Chapter 1375

Earth: "Half of humanity's tragedies stem from rules that lead to people devouring each other; the other half from natural disasters. Human suffering boils down to four words—natural calamity and human misfortune."

Su Xiao: "It feels so cruel. Let's talk about something happier."

Xiao Mai: "Right. If we keep going, I'll get stuck in a mental rut."

Bai Zhi: "So, how's Earth back on Earth? Has it started its journey yet?"

Earth: "So this is what you call a happy topic~?"

Bai Zhi: "No, I just wanted to change the subject—I never said this was happy!"

Earth: "Not yet! Sigh, I'm truly tragic, dealing with something like this."

Xiao Mai: "Actually, it's a minor issue. It's just the Sun expanding. There are plenty in the group who can tame the Sun."

Su Xiao: "True. Even if not, just find another star in the universe and swap it in!"

Kano Natsuno: "It feels like you're talking about swapping the Sun like a lightbulb!"

Ye Hei: "Exactly. Twist off the old Sun, install the new one—the process is the same."

Kano Natsuno: "Immortals really are immortal. Can I do this too someday?"

Ye Hei: "Of course. Wait—you haven't eaten the Peaches of Immortality yet? The Dao Lord created so many. If you'd eaten one, becoming immortal would've been easy."

Kano Natsuno: "I thought I'd cultivate a bit longer, solidify my foundation first."

Su Xiao: "No need. Taixuan already considered this. The Peaches of Immortality will greatly benefit you—after eating them, your foundation will be rock-solid."

Kano Natsuno: "Really? I overthought it. Thanks for the reminder, everyone."

Earth: "Hey, weren't we talking about swapping the Sun? Who's willing to help? I checked the group currency—it's points, right? I'll have all Earthlings grow spiritual herbs to earn points. I won't ask anyone to help for free."

Ye Hei: "No need. As Emperor of Heaven, helping Earth is no trouble at all."

Su Xiao: "Wow! Ye the Heavenly Emperor is going to act!"

Xiao Mai: "If Ye the Heavenly Emperor doesn't act soon, he'll rust. Haha, the original story still needed to suppress dark chaos—but now there's nothing to fight, absolutely nothing."

Ye Hei: "Not necessary. I think being an Emperor by slacking off is fine. Nine lives, one death—who wants to experience that?"

Earth: "Wow, being Earth really is great. Just find an Earthling, and any absurd problem gets solved. Haha… looks like I, Earth Mother, still have serious clout."

Ye Hei: "Should you notify the Earthlings first?"

Earth: "Do I still need to notify them?"

Su Xiao: "Swapping the Sun's bound to cause a big commotion, right?"

Ye Hei: "Su Xiao, are you doubting me? Swapping the Sun has no commotion at all. My point is: since the Sun's been replaced, Earth no longer needs to wander. Have Earth inform humanity not to panic or imagine things."

Earth: "Is that so? True—if the Sun suddenly changed, humans would surely go wild. Then I'll notify them myself."

Lian Nishang: "I checked—it's the ground beneath our feet?"

Li Yingqiong: "The mountains and rivers beneath our feet? That's terrifying!"

Su Xiao: "Let me show you the Earth captured by the space station—you'll understand better. 【Video】"

Li Yingqiong: "So the ground beneath our feet is round?"

Lian Nishang: "So this is what my world looks like? Humans centuries later are incredible—they've already observed the world's true form."

Su Xiao: "No, this is just Earth. The world is far larger. Compared to the universe, Earth might not even be a speck of dust."

Earth: "Hey, I'm still here!"

Xiao Mai: "But it's true."

Earth: "I'm heartbroken. I'll work harder to grow."

Hu Yifei: "Don't you dare. If you grow any more, humans will be crushed into paste by gravity!"

Kano Natsuno: "Earthlings tremble in fear."

Wandering World.

The land lay desolate; only a few machines still operated, no living beings visible on the surface.

At this time, the surface temperature was minus eighty degrees.

This temperature was nearly equivalent to Earth's pre-mutation North and South Poles—few lifeforms could survive such conditions.

Earth resembled a frozen hell.

Humanity had long moved underground, living a life of constant uncertainty.

Suddenly, a light screen rose—everyone, whether in orbital stations or underground, could see its presence.

"Who is it?"

"At a time like this, who wastes resources on something like this?"

"Can human technology even achieve this?"

Someone cried out in anger.

At this time, energy was more valuable than human lives—yet someone wasted it on something meaningless.

Others doubted.

Because human technology clearly could not accomplish what was before them.

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