Return to campus, study for a while, find a job, and return to the research track. Then, on this planet separated by an unknown number of years and light years, live out the simple yet fulfilling life my parents hoped for.
At the sa ti, take on the identity of an ancient person and experience future human science on behalf of my peers who vanished into the long river of history, thus fulfilling the life regrets of many classmates and ntors.
I can also secretly write, under the guise of fantasy literature, about the arduous pioneering years of human ancestors on Earth, perhaps already lost to ti.
If luck is on my side, I might even start a family, spread my branches, and fulfill my father’s greatest dream—continuing the family line.
Though my unknown brother has already fulfilled my father’s dream, there’s no harm in doing it again as a filial son, is there?
Even though my father will never see it again, just for peace of mind, it’s worth doing.
But now, the thought that urged to step into the county’s city has undergone a groundbreaking change.
I’ve changed.
Even though I’ve seen the scenery of cities around the world multiple tis in stock market posts and daily headlines, and even taken a quick tour through the holographic images in the hibernation space, when I truly drove through the enormous gate looming like a gateway to darkness, built atop enormous transparent dos, and entered the city, I still felt a powerful shock.
The sight of large, dium, and small flying devices fluttering about in Chromium Carbon Town was already magnificent, but compared to this city, Chromium Carbon Town seed like a poor backwater.
Beneath the transparent do, hundreds of spire-like buildings stood tall.
Atop the spires were platforms shaped like floating islands.
On the platforms were gardens, fountains, and blue shaded paths.
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There were also circular waterfalls cascading down so of the platforms, with water droplets dancing in the air, and rainbows everywhere.
Various real birds and animals darted and flew under the do, across the platforms.
This place was simply like a hanging garden.
Ren Zhong saw very few people on the ground, but nurous small floating vehicles carried casually dressed people with relaxed expressions, weaving through the sky.
"First Level Citizen Ren Zhong, hello, welco to Zhan Sha County. I am your artificial intelligence guide, you can call Zhi Zi. According to the Citizen System inquiry, your job position is the captain of the scavenger team for Chromium Carbon Resources in our county’s Chromium Carbon Town, so you can only visit for tourism purposes; employnt and residence are prohibited."
"This county has been selected as one of the top 100 urban style demonstration counties globally for ten consecutive years, and it will surely make you feel at ho. I have sent the county guide information to your wrist watch, you can view it yourself or ask questions."
"Special reminder, your Cang Lang Type III motorboat cannot et the county’s air emission standards. Please go to the parking lot and replace it with a Floating Type I anti-gravity hovercar, which can be used within the county for free."
A graceful female voice erged from the simple auditory resonance system of the Fifth Level wrist watch.
Ren Zhong followed the advice and changed vehicles.
This Floating Type I was connected to Zhan Sha County’s managent system.
No matter where he wanted to go, he only had to inform Zhi Zi of his destination, then could lay back and wait to arrive.
Ren Zhong glanced through the tour guide briefly.
He was deeply moved.
This place matched all his imaginations from the 21st century of what Earth might look like a millennium later in so direction.
High citizen welfare benefits, a good living environnt, and freedom of career choice.
Under normal circumstances, citizens could freely decide their own lives.
Those willing to study could do so, and as long as they graduated successfully, they could get an easy yet highly rewarding job.
Even those unwilling to work could be well supported by a comprehensive social welfare system.
In this city’s citizenry, more than fifty percent of the adults did not work at all.
The favorite pasti here was planetary travel.
Yes, while the underprivileged toiled facing the soil with their backs to the sky, city citizens could regularly leave the Source Star, and with the help of frozen storage, travel to many scenic spots in space within this star system.
Citizens’ lifespans were still far shorter than what Ren Zhong understood for humans, but cryogenic technology conceptually lengthened an individual’s lifecycle.
Ren Zhong did not envy the lives of these citizens.
He didn’t bother looking at hotels, inns, casinos, entertainnt venues, scenic spots, or the schools he once longed for, but directly chose the professional chanical warrior training ground.
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