Liang Ji had no time to wait and see whether this star could give rise to a new star system through Creation, so he chose to intervene directly. He tore open a rift in the void leading straight to the space near the star, then stepped through and crossed the vast void to arrive there.
There were no enemies here, nor any other unexpected complications. He had already explored the area, and the Void Demon Race that had destroyed this star system had long since departed.
So Liang Ji wasted no time. He took out a blank Star Map and drew the chosen star directly inside it.
Then he tore open another rift in the void, leading straight to the space where the chosen "anchor point" lay.
He had already moved nine stars here. Eight of them would serve as planets, becoming ordinary planets in the newly created Life Star System. The smallest star would serve as a satellite for the Life Star.
One star, eight planets, and one satellite for the Life Star!
After studying all kinds of stars, star systems, and star domains for hundreds of thousands of years, the Star Alliance had determined that this was the simplest arrangement for a Life Star System—and the bare minimum.
With fewer than eight planets, or without a satellite to guard the Life Star, it was difficult to form a Life Star System.
So, when Liang Ji created a Life Star System, the bare minimum was an arrangement of one star and eight planets like this.
He was creating this Life Star System only to provide an "anchor point" for expanding the Celestial Star Array Diagram, serving as a direction for expansion and something to draw it onward. Therefore, all he needed was to arrange and create the most basic