I had to fully recognize something now: the Earth I had always considered calm, unremarkable, rustic, and, after becoming king, even more profoundly devoid of any ripples since childhood was actually a place filled with espers, aliens, vampires, werewolves, and bioengineered monsters. This tiny drop in the universe was not the least bit monotonous compared with other worlds. That was right—Earth was not monotonous. It was low-key.
All along, Sandora and I had never considered sending people to conduct a complete survey of life across the globe. Lou defined this place as home: ordinary, terribly rustic, but worth being attached to. Sandora, meanwhile, defined it as technologically primitive, inhabited by interesting natives, located in a barren and desolate region of space, and possessing plenty of good food. That was all. Even after learning that Atlantis civilization had existed here seven hundred thousand years ago, our views had not changed.
But now... well, Earth really did seem quite interesting.
"There are roughly 1.1 million anomalous beings worldwide, including humanoids and a very small number of non-humanoids." Lin Xue sat on the coffee table in the Living Room, holding up a Ji Light Pointer as she gave us a lesson. "Those are the ones already registered—at minimum, people whose existence has been confirmed and whose whereabouts are generally known. The unregistered ones probably number no more than one-tenth of that."
"The planetary scanning system has already entered orbit and gone online. If any overlooked anomalous being suddenly erupts, Boundless Love personnel can teleport to the scene within five seconds." Qian Qian had specifically changed into a cute little suit and even wore a pair of plain glasses, dressing herself up as if she were about to command the world. Unfortunately, after getting used to that silly, giggling face of hers, her current