Across the Middle East, there are mines underground, calling themselves an empire, and an alliance of neighbors. When the two countries were fighting over water resources and territory, Li Xiaofeng, who had traveled through time, could only look confused, waving banknotes in one hand, holding his beloved wife in the other, and bragging to environmentalist pen pals online.
The citizens are all handsome, the men are handsome, and the women are as beautiful as immortals, but this does not bring him happiness at all. The careless blond brother-in-law leads his band of handsome men to fight with the allied Sichuan generals in the Mediterranean every day; his Jewish businessman Rubinsky is known as the Black Fox of Fesha, and he has carved out a piece of land for himself and has an affair with Israel every day; his son is sent to the far East to attend high school, but is frightened by a little girl named Lin Yun and becomes depressed, so he can only fly to school all the way.
From here, our story begins.
Concept: When space opera meets soft science fiction