If every star in the universe except the Sun were destroyed, would we die?

If every star and planetary system and blackhole"”all mass (not sure whether to include dark matter or not) except what directly makes up our solar system"”in the Universe except the Sun were wiped from existence (not explosively destroyed) would the existence of life on Earth be immediately (~within a few years of us noticing they'd disappeared) threatened?

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If every star in the universe except the Sun were destroyed, would we die?

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