I started by watching videos, and I chose 10,000 combat power.

Over the next three days, the entire planet returned to normal order; those who needed to go to school went to school, and those who needed to work as beasts of burden continued their work.

Meanwhile, all countries are doing the same thing—finding people.

Find the Japanese spies, agents, and infiltrators—those who once served that nation that has sunk to the bottom of the sea.

Xiao Wan compiled the lists one by one and sent them directly to the internal systems of security agencies in various countries. Each list contained names, photos, addresses, workplaces, social relationships, bank account statements, communication records, travel records, etc., as complete as a personal biography.

The list from the Dragon Kingdom is the longest.

When those names appeared on the security department's computer screen, some people in the office fell silent, some swore, and some slammed their fists on the table.

It wasn't because they thought there were too many people, but because they knew some of them.

Some are university professors who have stood on the podium for decades and taught thousands of students. The students call him "Teacher," and he smiles and nods.

Some are experts from research institutes who have participated in many key scientific research projects in China and have a lot of confidential information in their hands. They don't talk much usually.

Some are consultants to government departments. They are not high-ranking, but they have access to a lot of information that ordinary people cannot access. They sit in the corner during meetings.

Others include company executives, hospital doctors, TV hosts, newspaper reporters, and online influencers.

They have lived on this land for more than ten or even several decades. Some of them were even born in China and attended schools in China from kindergarten to university. Their accents are more like those of the locals than the locals.

Security personnel began making arrests.

From north to south, from east to west, the arrest operation unfolded simultaneously, like a giant net falling from the sky, catching those rats who thought they were hiding well.

Someone was arrested in the office with a mouse still in their hand and an encrypted email on the screen that they hadn't had time to close.

Someone was arrested in the lab, wearing a white lab coat and holding a test tube. His expression was calm, as if he had known this day would come.

Someone was arrested on his way home. His car stopped at a red light. A driver in the next lane turned around, glanced at him, recognized him, but didn't say hello. This was because the driver's phone had also received a list from Xiaowan, and his name was on it.

All schools run by Japanese people in China were shut down.

The school gates were closed, and the school name on the wall was scraped off.

Those students and teachers were picked up by planes sent by the Japanese government a few days ago.

They thought it was home, back to the country they had only seen in textbooks and heard about in their parents' stories.

Then the laser came, and the Japanese chicken was gone, and so was the person.

Meanwhile, some voices have also begun to emerge online.

It emerged from the corners of some social media platforms, from the comment sections of some influential figures, and from some accounts that claim to be "rational, neutral, and objective."

This is roughly what they meant.

"The shields Luo Fei deployed could clearly block the alien lasers, so why didn't they? Japan's decision to betray Earth was a decision made by the higher-ups; ordinary people might not have known. What did those ordinary people do wrong? What did those children do wrong? We should shield them from the attack, and then settle accounts with the Japanese higher-ups afterwards. Let's keep things separate."

When these comments appeared, the comment section exploded.

Some people called her a "saintly hypocrite," some called her a "hypocrite," and some said, "If you're so kind, why don't you go and die with her?"

Some people refuted the claims point by point in the comments section.

"The shield is to protect the entire planet Earth, not to protect traitors."

"Those 'saints' should first understand that the top leaders of Japan are elected by the people of Japan, and their decisions represent the entire country. If you enjoy the benefits provided by the country, you must bear the consequences of the country's wrong decisions. That's fair."

Many netizens opted for a more direct approach.

Greet these Virgin Marys and their ancestors for eighteen generations.

From great-grandfather to great-grandson, from top to bottom, from left to right, not one was missed.

Someone posted screenshots of their comments with the caption "Look at the faces of these people," and the post was shared over a million times within minutes.

Someone dug up their personal information and, following the clues left by those accounts, dug little by little to uncover their real names, workplaces, and home addresses.

Then these people's companies received a whistleblower email, which included screenshots of their comments and their personal information.

Someone got fired.

It wasn't that the company wanted to fire him; it was that they received so many complaint emails that the email server crashed several times. The manager talked to him, asking if he had said those things. He admitted it, and the manager sighed and said, "You can leave. Our company can't tolerate someone like you."

Some people resign not because they had a change of heart, but because their colleagues' attitudes towards them had changed. Before, it was "you're nice to me, I'm nice to you, everyone's nice to you," but now it's "you're such a scoundrel."

He sat in the office all day, and no one spoke to him or even glanced at him. Even the cleaning lady avoided his workstation when she passed by.

When he left work, he put his employee ID on the table, left, and never came back.

Some people deleted their previous posts, and some even cleared their entire accounts, turning their profile pictures gray and their bios to "User deleted".

But netizens took screenshots faster than he could delete them. Even after he deleted his account, the screenshots remained, continued to be shared, and he continued to be criticized.

The top leadership of the Dragon Kingdom has not responded to these remarks.

They did not issue a statement, hold a press conference, or explain on social media why the shield did not block the laser.

They only did one thing.

The incriminating evidence that Luo Fei had brought back from Japan was put into a separate exhibition hall at the National Museum of China, and is on display to the public free of charge.

Those photos, those documents, those albums—the irrefutable evidence of the Japanese army's burning, killing, and looting on the lands surrounding China—are hung on the walls, placed in display cases, and projected onto screens.

Every photograph has a caption, every document has a translation, and every piece of history has a label.

On the first day the exhibition hall opened, there was a long queue at the entrance.

The line never stopped from morning till night.

Some people were moved to tears, some were enraged, and some wrote a message in the guestbook after reading it: "Some people really don't deserve to live."

It refers to those who are still speaking up for Japan to this day.

Those who previously made "saintly" remarks online were criticized even more harshly.

For the past three days, every morning when Luo Fei woke up, the system options he encountered were all ordinary daily necessities, not worth mentioning. He stored them in his ring and didn't even glance at them.

On January 8th, Luo Fei woke up in bed and triggered the system.

[A divine choice has been triggered today.]

Options appear:

Option A: Obtain one 'Medical Pod' and a complete set of production data. This medical pod utilizes molecular recombination technology and can treat all known diseases on Earth. The treatment process is painless, non-invasive, and has no side effects, with each treatment lasting no more than ten minutes. The equipment consumes extremely little energy.

Option B: Obtain one bottle of "Rejuvenation Pills" (ten pills). Taking these pills will restore youth, return bodily functions to their peak, and extend lifespan by ten years. Each person is limited to one pill; multiple doses are ineffective.

Luo Fei looked at the two options, thought for a moment, and chose A.

The Rejuvenation Pill can restore youth and prolong life, but there are only ten pills available.

The medical pod can treat all known diseases on Earth, including cancer, AIDS, and Alzheimer's disease—those incurable diseases that plague humanity—and can cure them in just ten minutes.

One medical pod isn't enough, but the USB drive contains a complete set of production data, enabling mass production, widespread adoption, and the use of it by hospitals across the entire planet.

This is a choice that can change the fate of humanity.

[Option A rewards: One medical pod and a complete set of production data. The equipment and data storage USB drive have been stored in the host's storage ring. Furthermore, the complete data has been implanted into the host's memory and can be viewed at any time.]

He took the medical capsule out of the ring and examined it. The capsule was silvery-white, oval-shaped, like an enlarged capsule, nearly three meters long, more than two meters wide, and more than one meter high. The lid was transparent, allowing him to see the internal structure.

He put the medical pod back into his ring, got out of bed, washed up, changed his clothes, and went downstairs.

Li Xiulan was already busy in the kitchen. The porridge was bubbling in the pot, and steam was rising from the gaps in the lid, covering the kitchen window with a layer of white mist. Xiao Bai squatted at the kitchen doorway, its tail curled up in a circle, its icy blue eyes fixed on the steamer on the stove, its nose twitching.

As he sat down at the table with his bowl of porridge, his phone rang with Xiao Wan's voice.

"Captain, we have extracted the star map of the Calda civilization from the mothership's database."

"The star map covers multiple spiral arm regions of the Milky Way, including the Orion Arm, Perseus Arm, and Sagittarius Arm, and marks the locations, routes, resource distributions, and coordinates of known civilizations of hundreds of thousands of star systems."

"The location of the mothership, Calda, has been marked; it is approximately 7,000 light-years from the solar system. In addition, all technical data from the mothership has been copied and translated."

"This includes approximately three million documents covering weapon systems, shield technology, engine technology, materials science, and artificial intelligence algorithms. The Wannian Falcon has completed the analysis and integration of the mothership's technologies, and some compatible technologies have already begun to be applied."

Upon hearing "approximately seven thousand light-years from the solar system," Luo Fei lightly tapped his finger on the screen.

At a speed of 7,000 light-years, the Falcon could reach that destination in less than a year if it flew at full speed.

He recalled the words the Imperial Marshal had said in the holographic projection: "We have assembled almost the entire fleet, our target is Earth."

Those fleets are gathering from all corners of the Calda civilization, and then setting off towards Earth.

With a thought, Luo Fei stood on the bridge of the marked mothership.

Xiao Wan had already adjusted the lights to a warm white, the same soft light as in the cockpit of the Wan Nian Jun.

The dark red bodily fluid on the floor had been cleaned up by the robot, and the headless corpses had been moved away, along with Lyle's body cut in half, and sent to the research institute designated by Director Qin.

With another thought, he found himself standing in the cockpit of the Eternal Falcon.

Xiao Wan's voice came through the speaker.

"Captain, all the technologies on the mothership have been compiled and are ready to be shared with the Blue Star United Government at any time. The star map has also been exported and can be used for navigation."

Luo Fei said, "Send the technical data to Director Qin and have him arrange for someone to study it. Keep the star map for our own use."

He paused, then added, "Can the mothership operate on autopilot?"

Xiao Wan said, "Sure. The mothership's AI 'Zero' is still operating normally, and I can remotely control all of the mothership's systems."

Luo Fei tapped the edge of the dashboard lightly with his hand.

"Have 'Zero' pilot the mothership and head to the homeworld of Calda at full speed."

He paused for a moment.

"We can't just sit back and take the hits. We need to let them know that Earth isn't a pushover they can come and attack at will. We need to let them know that their home planet is also within our range."

Xiao Wan said something.

"Received. Target: Calda Homeworld. Route planned. Estimated arrival time: approximately nine months. Mothership will initiate space jump in ten seconds."

Luo Fei stood in the cockpit watching the mothership disappear.