A Star Array Suited to Me: The Difficult Road of Experimentation
Three Suns Star System was the name Liang Ji had given this star system.
Originally, in the Starry Sky Map left behind by Sage Tianhe, this system had no name at all, only a numerical designation.
Liang Ji walked through Three Suns Star System, gazing at the three stars orbiting one another. He could barely hide his delight.
Sage Tianhe must have intended from the very beginning to place multiple stars in his Natal Star system, hoping to arrange them into an Imitation Celestial Star Array Diagram.
Thus, even this system, used for experiments and verification, had been designed with multiple stars.
However, according to the records in his star chart, when the system was first arranged, it had only two stars.
Sage Tianhe had only recently become a Seventh-Tier Star Lord at the time. Although his research into the Celestial Star Array Diagram had enabled him to successfully arrange a star system, his strength back then had only allowed him to place two stars in it at most.
But the stars in the system before him had gone from two to three. One had naturally formed over the past several thousand years through Cosmic Creation.
It was the appearance of this third star that had significantly affected the entire system, transforming it drastically from the one Sage Tianhe had arranged. Liang Ji had needed a long time to identify its location.
Now, Liang Ji observed the paths followed by the three stars orbiting one another at the center of the system, as well as those traced by the many other celestial bodies throughout it. He carefully recorded every orbit. Each held within it the array principles of a star system formation.
These included the array principles contained in