Lord of the Star Thieves

Have you ever considered that planets might actually be alive?

They can feel fear, and they can die.

So when faced with an unstoppable threat, they can either attract the right people to protect them,

trigger a spiritual qi revival and arm themselves,

or toss one of their children, a sentient being on the planet, out into another world through transmigration. Once that child has grown strong enough, they can find a way to bring them back.

They can ask their planetary neighbors to raise their child and send them home to protect them.

Hmm, that really is a good idea.

Of course, there are two possibilities: the child makes it back, or they don’t. After all, no one knows how things will turn out.

“As for whether this child agrees,

I’m asking you.

Yes, you.

The one staring at the screen.

Do you agree?

Yes/No”

P.S. This is the story of a Blue Star native who left home and leads a group of aliens devoted to ‘nuclear peace’ and ‘friendship’ as they ‘save’ various planets and, along the way, establish a cosmic empire.

What about the civilizations on those planets?

What do they have to do with us?

We’re space pirates, after all!