A magnificent meteor shower.
It set the hearts of countless young men and women in Sea City aflutter, making them believe in beautiful myths once more.
Quite a few clever boys also seized the chance to confess successfully and made it to first base that very night.
Many astronomers were left utterly baffled, researching it for a long time and finding nothing.
Only a man named Zhang Tianjia collapsed in his office, his heart breaking without a sound.
Watching the signal from the last drone disappear, he slowly said, "Beautiful."
After that.
Gu Fan held Liu Di's hand and returned to the Experimental Graveyard with a blissful expression.
The two plunged straight into the Experimental Graveyard's core area, surrounded by layer upon layer of shelves.
Thud.
Thud.
Thud.
At that moment, rhythmic impacts rang out from the core area, as though some kind of wooden object were striking a tabletop.
Little Liu was curled up inside a shelf, his excited face flushed red. He licked his lips from time to time, staring wide-eyed at the scene before him.
Gu Fan's face was crimson, and she wore a dreamy smile.
Liu Di was even redder in the face, bare from the waist up and drenched in sweat.
The moment he had returned to the Experimental Graveyard, he had thrown himself at the workbench!
And in less than an hour, he had built a model of a space satellite.
The model was now slowly floating above the workbench.
Thud.
Mechanisms inside the model operated, and it actually spat out a wooden rod that slammed against the table with a thud!
Liu Di stood before the workbench, eyes narrowed as he rubbed his chin and muttered, "The impact force still isn't enough."
Gu Fan sat by a distant window, lightly leaning against the