Ten Thousand Years of Cultivation!

As Lu Jun absorbed more and more meteorites, the scene above Jiquan Star also changed.

What had originally been only the occasional fall of a meteorite became a continuous, multicolored river.

Meteorites fell one after another, vanishing one after another into the vortex, as if there would never be an end.

And the meteorites that had not yet been absorbed began to form a star ring under Jiquan Star's gravity.

At first, the star ring was only a thin Light Ribbon, revolving around Jiquan Star, faintly visible one moment and hidden the next.

But as time passed, more and more meteorites were captured, and the star ring grew wider and wider, brighter and brighter, more and more magnificent.

A hundred years later, the star ring had become a multicolored Light Ribbon a thousand li wide, encircling all of Jiquan Star.

Countless tiny points of light moved within the Light Ribbon; those were meteorites traveling along their orbits.

A thousand years later, the star ring's width had expanded to ten thousand li, and five-colored radiance interwove, dyeing Jiquan Star's night sky into a dazzling painting.

Looking up from the ground, the star ring was like a rainbow spanning the heavens, yet it was even more magnificent than a rainbow, even more eternal.

Ten thousand years later, the star ring had already become Jiquan Star's most eye-catching landmark.

Whether by day or by night, that multicolored Light Ribbon could be seen hanging in the sky.

By day, the star ring sparkled with brilliant light beneath the sunlight, like a necklace inlaid with countless jewels, adorning Jiquan Star until it seemed like an immortal realm.

By night, the star ring gave off a soft halo beneath the moonlight, like a silver river flowing slowly through the starry sky.

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