When Su Li opened his eyes, he found that he had become a consul among the stars.
The earth has fought three world wars, with warlords dividing the country and mercenaries running rampant. The politicians in the parliament are more disgusting than the enemies on the battlefield.
Everyone thought he was an indecisive loser.
Until he wiped out 300,000 rebels with iron-blooded methods and left no one alive.
Parliament wants to impeach him? Military police had blocked the door.
The warlord wants to rebel against him? The mobile force's orbital drop pod has landed overhead.
"For twelve years, you used negotiation and compromise to stitch up the world's wounds."
"The result? There are more and more wounds."
"Start today with a different approach."
When the last rebel force knelt before him
[The Ten Thousand Realms Channel System has been activated]
[The first traversable world: Resident Evil]
From the underground hive in Raccoon City, he brought back the original sample of the T virus, the super artificial intelligence "Red Queen", and genetic technology that was enough to make the earth's technology leap forward by fifty years.
But this is just the beginning.
The giant mecha in "Pacific Rim", the two-way foil in "The Three-Body Problem", the Pandora biological network in "Avatar"...
One world after another opened its doors to him.
And he wants to turn all the world's resources, technology, and power into fuel for the human federation to move towards the star sea.
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Let me be the first audience. Five-star praise. Much better than those canopy streamers. It is worth recommending. Long live the People's Federation. I hope it will be updated continuously. Don't write 200,000 to 300,000 words before being thrown away. After all, there are too few such books.
Let me be the first audience. Five-star praise. Much better than those canopy streamers. It is worth recommending. Long live the People's Federation. I hope it will be updated continuously. Don't write 200,000 to 300,000 words before being thrown away. After all, there are too few such books.