It's Not Bad to Be a Dog

In the footage, a massive gate appeared above the city, and a pair of giant hands reached out from within.

Dark clouds filled the sky, fire raged across the horizon, and countless meteors plummeted down with long, fiery tails.

Within the city, a sea of bizarre, grotesque monsters surged forward, drowning everything in their path.

As the camera panned upward, it became clear that it wasn't just the city being destroyed, but the entire nation, the vast lands and oceans, and even the entire planet.

Looking at the scene, Fang Cheng knew without guessing that this was a planet destroyed by the arrival of an Evil God.

He initially suspected it was his mother's home world, but upon reflection, that didn't feel right.

His mother was powerful enough to rival an Evil God on her own; if it were her home, even if she lacked close friends or family, there should have been fellow countrymen. It wouldn't have been so easy for an Evil God to catch them off guard.

Furthermore, she had arrived on Earth via a spaceship, implying she possessed the capability for space jumps or light-speed travel.

While the destroyed city in the footage looked quite sci-fi, it was still far behind the level of technology required to develop light-speed spaceships.

To possess light-speed ships, one would at least expect to see artificial celestial bodies like Dyson spheres.

The destroyed planet in the footage was most likely an alien world similar to Earth, but with more advanced technology.

Following this line of thought, it was highly probable that before coming to Earth, his mother had visited other alien planets where civilizations had already emerged.

After all, what he was seeing now were all memories from his mother.

As Fang Cheng pondered, the footage ended.

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