My Mysterious Left Hand

Chapter 74 An Uninhabited Planet

That's right, planetary debris.

From this vantage point, one can already see that numerous broken tectonic plates form a massive planet riddled with cracks.

Those cracks were enormous, some stretching for tens of thousands of miles.

The size of the planet beneath our feet is also terrifying; it's definitely millions of miles in diameter, almost comparable to the Sun in Earth's universe.

"How did such a massive planet shatter?"

Li Chen was utterly shocked: "It couldn't have been shattered, could it? Who has such power to destroy such a super planet?"

Could it be that once a cultivator becomes powerful enough, they can shatter such a super planet?

He felt that he had underestimated the potential of the cultivation system in this wild world.

This planet is too complicated. It seems I should find an uninhabited planet in outer space to settle down.

This discovery further solidified his idea of ​​building his home in a different location.

So he continued to move towards outer space.

Since he knows the coordinates of the Pioneer Star, even if he gets lost in outer space, he can simply use the Space-Time Teleportation Technique to return directly.

Finally, after moving upwards for hundreds of thousands of miles, he completely left the atmosphere of the planet below and arrived in outer space.

This atmosphere is incredibly thick.

Li Chen sighed as he sensed his own condition.

The temperature here was almost absolute zero, but his physical body was too strong, so he only felt a little cold and didn't feel too uncomfortable.

His incredibly powerful physique allows him to go for extended periods without breathing.

"This will take a very long time," probably several years.

In addition, he is now able to fly, so there is no need to worry about freefall.

Therefore, he is now able to survive in space.

The universe is too vast. Even if we were to move slowly, taking only a few hundred miles at a time, who knows how long it would take? How about we try a great teleportation? I shouldn't be so unlucky as to stumble directly into a cosmic catastrophe.

Li Chen hesitated slightly, then immediately used the Space-Time Shift, his body enveloped in mist.

A slight dizziness occurred, and the surrounding starry sky environment changed accordingly.

As the fog dissipated, a yellowish-brown planet came into view.

What a coincidence? This planet seems pretty good.

Li Chen looked at the planet in front of him with surprise.

In his estimation, the diameter of that planet was around 300,000 miles, much larger than Earth, but much smaller than the planet where the wild forest was located.

Such a planet, while unlikely to harbor life, doesn't really matter to me.

This time he calculated the direction correctly and once again performed the Great Shift.

Because the distance was too great, he could not accurately estimate the distance and could only continue to travel at a speed of 10,000 li at a time.

Finally, after teleporting over a hundred times in one go, he successfully arrived outside the planet's atmosphere.

Upon arriving here, he discovered that the planet was larger than he had previously estimated, with a diameter of approximately 500,000 miles.

On the other side of the planet, a blue star emitted a blinding light, so bright that even he felt a stinging pain in his eyes when looking directly at it.

As for the planet below—well, that's a complicated story.

Previously, from a distance, the planet could only be seen as yellowish-brown.

However, upon arriving here, they discovered that the atmosphere was entirely formed by terrifying typhoon vortices.

"Well, since I'm already here, turning around and leaving isn't my style. Anyway, with my abilities, if I'm really willing to spend the time, I might be able to transform a suitable area for living."

Think about it: transforming a planet that was originally uninhabitable into a habitable one in the vast starry sky is an achievement in itself.

With that thought in mind, Li Chen took a step forward and entered the atmosphere of this planet.

"Whoosh! Boom!"

As soon as I entered, I heard a terrifying howling wind.

There's air? Great!

The sound made Li Chen unable to help but show a look of joy.

Although there is no oxygen, as long as there is air, that is enough.

Oxygen can be produced artificially.

The closer to land, the bigger the storm.

High in the sky, there were even huge boulders, hundreds of meters long, shooting out.

The existence of countless regions, much like the asteroid belt, makes it extremely difficult for anyone to even enter the interior of this planet.

However, for Li Chen, who possesses the ability to teleport, it was not a difficult task.

Finally, after a few more minutes, he successfully reached the planet's surface.

"Whoosh whoosh—"

The wind on the ground is also very strong.

Here, the wind howls fiercely, sand and stones fly everywhere, and the terrifying gale can blow huge boulders weighing tens of thousands of kilograms into the sky, which is truly terrifying.

A protective aura several meters thick appeared around Li Chen's body, blocking all the soil and rocks that were blown towards him.

"This environment is truly terrible, there's toxic gas everywhere—"

His field of vision was hazy and gray; even with his eyesight, he couldn't see very far.

It's not a matter of light. Although the planet's surface is almost in a state of night because sunlight can't get in, he can easily see through the darkness.

What truly obstructed his vision was the ubiquitous sandstorm.

Li Chen covered a hundred miles in a single step, moving swiftly across the surface of the planet in an attempt to find life.

Although he didn't believe that life could exist on such a planet, and his purpose wasn't to search for life, he still needed to rule out some possibilities to avoid any accidents when he left.

As expected, he spent more than two days using teleportation to travel to almost all areas of the planet, but did not sense any signs of life.

Wherever it passed, only sandstorms, overwhelming poisonous gases, and typhoons followed.

"No life—then this planet belongs to me, Li Chen!"

Instead of being disappointed, Li Chen smiled and said: "It's time to find a place to renovate it."

But how should we begin?

Li Chen pondered for a moment, then suddenly formed a hand seal, unleashing a massive anti-air rune.

"Buzz—"

A rune shot into the sky and disappeared into the typhoon.

The next moment, the entire sky seemed to freeze.

Immediately afterwards, countless stones and rocks fell like rain.

Although the strong winds continued, an inexplicable force prevented them from keeping the soil and rocks suspended in the air.

I never imagined that this anti-flight rune would also have the function of clearing floating soil and rocks from the atmosphere.

Li Chen smiled slightly and continued to shoot anti-air runes into the sky.

"Buzzing..."

One by one, anti-flight runes disappeared into the clouds, and then the floating soil and rocks in an increasingly larger area fell.

These runes that he shot into the sky would merge into the void and persist for a very long time.

While the rune effect is active, no one or nothing except himself will be able to float, unless there is a being whose strength surpasses his.

Therefore, with this anti-air rune, he can even suppress typhoons to a certain extent, making them less violent.

"Bang bang bang————"

"Splash!!"

Large amounts of soil and rocks fell from the sky, gradually piling up to form mountain peaks.

Some areas that were not filled with soil and rocks gradually turned into canyons.

Li Chen took one step at a time, each step sending out a rune into the sky.

Wherever he went, a rain of dust and stones would fall behind him.

Finally, after sweeping away the entire area in one go, he stopped and looked around from a small hill. Because the typhoon was still incredibly thick overhead, blocking out the sun, the ground was still in a state of night.

But Li Chen wasn't in a hurry; this was just the beginning.

He needs to first select the areas that need to be renovated.