I would rather betray the gods

"How did you get in?" the officer on the platform asked.

"You did something that will get you struck by lightning," Chang Shengyou replied from the side.

That's all he could say. In reality, he was a god-king who had done things against the will of Heaven and was punished by Heaven.

To escape divine punishment, he had no choice but to disguise himself as an ordinary person and come to this prison star to seek 'redemption'.

So he knew that the person who was questioning him was the warden of this planet.

The others in the audience were the galaxy's top hardened criminals, receiving a lecture personally overseen by the warden.

"Where are you from?" the warden asked, tapping his finger on the edge of the table.

"Earth." Chang Shengyou looked at the table, where his information was clearly displayed.

The warden paused slightly, picked up the file and looked at it. "I never imagined that a planet with this level of civilization could produce such a serious criminal, and that he would be ranked number one in terms of crime."

Upon hearing this, all the inmates in the audience turned their attention to the stage.

But when they saw Chang Shengyou's appearance, they were all shocked, because his appearance was completely different from what they had imagined:

He had short, jet-black hair, a handsome face with a touch of scholarly air, sword-like eyebrows and bright eyes, and a medium build, neither fat nor thin.

Looking at his clothes, he wore slippers with worn-out edges, gray capri shorts, and a cheap T-shirt.

Compared to those rough men of various appearances, he seemed more like a college student from an ordinary family.

'Pa pa'

The warden tapped the table lightly, instantly silencing the entire room.

He then looked Chang Shengyou over again, and said calmly, "Go down."

Compared to when he first entered, Chang Shengyou clearly sensed a change in the atmosphere as he turned to the audience, where hostility was palpable.

He understood that it was his physique, which was far from matching his ranking, that caused these powerful figures to become suspicious and dissatisfied.

What can be done? This is how it was when he transmigrated months ago.

At that time, he was a recent college graduate.

I temporarily found a job in a workshop to work while preparing for the postgraduate entrance exam.

Although it was a temporary job, he was conscientious and meticulous.

But the workshop supervisor was used to being blind to problems, and whenever there was a problem with the product, he would be blamed and made an example of, after all, he was a newcomer and "inexperienced".

He explained the first two times, but the person in charge just wouldn't believe him and insisted that it was his fault.

The third time, when the steward approached him, he knew what the steward was up to. So he walked towards the steward as well.

Just as the manager was slightly surprised and confused, he directly taught the manager a lesson with his fists and feet, showing him how to behave properly: blind man rubs his eyes and foul-mouthed man pinches his lips.

All day afterward, the people in charge behaved themselves, but they were secretly harboring a wicked intention.

That night, the manager gathered a group of his cronies to block his way and retaliate against him.

Finally, all he remembered was his consciousness fading as he was lifted into an ambulance amidst a pool of blood...

When he woke up again, he found himself in another time.

A universe with Earth and the Milky Way, with a similar timeline, but different from the previous world, this world is full of wonder.

Chang Shengyou was the original owner's formal name, but he preferred to be called by his nickname, Youzi, which sounded more affectionate.

When searching for an empty seat, Yuzu tried her best to avoid eye contact with the people in the audience, but even so, she could still feel the hostility in the room.

So he "input" those people into the bionic system he developed, went through a simulated battle, and found that if they swarmed at him, he really couldn't beat them.

Fortunately, they didn't swarm him in reality, but that feeling disgusted him terribly.

He suddenly had the urge to leave this place as soon as possible. "Sir, I've heard that the planet's guardian artifact has the power to purify evil. If I work hard, can I get out within seven days?"

Unexpectedly, his words were met with laughter from the audience, which the warden did not stop until the audience quieted down on their own.

Then the warden leaned back in his chair and said leisurely, "Do you know how long the last most heinous criminal, who is now the second most heinous, has been here?"

Judging from everyone's reactions, it was clear that it would take a very long time. Yuzu replied, "A very, very long time."

The warden chuckled coldly, "130 years. Looks like you're not stupid, but why did you ask such a stupid question?"

The audience erupted in laughter again.

Yuzu wasn't surprised. Instead, she took a deep breath and muttered to herself, "Seven days really can't be any more than that."

After saying that, he buried his head and walked toward the empty seat he had chosen.

Because he was nearby, the warden overheard his words, glanced at him sideways, and a subtle hint of seriousness appeared in his eyes...

After the lecture, it was time for the prisoners to be allowed to roam freely in the open.

No one was worried they would escape, because the entire planet was a high-security prison, with a divine spirit radiating a protective barrier.

At this time, the sun was at its zenith, but the light was incredibly soft. The delicate sunlight, like water mist from a spray bottle, was shimmering with seven colors, sprinkling down on every part of the earth.

This is entirely due to the planet's rings, which are similar to Saturn's, and which cleverly block out the stars in the sky, like a sunshade net spread out in outer space.

Yuzi chose a smooth, large pebble, lay down on it, and enjoyed sunbathing with her legs crossed, looking quite content.

The star rings are faintly visible, and from a distance they look like a continuous mountain range hanging upside down in the sky, with irregular patterns on them that visualize mountains and rivers.

The clouds in the sky are like clouds on both sides, or like a dividing line separating "the other side of the sky" and "this side of the sky". If you imagine that the earth is on the other side of the star ring, then this side gives you the feeling of looking down at the earth from the sky.

Wow~ If people in ancient times were in such a scene, I wonder what kind of popular poems they would have written.

Yuzu gazed at the beautiful alien landscape and sighed inwardly. At the same time, she stretched to relax her tired nerves. Unexpectedly, when she looked back, she saw a person slowly walking towards her with a very unfriendly aura.

The man's body was mostly made of metal machinery; if it weren't for the visible veins on his skin, one would really think he was a bionic robot.

The cyborg was very recognizable. Yuzu remembered him; she had just sat opposite him during the sermon in the main hall.

Seeing this, Yuzu slowly sat up, watching the cyborg walk step by step in front of her and stop.

The other party didn't say a word, but shot a fan-shaped red line from one of its eyes and scanned him.

Yuzu instinctively covered her private parts and frowned, saying, "That's very impolite."

After the scan was complete, the cyborg asked the consultant, "Ordinary people? Why are you ranked above me in terms of evil?"

At this point, Yuzu finally understood that this person was probably a serious criminal who had been reassigned to second place because of her arrival, and he was dissatisfied, so he came to "inspect the goods".

He didn't answer the other person's question, but instead reached into his pocket.

This immediately alerted the cyborg, who stretched out a palm and aimed it at the grapefruit's head, revealing a cannon that could fire energy.

But he was soon puzzled, because Yuzu simply pulled out a phone. "What do you mean, call for backup, report me? I can tell you clearly, this place is a lawless place indoors, but a beastly hell outdoors."

Yuzu ignored him, picked up her phone and started pressing buttons. When she finished, she waved her phone at him and chuckled, indicating that she should wait a moment.

"Okay, based on your question, 'If I were an ordinary person and encountered a powerful cyborg making things difficult for me, what should I do?', I have generated the following suggestions for you: 1. Don't be stubborn, provocative, or try to reason with them..."

Oops! Damn it, I forgot to turn off the mute!

When the phone's AI answered the question Yuzi entered, the loud voice sounded like a firecracker exploding in her ears. Yuzi quickly covered the speaker and turned down the volume, giving the other party an embarrassed smile.

He was already upset that his voice was loud enough for the other person to hear, but the reply was as if he hadn't answered at all. He felt a pang of resentment and quickly re-entered the question.

This time, the surrounding environment and background description were added, and the sound was deliberately left in in order to appear weak.

"Based on your question, I offer the following suggestions: If you're already having such bad luck and the other person still makes things difficult for you, either you're lacking common sense and need to be taught a lesson, or the other person is completely out of their mind..."

Holy crap!

Yuzu was startled and hurriedly exited the phone app. In the process, she glimpsed a piece of metal embedded in the other person's cheek, and there really were screws on it!

...

Yuzu knew that nothing she said would work now, so she simply sat on the pebble and waited to see how the other person would react.