just that...

Qin Mu looked at the many celestial bodies of the Milky Way again.

He soon discovered a key problem.

"Lacking stars."

Evolving life can never be separated from light.

During the massive star-creation movement just now, stars were not generated.

In fact.

Before he transmigrated.

The stars in the original universe were not generated during the star-creation movement either.

The star-creation movement only generated planets, nebulae, interstellar matter, gases, and dust.

And the birth of stars...

Still required a series of complex processes.

But Qin Mu could not wait that long.

He took a deep breath and said in a deep voice, "System, start the simulation deduction function, deduce the birth of stars!"

The system responded quickly.

Light began to flicker. ===== CHAPTER 132 =====