Time flew by. A thousand years was a long time for mortals.
For a planet, it was merely a drop in the vast ocean.
Over those thousand years, Blue Star developed rapidly.
Karlos joined Blue Star as he had wished, without having to perform for a living.
After his arrival, Blue Star's Subsidiary Planets numbered more than five hundred.
Over those thousand years, three major policies-the membership system, reduced enslavement periods, and a share of energy points-filled the subordinate planet lords with motivation.
Blue Star's notoriety had already spread through a small area.
Planets fled and scattered, declaring this region forbidden territory and giving it a wide berth.
This left Zhang Yang rather helpless. Was that really necessary?
I'm letting those who get rich first help the others prosper, all right!
Ask the Star Lords who joined Blue Star's system whether they're happy!
Honestly!
They were happy!
This was far better than developing alone. Every resource they needed for development could be purchased on the Heavenly Net.
The strength of both the planets and their Starfolk rose rapidly.
Once the subordinate Starfolk arrived on Blue Star, almost none wanted to leave.
The dazzling array of goods here offered something useful to everyone, regardless of cultivation level.
Blue Star also became the commercial hub for these planets.
Over those thousand years, Blue Star stayed in place. Like a Level Four Feudal Lord, it developed a cosmic network to keep traffic flowing between its planets.
As a result, spaceships filled the skies, constantly shuttling between planets.
Blue Star's dynasties and sects sent lineages and disciples to sell and distribute goods across the planets, earning enough to fill their pots and bowls to the brim.
The Human Race's elixirs, mecha, and talisman scripts were extremely popular, and were also the Heavenly Net's best-selling