The Day We Meet Under the Stars

The method Fang Cheng provided left Yaoguang in a dilemma.

The collapse of the Prison was already unstoppable, and the only way to resolve it was to destroy the Earth, which served as the Anchor, to permanently seal the Prison Gate.

However, if the Earth were destroyed, the immature Yaoguang would inevitably perish as well, which was why she had originally stopped Nuoya from destroying the planet.

Now, the method Fang Cheng proposed was—destroy the Earth, then simply rebuild a new one.

When Yaoguang first saw this method, she thought Fang Cheng was indulging in wishful thinking.

Destruction and construction were entirely different concepts; even if Fang Cheng possessed the power to easily destroy the Earth, the difficulty of rebuilding it was countless times higher than destroying it. It was not something that could be achieved through sheer power alone.

But Fang Cheng provided not just the concept, but the details of its feasibility.

He had seen in Nuoya's memories that the Star Spirit Alliance's home planet, Xingxi, possessed a vast number of artificial planets, the smallest of which was over ten times the surface area of Earth.

After unlocking the system functions, Fang Cheng had already obtained the technical reserves of the Star Spirit Alliance from the system. With his power combined with that technology, rebuilding the Earth was entirely feasible.

In the future Fang Cheng had witnessed, this method had also been verified.

But this was exactly what worried Yaoguang; she feared that Fang Cheng was deceiving her and exaggerating the success rate.

Yet, if they did not take action immediately, more Star Devourers would soon begin to break out, as the Gate at the bottom of the sea was still open.

If they did nothing, the Earth would eventually be destroyed anyway. Although Fang Cheng's method carried