Human Federation

Biodata

Feature	Information
Name	Human Federation (人类联邦)
Species/Race	Human Race
Occupation/Role	Interstellar human government and technological civilization
Affiliation	Formerly subordinate to the Earth Tree Race; later incorporated into the Great Flame Empire as a Second-Class Race 805 846
Status	Conquered following the Great Flame Empire's victory over the Coalition; its citizens are subject to second-class restrictions, while their descendants may obtain Great Flame Empire citizenship 846

Background / History

The Human Federation rose from Blue Star through Warp Jump Technology, subsequently occupying Life Planets and Resource Planets throughout the Milky Way. Its technological boom produced gene serums, advanced military hardware, and spacefaring infrastructure, but individual human strength remained far below that of the Myriad Races. 4 23

The Federation classified habitable worlds with a single “A” prefix and resource worlds with two-letter prefixes. It controlled the Milky Way through a system of federal regulations, military bases, fleets, and planetary monitoring. 23 105

For thousands of years, the Federation used Exile Planet as a prison colony for serious criminals. Their descendants were stripped of human rights and treated as barbarians by most Federation citizens; the planet was also continuously surveilled through unmanned warships and the Into the Abyss live program. 1 267 280

Yi Chen's emergence transformed the Federation's strategic outlook. By observing and imitating the cultivation methods he created on Exile Planet, Federation citizens gained access to a path of individual evolution. The Military began shifting its focus from Gene Warriors and Mechas toward cultivation-based infantry, while also adapting warship operations to stronger and faster personnel. 7 49 70 93

The Federation formed alliances with the Berserker Race and Ten Thousand Hands Race, using its large-scale, ultra-long-distance troop transport capacity to launch campaigns against rival races. 147 207

Government and Administration

• Federal Parliament — The Federation's principal political authority. Its senior members set broad policy, while its Think Tank develops detailed political, ideological, and strategic plans. 187 271
• Federal Military — Controls the Federation's fleets, Space Fortresses, military bases, and cultivation-based military reforms. It is divided into fourteen Military Regions. 49 105
• Council President — Lu Qingxian serves as the Federation's leading negotiator and political figure in dealings with Yi Chen, the Earth Tree Race, and the Coalition. 268 830
• Marshal — Tie Xue is a senior military leader who advocated reforming the armed forces around cultivation and individual combat power. 44 49
• Federal Research Institute — Develops and maintains key military technologies, including the protected Warp Jump, attack, and defense systems used by Federation warships. 292

Military and Technology

Large Warships

Large Warships are the Federation's core strategic asset and the source of its greatest value to the Earth Tree Race.

• Capable of transporting troops across ultra-long distances on a massive scale. 135 641
• Their Warp Jump, attack, and defense systems are tightly controlled and can be remotely controlled or disabled by the Federal Military. 292
• The Federation completed its first batch of Large Warships for the Earth Tree Race, then expanded production toward a fleet of ten million vessels. 719 740
• Their transport role allowed the Earth Tree Race to rapidly deploy armies across the Supercluster. 735 771

Space Fortresses

Space Fortresses are the Federation's strongest war machines.

• Comparable in size to a planet and capable of operating in cosmic storms and black holes. 344
• Possess firepower sufficient to destroy planets and, in some circumstances, an entire celestial system. 344 729
• Their performance improved after the Federation's transition into universal cultivation and the adoption of Weapon Forging. 344
• Despite their strength, a single Space Fortress is only roughly comparable to one Supreme Expert of the Myriad Races. 344

Monitoring and Defense Systems

• The Federation's monitoring network covers the Milky Way and functions as a technological analogue to Divine Sense. 267
• Its unmanned warships carry advanced scanners capable of tracking spiritual-energy circulation, though they cannot read thoughts or recover unspoken cultivation formulas. 7
• Exile Planet was later enclosed by a large-scale defense system and Energy Shield, forcing Yi Chen to develop a Teleportation Technique capable of bypassing such barriers. 288 308

Relations

• Yi Chen — The Federation secretly benefited from his cultivation methods, then attempted to recruit, reward, restrict, and ultimately control him. Yi Chen rejected its authority and later declared that the Federation would be conquered by the Great Flame Empire. 203 268 792
• Great Flame Empire — The Federation's eventual conqueror. Following the Coalition's defeat, the Empire categorized the Federation as a Second-Class Race. 792 846
• Earth Tree Race — The Federation sought and accepted Earth Tree Race protection and resources in return for manufacturing Large Warships and supporting its expansion. This relationship left the Federation dependent on Earth Tree Race demands. 641 671 805
• Berserker Race — Allied with the Federation during its campaigns in the Local Galaxy Cluster. 147 207
• Ten Thousand Hands Race — Entered an alliance with the Federation and Berserker Race, enabling joint operations against the Wind Riding Race. 207
• Coalition of Three Hegemon Races — The Federation was compelled to cooperate with the Earth Tree Race-led Coalition against the Great Flame Empire despite its leaders' doubts about victory. 830

Earth Tree Race Subordination

The Federation initially sought Earth Tree Race support as a means of strengthening itself and controlling Yi Chen. Its leadership offered Yi Chen immense rewards—including Federation Currency, parliamentary seats, private planets, and the proposed title of Human Emperor—in exchange for cooperation and restrictions on his independence. 256 268

The arrangement failed to secure Yi Chen. When the Earth Tree Race learned that he had not signed the expected subordinate agreement, it treated the Federation's handling of him as a serious failure, but retained the Federation because its Large Warships were vital to Earth Tree Race war preparations. 645 646

Earth Tree Race resources later accelerated the Federation's cultivation development, while its political demands increasingly constrained the Federation's leadership. The Federation was pressured to negotiate an alliance with Yi Chen and faced the possibility of being used as cannon fodder if it failed to comply. 671 805

Fall and Conquest

The Federation's executives eventually learned that Yi Chen had built the Great Flame Empire into a power far exceeding their expectations. They regretted failing to make him the Federation's ruler when they had the opportunity, but their attempts to seek reconciliation came too late. 726 792

Bound by its subordinate relationship with the Earth Tree Race, the Federation joined the Coalition formed against the Great Flame Empire. Its leadership believed that siding with Yi Chen was impossible: the Earth Tree Race could destroy the Federation's base in the Earth Tree Star Cluster at will, while the Great Flame Empire did not regard Federation citizens as its own. 830

After the Coalition was defeated, the Great Flame Empire conquered the Supercluster within half a year. The Human Federation was classified as a Second-Class Race; its people lost independent habitats and faced restrictions on resources and cultivation, while their children and descendants could become Great Flame Empire citizens. 846