I would rather betray the gods

When the topic of security checks came up, everyone learned the reason from Xia.

As space exploration technology becomes more advanced, transplanting "spectacles" will be as simple as extracting or filling a tooth.

But negative consequences followed.

Studies have shown that the constant renewal of body parts could theoretically extend a person's lifespan indefinitely.

Therefore, wealthy and powerful people will use various means to obtain the 'parts' they need in order to prolong their lifespan.

As a result, the number of missing persons in the world is increasing.

Even a fool knows what to use to summarize the reason—utterly devoid of conscience!

Therefore, this matter has been listed as the first taboo, and the first prohibition against gazing at the stars is this matter.

As for patients who need it, they can find artificial alternatives, and the rehabilitation effect is the same.

This export security check was a surprise inspection to arrest those who violated the first prohibition.

Since the artificial effects are the same, why would anyone risk defying the ban? Yuzu and the others were puzzled.

Xia explained that there were three reasons.

Firstly, people age. If one's entire body were replaced with artificial parts, in a sense, that person would be a walking corpse, losing the meaning of life and living a life worse than death.

Secondly, there is the unsolvable genetic lock. The genetic chain is a super code that is constantly changing both innately and acquiredly. No artificial object can perfectly match it. Once the genetic chain identifies too many "alien regions", it will enter a self-destruct mode. Therefore, even if someone is willing to transplant a large number of artificial ones in order to achieve immortality, they will eventually die of illness in their bed.

Third, human nature. Once humans have the ability to covet the younger, stronger bodies of others, human nature is nothing more than bestiality restrained by morality. Morality only exists among the weak who lack the ability to restrain themselves. The big fish eats the small fish, and that becomes the norm.

"I see. So what happens to those who violate the ban?" the crowd asked.

Once verified as a subjective transplant, even if it's just a finger, it's vaporized during a live radio broadcast, regardless of identity. Xia then answered.

The stricter the control, the more serious the corresponding harm that has been suffered here. Xia listed three reasons, but in the eyes of these gods, the third reason is the fundamental reason.

It seems that technology, this double-edged sword, is uncontrollable once it touches upon matters of human nature; it can only be sealed away like Pandora's box.

"Everyone, we've arrived at our stop!"

Just as Yuzu and the others were lamenting about human nature, Xia suddenly slammed on the brakes and said...

"Where is this?"

Yuebai gazed calmly at the cluster of skyscrapers outside the car window, which resembled a dense thicket of shrubs.

If she weren't a god, and had never seen the stars and the sea, she would surely be speechless with awe at this magnificent civilized world.

The buildings, resembling stalactites, were smooth and gleaming in the sunlight.

Suspended between the skyscrapers are numerous sky gardens, where people sunbathe, gather in small groups to drink coffee, and enjoy a moment of tranquility under the shade of trees reading e-magazines...

Everything intertwines to form a unique landscape.

"Our planet's capital, the Ice City."

Xia was full of pride, but when she saw the three guests' calm faces, she remembered that they were all gods. No matter how glorious this city was, it could not compare to the vastness of the stars. She couldn't help but laugh.

"Ice City?"

Moonlight swayed its eyes from side to side, and all it could see with its divine eyes were the heat waves blasted by ultraviolet rays.

"Haha~ This place used to be a land of ice and snow. But with the rapid development of technology, more and more heat was generated. Eventually, ice and snow became a memory of this city, leaving only its original name."

Xia scratched her head and gave an explanation.

He knew this wasn't a good change in the eyes of the gods, and since everyone present was a god, he quickly led Yuzu and her group to the next topic—participating in a ribbon-cutting ceremony of epoch-making significance on this planet.

The ceremony was held in a stadium-style building, with the stands packed to capacity, and many of the star's most important figures participating on the stage.

Because of Xia, Yuzu and her group were able to sit in the front row to watch the content.

Skip over the host's vivid and suspenseful opening remarks; they're all the same and nobody likes watching them. Yuzu simply picked up her phone and rewatched her conversation with Fang Yuan.

It wasn't until a special guest pushed something onto the stage that he unconsciously put his phone into his pocket.

The robot that was pushed onto the stage was not decorated or embellished; its internal structure was clearly visible.

What immediately caught Yuzu's attention was that one of the robot's arms was completely different from its frame structure.

The outer layer of that arm was made of a transparent membrane, allowing a view inside.

Inside the arm, "tendons are muscles and flesh is flesh".

Yes, it looks like a person's tendons and bones, but it's not exactly the same.

After a brief introduction by the special guest, the theme of this ribbon-cutting ceremony was revealed.

It turns out that the remote star has already overcome the relevant technical difficulties, and mechanics has entered the era of gearless bionics!

Amidst the uproar from the audience, the special guest clapped his hands, signaling the robot to begin its performance.

The robot was seen dribbling a basketball with both hands. The bionic arm was as flexible and free as a real human arm, which was in stark contrast to the rest of its body!

You seem very calm.

Yuzu looked at Xia's face, which showed absolutely no excitement.

"What's available to the public is just leftovers from the government; there's something even more powerful coming up, I'll show you later."

Xia thought Yuzi would be surprised by what she saw, but when she turned her head, she saw Yuzi's equally calm face.

it is good!

Yu Zi nodded and smiled without saying a word, knowing that what the public sees is always what the authorities are willing to let them see.

The next stop after the ribbon-cutting ceremony was a giant hemispherical base, heavily guarded with numerous checkpoints.

This is also a key stop on Yuzu's group's trip. The gentle faction wants to teach the Blue Fat Star God something to improve their ability to resist technological weapons so that they won't be wiped out.

Compared to the gearless machinery at the appetizer ribbon-cutting ceremony, this is the real deal – cutting-edge technology.

The long corridor was filled with display cases of various advanced technologies, such as gravity recombination devices, super particle cannons, and atmospheric tearers.

I don't understand it, but it sounds impressive!

"Since this is a technological achievement that can't be found on the market, why is anti-gravity included?"

Looking at the gravity recombination display box, Yuzu thought of the hovercars that are everywhere on the streets.

"There's a huge difference, like between a household battery and a nuclear battery."

Xia thought for a moment and used the things that the native gods of the Blue Fat Star could see as a metaphor.

This provides them with an opportunity to learn about the scientific power of celestial observation.

Antigravity is actually a special kind of particle escape phenomenon.

These particles are unaffected by magnetic fields and can travel faster than light. When the instrument generates enough particles, it will propel the spacecraft, much like hydrogen gas in a balloon. The speed depends on the amount of particles generated.

Someone just mentioned the difference between civilian and official use.

For civilian use, it simply relies on instruments to generate particle quantity.

The official method used in interstellar travel involves the instrument generating particles that not only have a quantity but also form a spiral structure, which acts like a pair of flippers for a diver.

This is one phenomenon, and all scientific achievements ultimately manifest different phenomena, all of which have traceable origins.

For example, when hydrogen and oxygen combine, the final result is water.

Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to say that science is a phenomenology that covers a very wide range of fields.

This applies to science, and it also applies to divine power.

"Could some deity please perform a magic trick so I can prove it?"

Just as Yuzu and the others were beginning to understand the situation, Xia's shout brought them back to reality.

The use of the phrase "perform a magic trick" didn't sit well with even Yuzu, who was only human.

The three looked at each other. Xu Xiangsheng stroked his beard and looked up to the side, looking like an old-fashioned person. He couldn't accept that kind of wording and appearance, so it was definitely a no-go.

Only Yuzu and Yuebai are left, who's going to play?

It can't be me, can it? I can't even recite the basic incantations of immortal techniques, let alone the more advanced ones like generating thoughts. Yuzu took the initiative, her eyes sealing him off, leaving no room for negotiation.

Does that mean it's just me?

Yuebai took the medicine and thought to himself, "You two are supposed to be big men, but you're so stingy." He rolled his eyes, then walked up to Xiaxia and activated his magic, "Immortal Technique - Little Tornado."

Suddenly, a strong wind rose in the corridor, causing the various exhibits to sway violently.

Not only did the rumors start out of nowhere, but everything was almost overturned. Was it still a "magic trick"? Yuebai smiled smugly.

Xia was also blown off balance, but he calmly took out a strangely shaped weapon from a window and pulled the trigger at the center of the wind.

Then the strong wind in the corridor suddenly stopped!

It just stopped abruptly like that?

No one could even sense the slightest energy fluctuation.

Even though Xu Xiangsheng had witnessed the power of the distant star, he was still shocked because he still couldn't understand the technology of this star even after seeing it up close.