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“Hill Chief, everyone, we’ll be leaving now. We’ll come back once everything is done. The updates are so fast,” Sima Chuan said as he bid farewell to the people of the Andi Tribe at the outskirts.
“In that case, you’re always welcome to come back!” The Hill Chief’s attitude towards Sima Chuan had turned into admiration.
Mina jumped out beside the Hill Chief, “Remember to come back! If you don’t, I’ll break your ‘legs’ when I find you.”
“Heh heh!” Sima Chuan responded with a wry smile.
“Sima Chuan, don’t mind her. I don’t know how she became like this, so please forgive her,” the Hill Chief said, but he had already come to understand Sima Chuan and knew he wouldn’t take it to heart, so he just laughed it off.
Although the Hill Chief didn’t know how Mina had changed, Sima Chuan remembered very clearly. At that time, Luo Mengqi had initially ignored Sima Chuan, probably reflecting on their previous discussion about polygamy. Later, Luo Mengqi suddenly came to a realization: what did it matter if it was polygamy or polyandry, as long as two people could be together happily? Once she figured it out, she began to instill ideas into Mina, starting with the notion that she shouldn’t always cater to Sima Chuan and should adopt a more assertive personality, prioritizing her role as a wife. Thus, Mina began consulting Luo Mengqi, and she didn’t disappoint; she already had a wild side, and with Luo Mengqi’s guidance, she quickly transformed into a fierce woman, surpassing even Luo Mengqi.
When Sima Chuan asked Mina, “Can you revert to your old personality?” Mina shot back with a question of her own: “Why?” Sima Chuan replied, “I still prefer your old personality.” To which Mina responded, “It seems Sister Luo Mengqi was right; you really have changed.” Just as Sima Chuan was about to argue back, Mina said, “Hmm, I definitely need to consult Sister Mengqi again,” and without waiting for Sima Chuan’s response, she turned and ran off.
Sima Chuan sighed repeatedly. In contrast, Luo Mengqi felt quite pleased with herself, thinking about how she had also influenced Shang Qiong back on Earth.
“Heh heh, well then, we’ll be off,” Sima Chuan said as the Noel Battleship began to materialize before him. He stepped directly onto the battleship.
The tribespeople who came to see them off were somewhat familiar with the battleship and were not overly surprised; however, those seeing it for the first time were utterly astonished.
After entering the Noel Battleship, Sima Chuan heard Mina’s voice: “Sima Chuan, why are you running so fast? Are you trying to die?”
“Hahaha…” Luo Mengqi burst into laughter as she joined Sima Chuan on board.
"Chuan, it seems like you're going to have a tough time ahead," Qiong teased.
"Ah." Sima Chuan sighed. Qiong was becoming increasingly adept at understanding human emotions. If Qiong was already like this, then Yiling would surely be even more mischievous. "Hey, Sima Chuan, isn't our big sister amazing?"
"Yeah, she's really impressive!" Sima Chuan exclaimed. However, he quickly changed the subject and asked the Noel Battleship, "When will we arrive at DR-5?"
"We can reach DR-5 in two hours."
"Truly worthy of being the strongest battleship in DR-5; your speed must surpass that of the best battleships by several times," Sima Chuan said with a smile.
After two hours, they arrived at DR-5.
DR-5, also known as Kovok Planet, is a technologically advanced nation. According to Star History, in the beginning, the entire planet was quite 'chaotic,' but its development was relatively rapid. Later on, various factions began to merge for their own interests, leading to an unprecedented acceleration in technological advancement. The method of recording time on Kovok Planet began during this period of gradual integration and rapid technological growth.
In the ninth year of Kovok Star, due to some ambitious capitalists seeking greater profits, chaos began to emerge on the planet. This chaos persisted and intensified over time. By the ninety-fifth year of Kovok Star, some individuals started rallying forces to quell the chaos but failed miserably.
This failure only exacerbated the already chaotic situation, which escalated into outright riots. Despite this, there were still some who persisted in trying to change the chaotic landscape. Ultimately, in the fifth year of Kovok Star, under Sardana's leadership, after four years of effort transitioning from an old star era to a new one, they finally managed to quell the chaos completely.
Initially, Sardana advocated for unifying the entire planet but faced opposition at every turn; of course, there were supporters as well. After a series of upheavals, he successfully unified Kovok Star in the fifth year. Although it was the will of the people of Kovok Star to rename it Sardana Planet, when Sardana became the first Star Master, he declared: "This planet does not belong to any one person; it belongs to everyone. I do not wish for its name to be tainted by anything else. My suggestion is to use characters or numbers to represent us and our planet."
In truth, naming was not Sardana's strong suit; despite his wisdom, he found it tedious and preferred a more casual approach or leaving it to others. Thus, Kovok Star was casually renamed DR-5.
When Sima Chuan first learned about this part of Star History, he couldn't help but laugh. He never expected that the name DR-5 came about in such a way; he had thought there would be some special meaning behind it.
In order to better integrate into this planet, which was completely different from Earth, Sima Chuan, Luo Mengqi, and Yiling spent these two hours directly receiving all information about Planet DR-5 with their minds. This included the most basic language, customs, some very important people, events, and a plethora of useful and useless information.
As Sima Chuan absorbed the language and characters, he felt an incredibly familiar sensation, as if he had returned to his mother's embrace, which puzzled him greatly. A thought formed in his mind: he was an orphan, his parents had already passed away. However, aside from normal death, with Earth's level of technology, there were no diseases that could cause death without a solution. Even severe injuries could be treated. So why did others insist that he was an orphan whose parents died in an accident when such accidents were nearly nonexistent today?
Sima Chuan had never doubted this until he experienced so many things that made him begin to question whether he was truly an Earthling or if he had simply been sent to Earth. The more he thought about it, the more plausible it seemed; many things began to make sense.
"Forget it, I won't think about it for now. I should take some time to understand this planet better and see if I can make any discoveries," Sima Chuan murmured as he rubbed his forehead.
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