A Warning: Never Test Human Nature

"Beep~~"

Jiang Hao's headset carried a broadcast from the United Government. "Hangzhou No. 1 Engine has successfully restarted. Hangzhou is no longer in danger. Thank you to all rescue personnel for your hard work. Earth is with us."

Jiang Hao smiled. After countless hardships, they had finally saved it.

Their loved ones did not have to die. This feeling was wonderful.

Li Lianke was very weak, but he stared at Jiang Hao intently and said, "You saved me. How did you do it?"

Jiang Hao shook his head irritably. "Focus on recovering from your injuries."

"I study science, yet I'm most interested in things that defy science. I was obviously supposed to die just now, but somehow I survived. Science absolutely can't explain this. You have to tell me." Li Lianke pressed on.

Jiang Hao glanced at him. "Do you believe in gods?"

"I used to. When news spread that Earth was going to be destroyed, countless people panicked, and all sorts of cults emerged. But later, as Earth got worse and worse, I realized those so-called religions were useless except for getting people killed and fooling them with talk about entering heaven after death. Who the hell knows whether you go to heaven after death or just disappear completely? So I stopped believing." Li Lianke said.

"What about you? Do you believe?" Li Lianke asked, looking at Jiang Hao.

"I definitely didn't before. Now, I do," Jiang Hao said quietly.

Jiang Hao had once been a staunch successor of communism and a supporter of materialism. But ever since obtaining the system and coming into contact with the vast myriad worlds, some of his original beliefs had collapsed.

Who was the one assigning missions to him?

This system claimed to come from a high-dimensional universe. Perhaps to Earthlings, those beings