A Little Awkward

Time flew by. Twenty years later.

Su Hao had been in this world for eighty years already. His actual age was nearing a hundred.

He found Feng Cheng and asked about the unusual activity in space. The result was still: "No abnormalities!" At that moment, Su Hao vaguely realized that this disaster was no longer an asteroid impact!

Su Hao: "..."

I worked diligently for so many years and successfully developed the "Planet Virus," and now you're telling me we don't need to fight planets anymore—we're switching to a different game.

Wasn't this just playing him for a fool? That was right. More than a decade ago, the "Planet Virus" Su Hao had envisioned had been fully developed, updated to version 10.1, and finalized by Su Hao under its official name: the "Star-Shattering Mini Cube"! The result of the "Star-Shattering Mini Cube"'s birth was this: within half a year, it could turn a satellite only slightly smaller than Source Star into a particle beam and fire it into the depths of the universe, completely ejecting all its matter from this star system.

And the observers at the astronomical observation center could only watch helplessly as a massive celestial body gradually vanished from their displays.

It was like a dream! Worth mentioning was that after multiple upgrades, Su Hao's "Planet Virus" was no longer a huge ellipsoid. It had become a Mini Cube only the size of a ping-pong ball!

A tiny Mini Cube—so long as a high-quality Source Pearl was embedded in its groove, thrown into a planet's core, and activated—could devour an entire massive planet within two hours, then convert that planet into an immense quantity of "Source."

The emergence of this "Star-Shattering Mini Cube" had surpassed even what Su Hao had imagined before he first designed the "Planet