But until you had truly set foot in every corner of an unknown region, you could never know what unexpected events-or surprises-lay within.
Yet even in a realm you knew well, a tremendous surprise might suddenly arrive one day.
Luo Qi was not afraid of death at all. He even began thinking about the things he had wanted to do but never had. Perhaps this was his way of making a wish before death.
Well, first, he wanted to trace the origins of that spacecraft from another star system back during his time on Orange Star, and, if he got the chance, give the civilization behind it a great big surprise.
Second, he wanted to return to the former Profound Heaven Nebula, carry out a spectacular demolition operation, and finish off that damned sneaky bastard for good, collecting the legacy left behind in the Profound Heaven Nebula while he was at it.
Third, have a proper romance? Right, he had never managed to find love in his previous life, and this life was so absurd that romance was downright impossible. If he had the chance, he would definitely drive down housing prices on Earth. They had far too much of an impact on marriage rates. In the future, everyone should simply be allocated a home. If not for the machinations of capital, Earth's industrial production capacity could easily provide one home per person.
Fourth, he wanted to visit the world of the X-Men, and the world of the Avengers, if parallel worlds really existed.
He would tell Thanos that speculating on housing and education could slowly eliminate the population. All he needed was to put forward a few proxies, work together to establish legitimate organizations, and legally stake out territory to build high-rises. There was no need to openly become