I would rather betray the gods

There was nothing else to say but Cancer, thankfully it was all just introductions and such.

He told the pomelo:

Mortals believe that the realm of gods is another dimension, but this is not the case. In fact, humans, gods, demons, and monsters all exist in the same dimension, differing only in their forms and locations.

Like vegetation growing on a planet, there are pines and cypresses in the frigid places and flowers and trees by the streams.

The vast Milky Way is similar; gods and mortals are divided into many categories, and things of a kind gather together.

Therefore, the gods only refer to their own divine realm as "Half Heaven".

Furthermore, this divine power, collectively known as the "Power of the Stars," is condensed among the stars and used within the stars; it cannot be transcended.

Finally, now that he's been crowned, he should act like a king. He should study diligently with his teacher, Capricorn, for a while. After all, he's lived a very unsuccessful life on Earth, so there's no rush to go back.

Hmm... Of all the things I heard, the last one, which was her self-evaluation of her life, was particularly jarring, and Yuzu blushed with embarrassment...

Time flies like an arrow, and the twentieth day of life in the second half of the world has arrived in the blink of an eye.

Around noon, as usual, Youzi came from the library to the small heavenly gate of the main hall.

Every day, he would leave his bedroom and only go to the library and the main hall, living a very simple life.

His subordinates were curious. Why didn't he take a closer look around the huge palace? Don't ask him. He just smiled slightly.

A small dining table was added next to the small Heavenly Gate. As usual, Yuzu stood guard beside it, gazing at the scenery inside the Heavenly Gate, waiting for Teacher Capricorn to arrive so they could have lunch together and then practice their skills together.

"Second Master, the Master said he has urgent official business to attend to and won't be coming anytime soon," Banlan told Youzi as she rushed over.

Not coming?

Then I'll just go back to the human world.

Yuzu subconsciously took out her phone, staring at the empty space on the screen, lost in thought.

"With so much food, I'll eat with Second Master!" Looking at the small table full of food, Banlan didn't stand on ceremony and picked up her favorite food to eat.

The sight of the colorful vegetables being wolfed down was so enticing that the pomelo was also added to the feast.

But being naturally refined, he couldn't understand her appearance at all, and couldn't help but laugh.

"What are you laughing at, Second Master?" Banlan picked up a glass of water and swished the food in her mouth down, with cauliflower still clinging to the corner of her mouth.

"It's okay. I'm going home after dinner. I don't know how worried my parents must be about me since I've been out for so long." Youzi turned on her phone screen to show her the no signal indicator.

"Oh, you haven't contacted your aunt and uncle yet? Call them. Use mine first." With that, Banlan took out her phone and handed it to Youzi.

???

Yuzu took the phone and was stunned. The signal on the colorful phone was full! "Wow, what brand is this phone? It's amazing! It has a signal even though we're so far away!"

"You can do that too! Our Divine King Palace has a real quantum satellite. It has a signal as soon as you connect to Wi-Fi, and information is transmitted instantly."

Banlan couldn't understand Youzi's overreaction; how old is she!

"How was I supposed to know that you gods would use this thing? I used to read the news and browse forums before going to sleep at night, but I've almost quit the internet since I came here!" Yuzu was a little angry. Banlan had been telling her this and that these past few days, but she hadn't mentioned this important thing at all.

He suspected she was doing it on purpose, deliberately trying to get him to focus on practicing his skills.

"Second Master, gods are not stupid; they just know how to use the power of stars. For example, if you can ride a motorcycle to travel a certain distance, why would you run? So, gods can certainly enjoy modern technology as well."

"Then, like how you've been in Pisces Palace for so many days, and you've only been to four places in total, including the restroom. You don't go here or ask about there, so I can't just nag you like a megaphone, can I? So you need to learn more about this place yourself." Seeing his displeasure, Banlan became even more annoyed and retorted directly.

Well, it really is all my fault. Yuzu is speechless...

In front of the main gate of the Pisces Palace is a stone platform the size of ten football fields. Beyond the platform are hundreds of stone steps leading to the vast sea of ​​white clouds.

In front of the main gate, Yuzu carried the gifts that Banlan had packed for Yuzu's parents and made arrangements to return to Earth.

To be honest, Banlan really puts its heart into it; every gift is simple, unpretentious, and very down-to-earth.

"Second Master, remember the rules of teleportation. Teleportation can only be used to pass through open spaces. Never use closed doors or windows, not even a window screen for ventilation!" Banlan instructed him meticulously.

"Yes, I will remember."

"I just don't understand, teleportation is basically equivalent to spacetime transformation, so how come I can't even pass through a screen window?" Yuzu looked puzzled.

"It's really different. The time-space transition is a connection between two bridge arches, like a tunnel in the mountains."

"Teleportation is just high-speed movement, like the light from a flashlight. When it passes through a screen, it will be broken into countless small pieces. So the limit of teleporting through obstacles is a single gap that is larger than your own body size, otherwise you will be shattered into pieces!" Banlan explained in detail.

Oh, I understand.

No wonder people always say that you should close the doors and windows when you go to sleep at night. It seems that there is some truth to it. The wisdom passed down from the ancients is still worth studying.

Furthermore, in TV dramas, when minor gods and immortals disappear into the ground or fly into the sky, they emit a wisp of white smoke, while when Bodhisattvas and Buddhas appear, they gleam with golden light. It seems that this is not just made up, tsk tsk!

In that brief moment, Yuzu almost failed to grasp the entire universe.

Then he picked up the gift bag and smiled, "Well then, I'll leave this to you."

After saying that, he turned into a golden light and disappeared.

"Understood. Remember to come back often to practice your skills; it's inconvenient in the mortal realm!" Banlan used her hand as a megaphone to instruct the vast sea of ​​clouds...

With a whoosh, Yuzi landed in front of a small Western-style house in the form of a ray of golden light. This was the place where his parents lived in his hometown.

When he first put it into practice, he couldn't quite maintain his balance and swayed a few times as soon as he landed.

Because it was a rural area and late at night, his arrival made the highly perceptive animals very uneasy, and they started barking incessantly everywhere. Anyone who didn't know better would have thought a thief had broken into the village.

"Shh~sh!" 』

Yuzu was also making a ruckus in the yard, and she tried her best to stop him through the crack in the door.

Suddenly, the side door on the large iron gate opened.

Then they saw a woman who was pretty but a bit overweight standing menacingly on the inside.

"Sis? What are you doing standing here in the middle of the night instead of sleeping? You scared me!" Yuzu looked at her.

"I should be the one asking this question. Where have you been all these days? I can't reach you by phone." Sister Yuzu said as she threw the stick in her hand into the corner.

Holy crap, you don't think I'm a thief, do you?

Yuzu then noticed that his older sister was still carrying a stick. He subconsciously touched his head, thinking to himself that it was lucky it was a full moon and the night wasn't dark, otherwise his sister would have really dared to beat a 'thief'!

"How did you get here? Why are you home at this hour?" Sister Yuzu looked at the empty doorway.

Driving? The car is in L city.

Walking back? Even my own dog wouldn't believe that!

Yuzu realized that she had been so eager to get home that she had neglected the real issues, and she stammered, unable to answer.

"Alright, since you're so filial, even if you came by rocket, your older sister won't hold you accountable."

Sister Yuzu took the gift bags of various sizes from his hands and walked into the house on her own.

Forehead...

Actually, the way Yuzu came back was even more exaggerated than a rocket, but he can't say it.

Back in her bedroom, lying on her human bed again, Yuzu tossed and turned.

The events that had occurred during this period swirled in his mind again and again.

He wondered, was he now a time traveler, a human, or a so-called god?

Then he laughed.

He had figured it out: no matter what happens in the future, he would remain himself, a person who never stopped pursuing his dreams.

He has parents who gave him life and raised him, and an older sister who has suppressed him by blood since childhood.

He has blood and tears, he can cry and laugh...

The next morning, Sister Yuzu came to knock on the door early.

"This is so annoying, can't I get some more sleep?"

Yuzu covered herself with the blanket.

This trick worked; the knocking stopped immediately.

But it was kicked away.

Then, Sister Yuzu stormed into the bedroom, yanked off the covers, grabbed Yuzu's ear, and gave her a good scolding.

Yuzu immediately backed down and kept begging for mercy.

"No one else can do it but me!" Sister Yuzu stopped and casually tossed the new clothes she had bought for him a few days ago onto the bedside.

"He resorts to violence at the drop of a hat. I don't know how my brother-in-law has managed to get through it." Yuzu touched her ear with one hand and looked through her new clothes with the other.

"Your brother-in-law is a perfect man, how could I possibly lay a hand on him?"

"Oh dear, if you love each other so much, why do you keep running back to your parents' house?"

"Your brother-in-law is always away on business trips, but I can go anywhere. Besides, it's all because of you. I'm already in my late twenties and still don't have a girlfriend. Our parents are so eager for a grandson; they're so lonely. I need to spend more time with them!"

"Alright, alright, stop talking. It's the same thing every day. I don't need you to worry about my own affairs."

Yuzi quickly stopped herself. This was the reason he didn't like going back to his hometown: his parents and older sister couldn't stop urging him to get married.

He wasn't going to settle for something so important that it would affect his entire life.

Moreover, having experienced the coronation, he was even more convinced that he had someone he was waiting for.

"What's wrong? You're so focused on saving the galaxy that you can't even find a partner?"

Sister Yuzu grabbed a pillow, ready to strike if anyone dared to talk back!

Upon hearing this, Yuzu nodded subconsciously.

But the next second he regretted it, because his sister didn't know he was really going to save the galaxy.

The subsequent beating was so brutal that even the screams of a pig being slaughtered couldn't have been as pitiful as his cries.

It took quite a while before reinforcements arrived.

Yuzu's mom ran upstairs to tell Yuzu that two guests had come to the house, saying that Yuzu's old friend had brought his car back.

One of the two is a foreigner.