Its sheer size far surpassed any star Li Wen had ever seen.
The planet's surface was not the usual azure or ochre.
Instead, it was woven from countless brilliant bands of light and deep planetary rings.
They formed an utterly magnificent and spectacular cosmic vista.
The planet's gravitational field was so strong it was unnerving.
Li Wen could clearly feel the circulation of his True Essence slow, his body tugged downward as if by an invisible, giant hand.
The surrounding space was astonishingly stable, far beyond what Blue Star or even the Seventh Base could compare to.
He tried to extend his divine sense, but its range was compressed by a factor of thousands, making it as difficult to extend as if it were stuck in a quagmire.
The planet's low orbit was breathtakingly busy.
Countless Starships of all shapes and sizes—some as small as darts, others as massive as mountains—traversed the space and docked in an orderly fashion at the massive interstellar port.
