Mandatory Military Service for All Rabbits, Just So They Can Play Games?

Su Chen transmigrates to the Andromeda Galaxy, to a wasteland planet in the late stages of a Level Two civilization.

The world has been destroyed, and someone needs to step up and rebuild order.

What if there aren't enough workers? A cross-dimensional connection device can transfer the consciousness of people from Blue Star into clones, just like in Avatar.

Bring people from Blue Star over to work for me.

How about I pay you with the most advanced technological products in this galaxy?

Then the Rabbit immediately gets it: Why keep competing in the Age of Exploration? We can compete among the stars instead.

Universal military service: enacted. All 1.4 billion people are busy working off-world!

Then the Rabbit's space elevator can no longer be kept secret, and it blasts straight through Blue Star's technological ceiling!

The Rabbit: “I'm done pretending. The truth is, we've been in contact with advanced alien civilizations all along.”

Years later, a vast interstellar fleet travels 2.2 million light-years, and Su Chen visits Blue Star.

Su Chen: “Rabbit, that thing called the Sun is pretty nice. How about I build you a Dyson sphere too?”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.