Genshin Impact was written as Three-Body Problem, but due to delayed updates, Fou locked him in a da

When humanity is truly stranded in space, authoritarian decisions require only five minutes of silence.

When the readers read this passage, everyone fell silent.

Several readers with slightly higher cognitive abilities quickly realized what was happening and began a heated discussion.

"Wow! Once humanity enters space, centralized power will only take 5 minutes!"

"hiss……"

"Although none of us have ever been to space, it does make sense when you think about it this way."

"Yes, yes, I was shocked by 'Xiao Xiao's' imagination. How did he come up with such a plot? It was unexpected, yet it made perfect sense."

"But speaking of which, would those humans really be so genetically predisposed to this? To actually resort to deception, what are they planning to do with the Bronze Age returning home and tricking them back?"

"I don't know, but I'm really impressed and I'm increasingly looking forward to the next episode."

"Yes, yes, and I also felt the meticulousness of the specific design inside."

"When humanity is truly stranded in space, the authoritarian decision only requires five minutes of silence. The words are truly brilliant... This passage shows 'Xiao Xiao's' meticulousness. It is indeed a legendary science fiction novel."

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Meanwhile, inside the study of Qunyu Pavilion.

Beidou, Ningguang, and Keqing share the joy of the novel.

Beidou lifted her gaze from the book, gently patting her fair thigh with a hint of admiration in her expression.

She turned to Ningguang and Keqing, her tone revealing her high regard for the author: "This 'Xiaoxiao' is indeed no ordinary person."

"This 'Xiao Xiao' is indeed no ordinary person."

Her voice carried a hint of depth, as if recalling her experiences at sea: "The idea that it only takes 5 minutes for humans to consolidate power after entering space might just be seen as imaginative by others, but as someone who frequently sails at sea, I can deeply feel that this statement is absolutely true."

"Let alone entering space, even when sailing on the sea, centralized power often happens in just a moment."

A glint of reminiscence flashed in Beidou's eyes as she continued, "My Death Star is doing relatively well because of the prestige I've earned through years of hard work and the battle I fought to annihilate the Seamount Beast. That's why the entire Southern Cross team is completely convinced of my abilities."

She paused, her voice slightly grave: "But as far as I know, many crews, especially pirate fleets, often experience power struggles. After the power struggle, the original captain and his confidants often meet a tragic end."

Hearing Beidou's words, Ningguang nodded in agreement. She gracefully crossed her long, white legs and said leisurely, "I didn't expect even Captain Beidou to give such a high evaluation."

Ningguang's voice was full of affirmation of Beidou's remarks and curiosity about the novel's content.

"But hearing you say that, it seems that his novel is not only based entirely on imagination, but also incorporates a lot of reality. That's quite remarkable."

After saying that, the group lowered their heads and eagerly continued flipping through the pages, wanting to know how the story would unfold next.

Inside the study, the three figures blended into the tranquil light and shadow, their minds completely immersed in the world of the novel.

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"We store the intact bodies of those who died from infrasound so that they can be eaten in the future when food is scarce."

These words, uttered coldly by the captain, shocked every listener. His eyes held no trace of sadness or hesitation, only the hard, cold logic of survival.

He continued his warning, his voice heavy and deep: "When the ocean of life came ashore, it was a milestone in the evolution of life on Earth, but those fish that came ashore were no longer fish. Similarly, humans who have truly entered space are no longer humans."

His words revealed deep concern: "So, humanity, when you plan to fly into outer space and never look back, please be very careful. The price you will have to pay is much greater than you imagine."

Despite the profound meaning of this warning, the human world paid no heed at the time, and ultimately all the crew members of the Bronze Age were found guilty.

They will be taken to a space prison, which is their final destination.

Some of the crew members boarded the Bronze Age again to prepare for the handover of the spacecraft.

During this final handover, Schneider, the former officer of the Bronze Age, suddenly forced open the spaceship's communication system.

His movements were swift and decisive; he was trying to contact another surviving spaceship, the Blue Space.

However, his actions immediately attracted the attention of the military police.

The military police issued him warning after warning, their voices stern and resolute, demanding that he stop.

But a resolute determination burned in Schneider's eyes; he knew he had to complete the mission.

To prevent the Blue Space from being deceived into returning to base, Schneider continued his operations.

The military police had no choice but to follow the unforgiving rules and pull the trigger.

In the instant before he was pierced by the military police's bullets, Schneider used his last ounce of strength to utter a final warning, bought with his life: "Do not return! This is not home!!!"

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P.S.: I'll be adding an extra chapter this weekend. I've been really busy with school matters these past few days, my head is spinning.

Additionally, if you're experiencing a reading slump, you can check out the author's million-word old book, a combination of Genshin Impact and food, inspired by the Japanese manga "Restaurant to Another World," which contains a lot of food descriptions and is a proper food novel.