Wenren Sheng thought this and peered through the tiny hole again.
The countless spacetime trading points scattered across the land looked utterly real.
After thinking it over, he took out the Measuring Heaven Ruler, which could measure a world's Reality, and extended it through the hole to inspect it.
A Red Line moved across the ruler and quickly reached the zero mark.
This showed that the scene he saw was real.
None of it was happening within the Main World's fantasy layer; these things existed in the Main World itself.
The question was, what exactly was this so-called Interstellar Merchant? With that thought, he decided to possess another robot and investigate.
He quickly selected a target.
Meanwhile, at the distant edge of the Solar System, in the Kuiper Belt.
Inside a silver-white spacecraft, three people sat in the captain's cabin, talking.
If Earthlings saw them, they would surely be astonished, for their faces and builds were identical to those of humans.
Or rather, humans looked exactly like them.
"I never expected Experimental Site No. 13 to start producing Origin Energy so soon. Their potential far surpasses that of the other test sites," A said happily.
"I find it rather strange. They weren't particularly outstanding among the many seeds. But it doesn't matter. As long as we collect enough Origin Energy, the Mother World can be saved," B added.
"Then we need to study them and see whether their circumstances can be replicated," C said cautiously.
"I just took a look. It seems they were ruled by artificial intelligence robots ahead of schedule. Everyone lives in a virtual world. Could the early production of Origin Energy be related to that?" A pondered.
"At their current technological level, they haven't even reached Civilization Level I. How could they possibly create robots