The Star River Era! The Dimensional Freedom Demon

Without hesitation, Ji Chen directly chose the Sky Chaser Monarch, which was the top recommendation.

He has apostles and human beings as resources for his vitality, so it is not difficult for him to improve.

However, the enhanced spatial perception and increased affinity for wind attribute energy that come with the Sky Chaser Monarch Gene Potion are truly rare and hard to come by.

Especially spatial awareness enhancement. As the saying goes, in low-level games, time is king and space is king. Anything that can improve spatial awareness is absolutely precious.

Should not be missed.

After he made his decision, a flash of silver light appeared before his eyes, and the cabin floor bulged up in front of him, with a gray box quietly placed on it.

The gene-generating agent is inside.

Ji Chen opened it, checked it, and after confirming that there were no problems, he put it aside.

He believed that his talent and potential were no less than any of the Federation's prodigies, and if he were to choose the martial arts system, he would want to start with the purest and most refined martial arts foundation.

Feeling that he had nothing to do today, Ji Chen devoted all his attention to the anti-Qing world and accelerated his martial arts training.

Ten days passed, and the starship gradually accelerated, reaching a critical point at a certain moment, successfully entering the folded space and performing a spatial jump.

The Red Cloud Star is 7 light-years away from Capricorn Star, but the starship only took thirteen days to reach the Heng system near Capricorn Star.

Space jumps cannot precisely transmit point-to-point, so this immigrant starship can only travel to an open area not far from Capricorn and travel at a constant speed close to the speed of light.

Upon arriving here, Ji Chen was called to the observation deck by Zhang Hai and Zhou Yun to admire the cosmic scenery of this unfamiliar star field.

The observation deck was crowded. It has transparent glass, and entering it feels like being in the universe.

"Wow, the Federation and the alien races are fighting fiercely here. Look at that desolate planet, it's been split in two."

Someone exclaimed in surprise.

Ji Chen looked in that direction and saw a yellowish-brown planet with a wrinkled surface, like clay that a child had casually sculpted.

The planet was split in two and then collided repeatedly under the influence of gravity, grinding against each other.

"This must have been done by a seven-star superhuman, otherwise it wouldn't have turned out like this."

"Brother, you're wrong. When a Seven-Star Superhuman makes a move, he leaves behind a powerful aura. Just one glance at it will make our eyes hurt unbearably."

"That's right, just a powerful six-star superhuman. Sigh... Damn, when will I ever be that powerful?"

"Dream on. Let's not even talk about the entire Federation. Just look at the Canglan Star Region. Are there five thousand six-star superhumans? Those are all big shots who can be planet guardians."

. . . . . .

These old guys are just different; they always manage to say the things Ji Chen wants to hear.

"Can a six-star superhuman really destroy a planet?"

Seemingly having heard Ji Chen's words, Zhang Hai, with a cigarette dangling from his lips, smirked and said:

"They can only bomb these barren planets. Every life-bearing planet has its own 'thickness,' and even the pillars of the Federation don't dare to bomb them easily."

【thickness】!

Ji Chen accurately grasped the key words. He stepped forward to hand Zhang Hai a lighter and asked:

"Brother Zhang Hai, is there any explanation for this?"

"Hiss... I'm not too sure either, but when the Goddess of Dawn descended upon the heartland of the Delos civilization and annihilated the Heng star system, she was said to suffer a great backlash, and the speed of the interstellar network dropped by a level in those years."

"Anyway, we can't easily attack planets with primitive life forms; we have to protect them properly. That's one of the reasons why we came to Capricorn to build things up right after we finished dealing with the alien races."

Ji Chen seemed to understand, but not quite.

Several hours later, Ji Chen saw scattered asteroid belts and starship wreckage drifting in space.

Seeing this, Ji Chen's heart clenched, realizing that this was no longer the safe Red Cloud Star, but territory that had just been occupied by an alien civilization.

There's always the possibility of powerful alien beings appearing here.

The crowd on the observation deck quieted down for a moment.

Compared to the vast universe, humanity, especially when it comes to individuals, is far too fragile.

Fortunately, the thing everyone feared did not happen, and they arrived at Capricorn safely.

It was a purplish-red planet. From a distance, it appeared that one-sixth of the entire sphere was missing. Numerous spaceships and starships were transporting minerals around the gap in Capricorn to artificially fill it.

The whole scene was grand and spectacular.

As the starship drew closer, the view of Capricorn became increasingly clear.

The shattered planet had already caused chaos in the gravitational field, resulting in violent crustal movements, churning seawater, and an atmosphere filled with thunderstorms and dense lightning.

Logically speaking, such a planet should be uninhabitable.

However, in the intact hemisphere, a colorless and transparent membrane covers about one-third of the planet's volume, stabilizing the movement of the crust. The towering waves enter the membrane and then become calm.

Even the fiercest thunderstorms couldn't penetrate it; when they struck the membrane, they couldn't even create a ripple.

At the heart of the membrane, seven newly built cities rise up side by side.

The starship was hovering above the thunderstorm, seemingly afraid of the power of the lightning and not daring to approach easily.

But Ji Chen felt that it was more like the captain didn't want to waste the starship's energy reserves.

After entering this star system, the interstellar network was completely lost, and it was unknown how the captain would contact the surface under such circumstances.

But that person's worries are unfounded.

Not long after, the colorless, transparent membrane trembled slightly, bursting forth with a beam of light that guided the starship inside, slowly sinking it into the surface of Capricorn.

Juehua City.

Holding the smartphone issued to him by the captain, or rather, the federal government, Ji Chen walked out of the airport with the flow of people.

There will be no pick-up and drop-off service this time.

Ji Chen skillfully turned on his smartphone and stared at the interface, feeling a sense of disorientation, as if waking from a dream.

No, I've traveled back in time?

But the tall, upright figures of the federal citizens around him told him that this was the Star Sea Era.

Where on Earth is there a city where everyone has model-like figures?

"Stop daydreaming, Ji Chen. It's a little hard to accept going back to that ignorant era, but, brother, this is what the new planet looks like."

Zhang Hai put his arm around Ji Chen's shoulder and led him out of his confusion.

The Federation's view of their home planet's era is like how modern Earth people view the early feudal era.

At this moment, Zhou Yun saw Ji Chen skillfully operating the smartphone and couldn't help but give him a thumbs up.

"Young man, you've picked it up really quickly. I haven't even figured out how to use this thing yet, and you've already registered on social media. That's impressive."

Of course! I used to handle this thing every day, I had it with me 24/7, how could I not know how to use it?

Ji Chen almost rolled his eyes at the praise.

If one didn't know Zhou Yun's situation, this would be considered a blatant act of mockery.

Ji Chen helped the two familiarize themselves with their smartphones and exchanged contact information before reluctantly saying goodbye.

Although they hadn't known each other for long, the three of them got along very well on the starship, and he genuinely considered the two of them as friends.

Ji Chen hailed a taxi and headed to the villa allocated to him by the federal government.

(P.S.: To explain why the protagonist, who doesn't seem to offer much value, is given a villa with a defense robot, this benefit aligns with the Federation's Dawn Goddess's pursuit of fairness. The protagonist came directly to the immigrant planet after graduating high school, essentially depriving him of the opportunity to attend university normally, thus requiring compensation. The protagonist is alone, while other immigrants have families of origin and public families, whose families also enjoy hidden benefits due to immigration. The protagonist is an orphan, therefore requiring compensation.)