Volume 1, Chapter 113: A Head the Size of a Planet

Are we to endure another Great Yu flood control mission?

No! Absolutely not.

So, the rainfall needs to be regulated, right? The problem is, do we have any talent capable of techniques like "Rainfall Regulation"? Little Lei’s thunder arts are impressive, but while he can strike the oceans to stimulate the emergence of new life, he lacks the skill to manage precipitation. I could manage a rough adjustment using "Covering Barriers," but don’t I still need to head to the Three Enclosures? I can’t possibly do everything myself, can I?

The three essential elements for life—sunlight, air, and water—are partially covered here: we have air, the water is a bit excessive, but sunlight is completely non-existent. This isn't scientific, is it?

Let me gather my thoughts. My brain is a bit jumbled.

No sunlight? Then we need a small star to orbit Datong Planet. This goes against my previous understanding; in my past life, I knew planets to orbit stars, but now, I just need a small star capable of providing light and heat to Datong.

That is the first requirement: a small star.

The second is finding a person or an organization capable of regulating rainfall.

I must quickly find one or several crop varieties that can rapidly solve the food and clothing problem to launch Datong’s primitive yet modern agriculture. No matter how many heavenly treasures I have, they cannot fundamentally feed a population of fifty million. Furthermore, once stability is established, the reproductive capacity of these fifty million will be terrifying; in a few years, we might see an explosive population growth.

Birth control? Are you kidding me? With a planet this size, is it hard to host ten or twenty billion people? Without a sufficient population base, how will we face the many challenges that come with officially establishing a nation? For instance, war? Manpower is a major issue. Only with a large population can you select and cultivate cultivation geniuses.

Without a massive force of high-level soldiers, how can you establish a foothold and survive among the myriad worlds?

I am counting on cultivating ten thousand Great Emperors and a million Great Sages in the not-too-distant future. Of course, I still need to investigate and learn about higher realms, as I haven’t even touched them yet.

The most urgent issue to resolve is the advancement of technology.

Take the spacecraft on this desolate planet—although they are a bit battered, they are far superior to the spacecraft of my past life. According to Chu Tiange, they stumbled upon a pile of ownerless spacecraft while roaming the Andromeda constellation, the kind that runs directly on immortal stones. Tu Zhe knew that some civilization with glorious technology must have dumped these vessels like trash, allowing these bandits to make full use of them.

Reflecting on this, Tu Zhe felt it necessary to investigate which advanced technological civilizations exist in this strange world and whether we can learn from or utilize them.

Truly powerful technology is not something even gods can easily ignore, except perhaps for the minor trifles found on Earth. Tu Zhe thought, at the very least, couldn't I get my hands on a few spacecraft comparable to a God King's level to play with?

The problem is, who can tell me where such things are sold?

Thinking it over and over, there are too many things needed. As the saying goes, prioritize what is most urgent. Tu Zhe felt his current lack is a comprehensive and deep understanding of this strange world.

I need knowledge. Who can tell me where I can quickly and infinitely obtain the knowledge I need? Even just information?

Does this place have a library?

The answer is yes.

Chu Tiange told him that Algenib houses the largest library in the Northern Pole, containing a massive collection of books accumulated over millions of years by the lady of the Wall Mansion. "Chairman, are you considering a trip to Algenib?"

Fate is a strange thing, isn't it?

If Tu Zhe’s transport channel hadn't been shattered by the Heaven Spear, he would have gone straight to the Three Enclosures. The intervention of the Heaven Spear stranded him on a desolate planet, yet it inadvertently made him the Chairman of a planet—a planet that happens to be the territory of the talented Shi Suhe. Now, he must go to Shi Suhe’s library. Can you say there is no fate or causality in this world?

Thus, Chairman Tu decided to head to Algenib to "recharge" quickly.

He used his divine sense to transmit all his plans for the conception and operation of the Datong government into Chu Tiange’s consciousness. "Brother Chu, follow this arrangement. I must do this first, and then that, got it?"

Chu Tiange is certainly no simple character; having managed a group of over a hundred million bandits for so many years, could there be any question about his intelligence or comprehension? Not to mention the presence of Han Feizi, the Star Lord of Heavenly Calculations, who is said to be as wise as a demon.

As for Fox Sanniang, she is a natural female leader and the obvious candidate for the Director of the Datong Planet Women’s Federation. She is highly adept at soothing the masses and handling civil affairs.

The future Secretary of the Political and Legal Affairs Commission of Datong Planet is undoubtedly Luo Tianzheng, the Star Lord of Heaven-Breaking.

Having settled all this, Tu Zhe hurriedly left Datong Planet, heading toward Algenib, which is located at the head of the Andromeda constellation.

For the past two days, the lady of the Wall Mansion, Shi Suhe, has felt a bit of a headache.

First, there was the task assigned by the Great Emperor Zhenwu, Zhi Guangji: to lure Andromeda to Algenib to discuss the issue of Northern Pole forces pursuing bandits into the Andromeda constellation.

Second, she suddenly received an official document from the Ministry of Thunder stating that the Ancestor of Thunder would personally inspect the disrepair of the Little Thunder Pool, a branch of the Ministry of Thunder on Lightning Planet, requiring hospitality and cooperation.

Third, the Old Lu of the Room Mansion, not knowing if he’d taken too much stamina-enhancer, was overflowing with adrenaline and lingering at Algenib day and night, pestering little Su without cease. It seemed he wouldn't stop until he achieved his goal.

Little Su had already sent an invitation to Andromeda, saying that it had been too long since they had shared tea and chatted, and she hoped she would come to stay for a few days. It is said that Andromeda had already responded that she would come over in the next few days.

As for hosting the Ancestor of Thunder, little Su felt it was very troublesome and energy-consuming. Crucially, it might clash with her meeting with Andromeda.

On one side is one of the Nine Venerable Emperors of the Divine Firmament, possessing immense power. Although Great Emperor Zhenwu is the Northern Emperor among the Five Emperors and has dedicated offices in both the Purple Forbidden Enclosure and the Supreme Palace Enclosure, he doesn't seem quite as formidable as the Ancestor of Thunder.

After all, the Ancestor of Thunder is an official of the Imperial Capital. While Zhenwu is a powerful regional official of the same rank, isn't there a saying that those closer to the Emperor have more authority?

Therefore, this reception cannot be handled carelessly. The key is that the Ancestor of Thunder and Andromeda must not meet. If that innocent and melancholic little sister Andromeda were to say something she shouldn't, drawing the attention of the Ancestor of Thunder, that would be disastrous.

A headache indeed. Poor little Su.

At this moment, there is one more person with a headache: the newly appointed Chairman of Datong Planet, Tu Zhe.

Tu Zhe has encountered a monster whose head is as large as Datong Planet itself.