Chapter 820: Propelling the Moon

Chapter 820 -506: Propelling the Moon

In the end, it’s possible that buildings will cover the entire surface of the Moon, with only very narrow gaps between each structure.

Living conditions will also become difficult. Coupled with people from various countries living in a cramped area, maintaining order will require strict management and control.

Such a large human population residing on the Moon permanently isn’t a viable solution either.

Therefore,

according to information divulged by higher-ups, they are currently residing on the Moon temporarily.

Once all five billion people have migrated to the Moon, Wang Ye will blow up the entire Earth,

and then propel the Moon to a further planet.

This news left countless people stunned.

Blow up Earth, are you serious?

Wang Ye actually plans to blow up this life-bearing planet, where they have lived for innumerable years?

Just for those Sea Monsters in the ocean?

For some Sea Monsters that cannot even leave the ocean, is it worth such a big fuss?

If they were just temporarily avoiding danger on the Moon and planned to return to Earth once things calmed down, that would be understandable.

After all, they have lived on Earth for so many years and have developed feelings for it.

But now, being told that Earth will be blown up, some people have started to feel unwilling.

However, since it is Wang Ye who rescued them, they can only abide by Wang Ye’s rules despite their grievances.

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In the following half month, Wang Ye continuously collaborated with national high-level officials to transport the remaining humans from Earth to the Moon in batches.

The Starlink Transport Network almost daily sent pods, carrying people into the Cosmos.

The remaining population on Earth gradually decreased from the initial five billion to three billion, one billion, and then five hundred million.

Those remaining on Earth could even see with the naked eye at night the Moon’s surface gradually being erected with high-rise buildings.

Just like the original Earth, filled densely with man-made structures.

Looking through a lunar telescope, one would find that many people were already living peacefully on the Moon.

They exercised on the Moon, bought supplies, did laundry, cooked meals, and more.

Everything resembled normal life as it was on Earth.

But as Wang Ye proceeded with the final part of the immigration plan, he encountered resistance.

He found that somehow the news of his imminent plan to blow up Earth was gradually spreading across Earth. Many knew that Wang Ye, after migrating humanity to the Moon, would likely proceed to blow up Earth, the planet they lived on for so many years.

Originally, the few who protested against migrating to the Moon became more intense after hearing this news. They organized groups to march and demonstrate, just to oppose Wang Ye’s act of migrating all of humanity to the Moon.

They speculated that blowing up the planet might benefit Wang Ye, which is why he unscrupulously drove humanity away. They believed his choice did not benefit humanity at all. They guessed that with Wang Ye’s strength and humanity’s technological level, the disaster on Earth could have been resolved, but Wang Ye wanted to expel humanity this way, making it easier to blow up Earth.

As time passed, this narrative spread wider among human groups, and gradually, even the initially few resisters increased in number. The remaining humans on Earth divided into two factions: one supporting, believing in, and venerating Wang Ye, and the other cursing, hating, and despising Wang Ye.

The latter group called themselves the “Earth Protector.” They strongly opposed the immigration to the Moon, even refusing to migrate to the Moon, believing that as long as they stayed on Earth, Wang Ye wouldn’t dare to act.

Thus, when the migration plan reached its final phase, these people still clung to Earth like parasites, refusing to leave.

Wang Ye’s orders to persuade them by local governments had no effect.

This group seemed to be dead set on staying on Earth until its destruction.

Wang Ye had no choice but to give up on these people.

If they refused to follow orders, let them face the consequences of their disobedience.

After immigrating everyone except those self-proclaimed “Earth Protectors” to the Moon, Wang Ye directly closed the Starlink Transport Network channels.

At this time, the creatures in the ocean had evolved to a terrifying degree, and Wang Ye could sense that some creatures with higher intelligence had already emerged from the ocean.

And these intelligent beings sensed Wang Ye’s high-energy presence, always having a cautious attitude towards him, so for now, they did not set foot on land, waiting for Wang Ye to leave. Once that happened, they could dominate the remaining creatures and humans on land.

After Wang Ye took away the last willing immigrants, the highly intelligent Sea Monsters began to slowly crawl onto land, searching for the remaining creatures and humans.

As for those rebels, Wang Ye no longer planned to deal with them. The path they chose was their own, and every person has their own destiny.

After migrating five hundred million people to the Moon, it was clear that the Moon’s surface was densely populated with buildings, with a density comparable to some densely populated developed cities. And since they were still reconstructing human civilization, everyone was diligently doing their own work, completing transportation infrastructure like buses, subways, and roads within just half a month.