Tsunade's unreasonable argument left Chen Fan with a wry smile. "Who asks someone else whether it hurts to confirm if it's a dream or reality? Don't people usually pinch themselves?"
"Are you an idiot? Wouldn't pinching yourself hurt?" Tsunade said with an expression that clearly said Chen Fan was an idiot.
Chen Fan did not know what to say. Thinking back to how he had once toyed with Tsunade in the palm of his hand, she had really turned bad now. The glint of mischief in her eyes told him that she was teasing him.
"How are your injuries?" Tsunade asked Chen Fan, still somewhat worried.
"It's nothing, but... a bigger problem than the moon crashing into the Earth has appeared." Chen Fan's expression turned solemn.
Tsunade froze for a moment before asking, "What is it? Haven't we already resolved the greatest crisis? Other than the fragments of the moon that fell into the sea, most of the rest have been dealt with."
Chen Fan shook his head with a bitter smile. "You're right. The problem now isn't the moon. The moon has already been destroyed. The problem I'm talking about is that." As he spoke, Chen Fan pointed at the sun in the sky.
Tsunade paused. "The sun? What's wrong with the sun?" She looked at Chen Fan curiously.
Chen Fan's expression darkened. "The moon did not hit the Earth earlier, but its gravity altered the orbit of the planet beneath our feet. If we leave it alone, this planet will eventually crash into the sun. No matter how strong I am, I can't destroy the sun too. Of course, it's more likely that the planet will be reduced to ashes before it even reaches the sun."
If Chen Fan was not exaggerating, Tsunade naturally understood how serious the