Mars was a known Earth-like planet.
Its risk factor was relatively low.
Liu Di allowed Little Liu and the others to land with him.
"Martian."
"Martian language."
"Martian technology."
Little Liu chanted excitedly.
But in truth, the place was utterly desolate.
It was a dead planet, red and silent, like a massive fossil.
Huge tornadoes raged across it, while black, leaf-like gravel whirled through the air.
There was wind and an atmosphere, but it was cold, and the ultraviolet radiation was intense.
The thick dust made it impossible to tell direction.
Little Liu was somewhat disappointed. "Mars is like this too?"
Liu Di nodded. "It is actually very difficult for a planet to nurture life."
The group found a sheltered spot.
Behind them loomed a massive mountain.
People always claimed that Mount Everest was the tallest mountain in the world.
But what was the world?
The extinct volcano before them was called Olympus, and it stood 6.5 times taller than Mount Everest.
It was also the largest known mountain in the entire Solar System.
And what was the Solar System?
On the scale of the universe, it was merely a drop in the ocean.
As humanity explored, greatness and smallness would constantly be reversed.
The Martian scenery was also transmitted back to Earth.
Although people would not see it until six hours later, they still cried out in amazement when the time came.
"How are they so fast?"
"They've already reached Mars?"
"Is this real?"
"You foolish humans, how could you possibly fathom Boss Di Wu's abilities? Stop talking. Laozi wants to take a good look at Mars!"
The feeling was strange. The people on Earth and Mars seemed to be in two different times and spaces, yet they could see the same scene.
Liu Di stared at Mount Olympus