Advanced Vitality and Chaos

Lin Li's electric car drove into the outskirts of Luoyang, as though entering another world.

Strange and bizarre colossal structures towered into the clouds in the distance, radiating gorgeous, soft light. All manner of fantastical buildings and vehicles that flew through the sky or burrowed into the earth made this place seem like a city of fantasy.

After entering the interstellar age, resources had become immensely abundant, technology advanced with each passing day, and society had undergone the greatest changes in human history.

At first, the companies established by the Nomo were only businesses selling basic resources, such as Beyond the Heavens Mining and Superconductor Energy. Humans were only responsible for operations and management. Their main customers were still local Earth industries, which bought elements and materials unavailable on Earth and combined them with exploding technology to manufacture new products.

Later, as human employees became more capable in business and many research and engineering talents were trained, all kinds of products and technologies of the superconducting age began to emerge.

Superconductors brought an all-encompassing revolution in energy technology.

All kinds of appliances could be made noticeably smaller, while maglev technology could be applied in numerous fields such as housing, transportation, and mobile communications.

Large cities underwent superconducting upgrades one after another. Every first-tier city possessed large numbers of maglev buildings and transportation systems.

All kinds of superconducting nano cars could transform into flying vehicles and soar through the air in designated areas within such cities.

Even in areas where flight mode was prohibited, they could "crash into" buildings when emergency evasive action was needed, switching into a climbing mode that rose vertically into the sky.

Lin Li's car was one of the cheapest superconducting flying cars from nineteen years ago. When it was first released, countless office workers had bought