The Star River Era! The Dimensional Freedom Demon

The main universe of this book can be compared to that of "Super God Mechanic," and the dungeon worlds are similar to those of "Astral Apostles." However, the author got carried away later on and added quite a few personal settings, but it's fine to treat it as a new world.

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June 4, 12025 (Astrological Calendar)

Red Cloud Star!

"That's the gist of it."

"The immigration authorities have already issued the notice, and no one can change this outcome now."

"Go back and prepare well."

The burly headmaster touched his smooth forehead, looked at the handsome young man in front of him, and a hint of pity flashed in his eyes.

"I was...forced to immigrate?"

Having only recently awakened her past life memories, she hasn't had time to adjust yet.

The news, as shocking as a bolt from the blue, hit him right in the face.

For an ordinary student like Ji Chen, normal immigration isn't necessarily a bad thing.

The federal government has always been generous in its spending on immigration in order to absorb its vast territory.

Even a student like Ji Chen, whose grades are mediocre, can get into a good university by taking advantage of immigration benefits in the immigrant planet.

But that was during ordinary times.

For the past year, the entire federal news system has been reporting on the great victories the Federation has achieved in certain star systems and the thwarting of the conspiracy of a certain evil god.

Now, which normal federal citizen doesn't know this?

This migration is to fill the population gap on the newly occupied habitable planet.

The Human Federation has been in the interstellar age for tens of thousands of years, and the Federation is carrying out a frenzied interstellar expansion throughout the universe.

A new age of exploration has begun!

Countless alien civilizations clashed with the Federation.

But the Federation is too powerful. No matter what kind of alien civilization it is, no matter how powerful it is, it can only retreat in the face of the Federation.

However, newly conquered planets require manpower for development, which is also a consideration in order to reduce the living space of alien civilizations.

"This is a huge problem."

Ji Chen's heart was not excited by humanity's glory, but rather unusually somber.

Those are all grand narratives from the perspective of the Federation of Humanities, and have nothing to do with him, a mere pawn.

All he knew was that those immigration policies, while seemingly tempting and appealing, also harbored countless dangers.

While those alien civilizations were suffering repeated defeats on the main battlefield, there were still stubborn individuals in their former homelands who tried to cause trouble in the "enemy-occupied territory."

They lurk like venomous snakes, waging guerrilla warfare on the still undeveloped immigrant planet.

For this reason, the security situation on immigrant stars is incomparable to that of old federal stars, such as Red Cloud Star.

According to some rumors circulating on the dark web, the new immigrant planet offers virtually unlimited freedom, with lasers being used indiscriminately every day.

The loss rate of immigrants is almost one in ten.

The high level of danger is one thing.

The interstellar network of the new immigrant planet is still underdeveloped, making it almost impossible to connect with planets in the heart of the Federation, and many interstellar entertainment facilities are unavailable.

This was nothing short of a catastrophe for many Federation citizens who were used to interstellar surfing!

Being unable to connect to the internet is worse than killing them.

Building a successful interplanetary network there often requires a stable environment and decades of continuous resource investment.

In other words, even if Ji Chen manages to survive in a free environment, he will live the rest of his life in a "primitive society".

"I just arrived in this future world, I haven't even experienced anything yet, and you've already sent me back. Did I waste my time traveling here?"

Ji Chen couldn't sit still any longer and took a deep breath:

"Director, what do you think about this...?"

Before Ji Chen could finish speaking, the head of the teaching department banged on the table:

"This is a notice issued by the Immigration Bureau, backed by the Goddess of Dawn. It is an obligation that federal citizens must fulfill."

The dean of students, whose expression had suddenly become serious, softened, stood up, and patted Ji Chen on the shoulder:

"Your teacher knows you're an orphan, but don't worry, the school will definitely fight for all the benefits you're entitled to!"

"Once you're on the spaceship, your gene enhancement serum will be delivered, and the Federation will support you until you reach the second star level."

"Upon arrival on the immigrant planet, a detached villa will be automatically registered under your name, and equipped with level three robots as guards."

"These are nothing compared to what you'll get. You'll even have the opportunity to study at a superpower academy, and you might just become a superhuman in the future."

"How about that? Other classmates with families get to share the profits and benefits with their families, but you get all the benefits on your own."

Ji Chen was moved when he heard these conditions.

"Director...you've arranged everything so perfectly..."

It was as if they had him completely under their thumb.

"You can't escape immigration, as for the rest..."

"For federal citizens, besides entertainment, isn't superpowers all that matters? Although going to the immigrant planet means losing the conveniences of modern life, it also offers the hope of pursuing superpowers."

"You're young, what's wrong with going out and exploring? The Federation offers so many opportunities, you have to seize them."

The head of the teaching department was a master of rhetoric; in just a few words, he portrayed immigration as a wonderful thing.

However, the more benefits the federal government and the school offered, the more uncertain Ji Chen felt.

All he knew was that there's no such thing as a free lunch.

Better welfare benefits actually indicate the danger of immigrant stars.

But judging from the dean's attitude, the higher-ups are determined to tie him to the immigrant spaceship.

Although he was no match for the powerful, he wasn't going to give up. After accepting his fate as an immigrant, he argued his case and tried to get more benefits from the head of education.

Half an hour later, the parched head of student affairs waved his hand dismissively:

"Alright, that's enough for now. Take a good rest these next few days. Once you're on the spaceship, you won't have such a good opportunity again."

Seeing Ji Chen close the door and leave, the head of the teaching department revealed a complex expression.

"You're a smart person, but unfortunately, the Federation needs orphans like you to fill the vacancies on immigrant planets. It's not something we can control."

The head of student affairs leaned back in his chair, pointing to the armrest with his finger. "And, his talent is also a bit lacking."

"Next!"

After going out.

Ji Chen noticed that there were some classmates of similar age waiting in line in the corridor.

His expression changed slightly. It was just a high school, yet so many people had been infected. The situation on the immigrant planet was not optimistic.

Before these people could ask about the content of the office conversation, Ji Chen sighed and left.

He just celebrated his 18th birthday yesterday, and today he received this terrible news.

Ji Chen didn't know if it was because the heavens disliked him and didn't want him to enjoy comfort and ease, but instead liked to push him into a pit of fire.

Before, when I saw news reports, I thought immigration was something far removed from my own life.

The scope of the forced migration includes all inhabited planets in the Canglan Star Region, including Hongyun Star.

Such a vast area has a resident population of trillions.

With so many people, spread across each planet, the probability of being selected is smaller than winning the lottery, so who would care?

However, novels still need to adhere to logic, while reality does not.

The odds were minuscule, but Ji Chen actually ran into it. Who could he complain to?

Return home.

Ji Chen pounced hard on the soft bed.

After being flicked twice and flipped over, Ji Chen rested his head on his arm, pondering ways to improve his strength.

Genetic mutation, superpower awakening...

(P.S.: The pacing of this book is as follows: the main world is more relaxed with more slice-of-life scenes, while the dungeon world is more combat-oriented and fast-paced, allowing for a smooth, fast-paced experience.)