Having first arrived, he missed home and family yet had no ties to hold him back. After drifting for tens of thousands of years, worldly familial affection had faded, and fallen leaves returned to their roots. To preserve those bonds, he would rather abandon home and livelihood to live alone in a corner—yet Heaven toyed with him and stirred his wandering soul.
Honestly, if this had happened tens of thousands of years ago, hearing someone mention the word "Earth" would have made Hua Zhen jump for joy. But now, aside from an indescribable sense of absurdity, he felt nothing else.
What was this supposed to mean?
The thought of returning home had faded away long ago, without him even knowing when. Yet at the very moment of Kesha's Fall, he had to learn that the world he had transmigrated into also had an Earth.
The urgency brought by the void had yet to dissipate from his heart, and now this sudden news had thrown his mind into chaos. It was easy to imagine just how stunned Hua Zhen felt at that moment.
Was this Earth really the one he knew?
The possibility was high, because Ruo Ning had previously said that she had seen traces left by Lieyang in that pre-nuclear civilization.
Ever since he first saw Lieyang Civilization in the Heavenly Palace Hall thirty thousand years ago, he had constantly suspected a connection between Lieyang and Earth. He had wondered why Lieyang's clothing, hairstyles, speech, and mannerisms resembled ancient China so closely. Now, it all made sense.
After Lieyang Civilization successfully developed the Sun God Project, it had influenced the "positive and healthy" development of many civilizations throughout the universe. Even its architectural style had spread across the cosmos, and Earth was clearly one of those places.
Should