Satellite Tong Chaoge: a Beggar Becomes a Devil

As soon as I finished writing the emergency communication code for the satellite, I was blasted back into the muddy alleys of Chaoge City by the backup power supply of the computer room. The broken bowl rolled around in my arms three times before I realized that I was dressed like a little beggar that even a dog would dislike, with half of the uneaten cornbread still stuck to my body. I was facing the wall thinking about how to talk hotly when a series of pop-up windows with satellite parameters suddenly popped up in my mind - it turned out that what I brought here was not a computer, but a consciousness terminal that could directly connect to outer space satellites, and the satellites floating outside the atmosphere were now all at my command. As soon as I tried to send a "scan" command to the satellite, I saw a little demon who had just escaped from the lower world hiding in the tavern across the street, secretly sucking the yang energy of the guests; the soldier at the city gate had a piece of jade in his waist that could gather spiritual energy. I clutched the broken bowl and squatted back against the wall, and typed the "mark tracking" command on the satellite interface in my mind - since I wanted to be a villain, I might as well start from Chaoge City and turn these hidden fairies, demons and little monsters into my first batch of younger brothers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.