Uranus.
Earth's scientists had classified this planet as an "ice giant" based on surrounding data.
Their inference was correct. Its core was made of ice.
After shutting off the "livestream," Liu Di first turned his attention to his surroundings, sweeping his cold gaze around to make sure no bizarre life-form suddenly sprang out at him.
He did not intend to share what came next with Earth.
Although Uranus was 2.72 billion kilometers from Earth—a distant figure—it was still a planet within the Solar System, carrying the feeling of a neighbor.
If people learned that signs of life existed on a planet so close by, it would inevitably cause panic.
That was unnecessary trouble.
On this cold, lonely planet.
Liu Di lowered his head.
He looked at the city frozen within the ice.
He lightly stomped his foot, and his light-control ability spread outward, forming a ring of bright ripples that expanded beneath the ice.
An even larger city emerged.
It was at least five hundred kilometers long.
And Liu Di was standing at the center of the city.
A gust of wind swept past, stirring up scattered ice crystals on the surface.
It was hard to imagine that Uranus contained a Frozen City.
Liu Di's right eye flickered as he rapidly scanned the city within his field of vision.
Immediately afterward, a 3D image of the city appeared in his mind.
The city had skyscrapers and low houses. Every building had rounded corners. The entrance doors were 2.2 meters tall, and the rooms contained living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens.
Liu Di drew a slight breath.
Simply put, these were human living habits!
Or at least, the living habits of humanoid creatures!
Yet whether through Liu Di's own observations or Tian Jue Hao's extraterrestrial scans, the conclusion was the same: there