"Should I go somewhere and steal... borrow some electricity?" Chen Jue stared at the high-voltage lines overhead, a bold (suicidal) idea forming in his mind.
Could anything a martial artist did really be called stealing?
Borrowing, at most!
And he couldn't borrow domestically. Electricity supplies were so tight right now, with power restrictions and shortages everywhere.
Chen Jue's body was like a bottomless pit, capable of absorbing any amount of electricity. He couldn't add to the burden of those domestic power plants already operating under heavy loads.
If borrowing domestically is difficult, I'll just go abroad.
I'm not doing anything anyway. Taking a little trip won't be much trouble.
Once I'm fully charged and have dealt with the remaining little problems, I'll return to Second Home to find Little Sister, Chen Jue planned.
He went inside to pack a few things and took the opportunity to search online for the world's largest power plants.
He would never have known without looking, but that search filled him with pride!
China accounted for eight of the top twenty power plants by electricity generation. The closest of the remaining plants were Japan's Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant and South Korea's Kori Nuclear Power Plant.
However, Japan's Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant had already shut down following the Fukushima leak several years earlier.
Chen Jue didn't want to travel too far and cross the Pacific Ocean to run wild in Eagle Country again, so he made a simple decision and settled on the Kori Nuclear Power Plant.
As Chen Jue saw it, he was just going out to borrow electricity anyway. Borrowing was borrowing, whoever it came from, and choosing somewhere closer made the round trip more convenient.
Besides, South Korea was an "expert" at borrowing. Over the past few years, it had shamelessly "borrowed"