Time flowed swiftly like water. In interstellar space, the concept of time was always so vague. A single trip could seem to take years, even decades.
After five years of interstellar travel, they finally arrived at the Tianjiang Star Cluster, and the two sides formally established interstellar exchanges. By calculating Chu Fei's route, they also planned to develop the planets along the way and construct stable Gravitational String Channels.
Along Chu Fei's route were all single-star systems, including several Red Dwarfs. They still held a certain degree of development value.
With the materials from the Everlasting Technology Group—primarily the data and technology left behind by the Interstellar Development Group back then—combined with technical materials from the Saron Civilization and more, the Tianjiang Star Cluster now truly had the means to develop interstellar space.
Naturally, fully terraforming planets would require a very, very long time. But establishing several large temporary settlements in the short term would not be a problem.
Chu Fei did not participate in these matters from beginning to end. After merely pointing everyone in the right direction, the rest required the joint involvement of all sectors of society.
No one person could ever accomplish everything alone. Fortunately, with a great figure like Chu Fei, both sides developed quite well.
Afterward, Chu Fei brought Wei Qingyu to the Brown Dwarf and handed the place over to her. As for how far it could develop in the future, that would depend entirely on Wei Qingyu herself.
After that, Chu Fei once again "died far away." The two clones he had left on the Brown Dwarf fought fiercely during a "discussion of the Dao," ultimately both falling into the "ground" and vanishing.
The ground of the Brown Dwarf was a rolling sea of lava. Here on the Brown Dwarf, Chu Fei