Long Aotian, an ordinary college student who had risen to top-tier star status in the game Infinite Lagrange, was unexpectedly killed in a car accident and reborn in his senior year of high school. Faced with familiar classrooms, flying exam papers, and the troubles of youth, he thought heaven had given him a chance to make up for his regrets, copy hit songs, trade stocks, and easily reach the pinnacle of life.
However, the [Lagrange Pioneering System] that had been reborn alongside him completely derailed his plans for an “ordinary” life. This System, which had existed only in a game, could project virtual technology and creations into reality.
Even more outrageous, the first ultimate mission the System issued wasn't to become the schoolyard king or a wealthy city playboy. It was: [Mission: Establish an initial base within the solar system and restart the Lagrange Network, laying the foundation for human civilization to venture into deep space.]
And so, while the rest of the world remained completely unaware, Long Aotian's “after-school activities” became: using the game's “hyperspace modeling” software to remotely design blueprints for the base; using “mineral refining” technology to process samples “borrowed” from the asteroid belt and earn his first fortune; using his knowledge of “ship stealth coatings” to do a little “business” with the military and gain their support...
From the System interface, he controlled construction drones hundreds of millions of kilometers away, quietly assembling his first outpost base near Mercury's orbit.
It looks embarrassing. . . .