Feng Jun had no idea that bringing a group of Golden Core True Adepts to mine had stirred up some controversy.
But he did not think it was a big deal. By his standards, everyone involved believed the mine was already his. If he wanted to decide how it was mined, what right did anyone else have to interfere?
Outsiders indeed could not casually enter the Insectoid World, but this was his property. Was there a problem with him arranging the necessary work?
It had to be said that he really did have a knack for causing trouble—at the very least, he was not someone who could stay put.
Leaving that aside, when he surveyed the twenty-fifth planet, he finally struck it big—spectacularly big.
This planet was mostly gaseous. Due to its immense density, its core region was liquid, while the innermost core was solid. Yet that solid core had a diameter of no more than ten thousand kilometers.
In truth, the core's diameter was not much smaller than Blue Star's, but with the liquid and gaseous layers included, the planet was far larger than Blue Star.
This was the might of nature. A planet this large was somewhat rare, but not particularly shocking.
What was shocking was that one-fifth of the planet's composition consisted of Energy Blocks, half of them of exceptionally high purity. Feng Jun could not help sighing, "I've struck it rich!"
There were difficulties with extraction, however. The planet's gravity was simply too strong, with gravitational acceleration at least five times that of Blue Star. After Feng Jun landed, even taking flight felt oppressively heavy.
If an Emergence from Dust Stage cultivator came here, they would probably find it extremely strenuous just to fly.
Feng Jun calculated that if Golden Core cultivators handled the mining, twenty