The next morning, Luo Fei woke up in his room and triggered the system.

[Today's divine choice has been triggered.]

The options then appear:

Option A: Obtain a "Private Museum in the Center of Longhai City". This museum was originally a wealthy merchant's private collection, which was sold off to pay off debts after his bankruptcy. The museum occupies 15 acres, with a building area of ​​approximately 3,000 square meters. The building's structural strength meets the standard for resisting a magnitude 10 earthquake. It is fully equipped, has comprehensive monitoring, and a professional-level security system.

Option B: Acquire 100% equity in "Qingyang County Yitiaolong Property Management Company". This company currently manages three residential communities and its operations are stable.

Luo Fei leaned against the headboard, thinking of the national treasure stored in the ring, and chose A without hesitation.

[Option A acquired: A private museum in Longhai City. All property documents, land certificates, architectural drawings, etc., have been stored in the ring, and security system passwords and other information have been stored on the host's mobile phone. Please check the current asset list within the museum yourself.]

My phone vibrated; I had received a bunch of files.

He swiped the screen a few times, glanced at it without looking closely, and then put the file away.

He sat up, picked up his phone, and wanted to call Director Qin.

But he paused just as his finger was about to press the dial button.

After thinking about it, I put my phone down again.

He got up and went to wash up.

For breakfast today, Li Xiulan cooked millet porridge, steamed sweet potatoes, and boiled three eggs.

Luo Weidong sat at the dining table, holding a sweet potato in his hand. The skin was peeled clean, without even a bit of the flesh.

After Luo Fei sat down, he picked up his bowl of porridge, took a sip, and then said, "Mom, Dad, I'll take you somewhere after we finish eating."

After Luo Fei finished speaking, he picked up a piece of pickled vegetable with his chopsticks and chewed it slowly a couple of times.

Li Xiulan looked up at him and asked, "Where are you going?"

Luo Fei smiled and said, "You'll see when we get there."

Luo Weidong didn't ask any questions and continued eating his sweet potato.

That's just how he is; wherever his son tells him to go, he goes.

After finishing his meal, Luo Fei stood up and walked to his parents.

He put one arm around Li Xiulan's shoulder and the other around Luo Weidong's shoulder.

The two of them were stunned when he put his arm around them like that.

"Xiao Fei, what are you doing—" Before Li Xiulan could finish speaking, Luo Fei said, "Close your eyes."

Li Xiulan glanced at her son, then obediently closed her eyes. Luo Weidong followed suit.

Luo Fei had a thought.

The next second, the three of them were already standing in the cockpit of the Eternal Falcon.

The walls are silver-gray, and the huge arched front window opens onto the familiar valley—green trees, grass, and blue sky are all visible.

The holographic projection sphere, suspended in mid-air, emitted a soft glow.

"Alright, open your eyes."

Li Xiulan opened her eyes and was instantly stunned.

Her mouth was slightly open, and her eyes scanned the room from left to right and from front to back for a while.

Luo Weidong also opened his eyes, and his reaction was slightly calmer than Li Xiulan's—at least his mouth wasn't as wide open.

But his brows were furrowed, as if he was trying to understand everything he was seeing, yet he couldn't quite grasp it.

"Xiaofei, where is this?" Li Xiulan's voice was somewhat ethereal.

Before Luo Fei could speak, Xiao Wan's voice rang out: "Welcome, Captain and parents, to the Eternal Falcon. I am the artificial intelligence system of this spaceship; you can call me Xiao Wan."

Li Xiulan's body trembled slightly.

She turned to look at Luo Fei, then back at the glowing sphere. "Who? Who's speaking?"

Luo Fei explained, "Mom, this is the spaceship's intelligent system, called Xiao Wan. You can just talk to it; it can hear you."

Li Xiulan opened her mouth, then closed it again.

She didn't know what to say to a glowing ball.

Luo Weidong spoke first, his voice low, but his question was very direct: "Spaceship? What spaceship?"

Luo Fei didn't answer directly. He mentally instructed Xiao Wan, "Xiao Wan, go to the moon."

Xiao Wan replied: "Received. Destination: Moon. Estimated arrival time - Arrived."

The view outside the front window changed instantly.

The valley, the trees, the blue sky, and the white clouds all disappeared.

Instead, there was a grayish-white, pitted ground and a dark, cloudless sky overhead.

In the distance, a blue planet floats in the darkness, with white clouds wrapped around it like silk, and the ocean shimmering in the sunlight.

That's Blue Star.

When Li Xiulan saw the blue planet, her legs went weak, and she quickly reached out to hold onto the back of the chair next to her.

Her eyes were fixed on the planet, her lips trembled slightly, but she couldn't utter a single word.

Luo Weidong saw it too.

He stood motionless by the front window, his hands hanging at his sides.

A long, heavy silence fell over the cockpit.

The only sounds were the hum of the air conditioning system and the soft breathing of three people.

The blue star outside the window floated there silently.

Luo Fei spoke up: "Mom, Dad, there are some things I haven't told you. It's not that I wanted to deliberately hide them from you, but I was afraid you would worry."

He paused, then continued, "I now possess abilities that ordinary people don't have. I can fly, I can teleport. Even nuclear bombs can't kill me."

He paused, looking at the back of his parents' heads.

Neither of them turned around, still gazing at the blue star outside the window.

Li Xiulan's shoulders trembled slightly.

Luo Weidong first clenched his fist, then slowly relaxed it.

Luo Fei took the black card out of his pocket.

The dark gold five-clawed dragon gleamed under the lights.

He walked up to his parents and held up the card for them to see: "This card was given to me by the government. It has an unlimited limit, so you can use it however you want. I'll get a supplementary card for each of you."

He took out his phone, opened the bank's app, and did a few things. Then he picked up Li Xiulan's phone, opened the payment software, and linked his account.

He then picked up Luo Weidong's phone and did the same thing.

"Mom, Dad, I've already linked your phones. From now on, you can just pay directly when you buy things. Any amount is fine, no need to be stingy."

Li Xiulan looked down at her phone screen for a long time, then put it down and looked up at Luo Fei.

Her eyes reddened, but she didn't cry.

She simply looked at her son quietly, at the face she had seen since he was a child.

There was no hint of pride or ostentation on his face, only a calm, grounded, and reassuring expression.

She reached out and gently touched Luo Fei's arm, just like she used to help him up when he fell as a child, and patted it lightly: "Okay, Mom knows."

Luo Weidong didn't speak. He walked up to Luo Fei, reached out and patted his son's shoulder heavily three times, then turned around and continued to look out the window at the blue star.

After a while, Luo Fei said to Xiao Wan, "Xiao Wan, let's go back to the valley."

Xiao Wan replied: "Received. Arrived."

The view outside the window changed again.

The moon disappeared, the blue planet disappeared. In its place, there was that familiar valley.

With one arm around Li Xiulan and the other around Luo Weidong, Luo Fei made a thought.

The three of them stood in their own yard.

The roses were in full bloom, bees were crawling around on the petals, and Aunt Wang's chickens next door were clucking, as if they had just laid an egg.

Everything was exactly the same as it had been a dozen minutes ago.

Only the parents, still in a daze, stood frozen in place.

Luo Fei took out his phone and dialed a number: "Old Wu, come to my house."

Not long after, Old Wu walked over from the village entrance.

He was wearing a gray T-shirt, black trousers, and sneakers, and looked no different from the other young people in the village.

Old Wu walked up to Luo Fei and nodded slightly: "Mr. Luo."

Luo Fei stepped aside, letting Lao Wu face his parents: "Mom, Dad, this is Lao Wu. He and his colleagues have been secretly protecting you all this time. He also helped handle the incident at the Lushi Shopping Mall."

Li Xiulan looked at Lao Wu and paused for a moment.

She had seen this person several times in the village, sometimes at the convenience store at the village entrance, and sometimes at a farmhouse restaurant.

She even greeted him and asked him, "Where are you from, young man?" He replied, "I'm here for fun."

She didn't think much of it at the time, but now she realizes that they weren't there to have fun; they were there to protect her.

Luo Weidong recognized him too.

Last month, he was repairing a fence when this young man passed by, offered to help him hold up the wooden stakes, and even offered him a cigarette.

The two chatted for a while while smoking, and the young man said that his hometown was also in the countryside, and his parents were still farming.

Luo Weidong thought the young man was quite honest.

Old Wu smiled and said, "Uncle, Aunt, we're sorry to have bothered you these past few days. We were just following orders, so please forgive us if we haven't done a good job."

Li Xiulan opened her mouth, as if to say something, but her throat tightened with emotion.

She recalled that a few new faces had appeared in the village recently, all young men who occasionally wandered around the village entrance.

She even remarked to Luo Weidong at the time, "Why are there so many unfamiliar faces in the village lately? Could they be thieves?"

Luo Weidong said at the time, "Don't overthink it, where would so many thieves come from?" Now that I think about it, those "unfamiliar faces" were probably their protectors.

She looked at Lao Wu, then at Luo Fei, and finally said, "You've worked hard."

Old Wu quickly waved his hand: "It's no trouble at all, it's no trouble at all, it's what we should do."

Luo Fei told Lao Wu to go back first.

He stood in the yard, looking at his parents, thought for a moment, and then added, "Mom, Dad, there's one more thing. I might do something for the country in the future. I might be on TV, and people might talk about it. If you see it, don't be too surprised; just treat it like watching the news."

Li Xiulan looked at him, and this time her eyes were really red, but she tried her best to hold back her tears.

She reached out and patted her son's arm, saying, "Be careful," and then didn't say anything more.

Luo Fei nodded.

He took out his phone, found Director Qin's number, and dialed it.

The phone was answered after only one ring.

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