If all he wanted was to make money, Huang Ji had plenty of ways to do it. But money alone would not solve the problem.
The Nomu Civilization was proof enough. Humanity's path toward independent rise would be long, distant, arduous, and bitter.
In the cruel interstellar society, those with only money were fat sheep, while those with only technology were tools.
Simply rescuing Earth from Anunnaki Corporation's grasp would require building a powerful force.
And if they wanted to safeguard Earth's development and support it from the shadows, they would need a faction that ranked across the entire Milky Way. One with several allies bound to it by shared interests, ready to speak up and lend aid when necessary.
Otherwise, they would end up like the Nomu Civilization, bullied to death.
To save oneself, one must first save others. Helping others was helping oneself.
Out of thin air, Huang Ji transformed himself and packaged himself as a mysterious Law Breaker in the Dark Starry Sky.
So-called Law Breakers were, in truth, criminals. Interstellar assassins, interstellar pirates, interstellar gangs, and interstellar fugitives all fell into this category.
Of course, this differed somewhat from the concept of criminals on Earth. A Law Breaker merely violated Star Alliance Law; it did not mean they had also committed crimes against their own mother civilization.
Law Breakers were not directly synonymous with villains or evil. Such concepts had to be viewed from a position of perspective.
Many Law Breakers treated their own mother civilizations very well. Some Law Breakers from weaker races were even among the most patriotic people.
Those who committed crimes against other civilizations as well as their own were called Brutal Law Breakers, or Brutals for short.
The definition of cruelty in the starry sky differed from that on Earth. After