Old Mo, eating fish in a courtyard house, reigning supreme in Hong Kong.

Civilizations capable of traversing the stars and colonizing the heavens must possess interstellar technology and extraterrestrial cultivation systems. Their warships, mechs, astral cannons, and dimensional weapons are far more powerful than any Earth cultivator can withstand.

Chen Yao frowned slightly, then calmly asked, "Dad, what is the enemy's strength? Should we prepare in advance?"

"No need to worry."

Old Mo smiled calmly, his tone confident: "Scorpion Star is just a third-rate plundering civilization, relying on low-level star fields for survival. Its highest combat strength is only at the early stage of the Nascent Soul realm, and its fleet weapons can only shake ordinary planets, posing no threat to us."

"You can just relax and have fun for the next two months. Leave everything else to the six of us."

"I want to see just how capable these plundering alien scum, who have crossed billions of stars, really are."

With their parents there, the siblings felt completely at ease.

In their hearts, their six parents, who were at the peak of the Nascent Soul stage, were invincible beings throughout the heavens and the starry sea, capable of destroying a mere extraterrestrial fleet with a flick of their wrist.

For the next two months, the world was peaceful and calm.

All parts of the planet Earth are safe and sound, and all people live in peace.

With current technology, Old Mo didn't want to tell anyone on Earth about this. Telling them wouldn't do any good; it would only cause them more trouble.

Unbeknownst to anyone, an interstellar catastrophe, capable of destroying a planet, is quietly approaching.

Only Lao Mo and his six companions kept a close watch on the movements of the Star Sea, quietly awaiting the arrival of a powerful enemy from afar.

It's worth mentioning that modern technology has undergone a major transformation thanks to Lao Mo's time travel.

Cell phones are much better than in my previous life. With the development of the past few years, the internet age has arrived. In particular, our methods for observing the universe are almost the same as in my previous life.

Two months passed in the blink of an eye, but the Scorpion Star fleet did not arrive.

Unfortunately, Old Mo's estimate was a bit too early. To put it bluntly, he overestimated them.

Ninety days later, the Scorpion alien fleet finally arrived.

Before this, the entire planet was peaceful and tranquil, with stable mountains and rivers, bustling cities, and billions of ordinary people living their ordinary lives, working at sunrise and resting at sunset.

Unbeknownst to anyone, an interstellar catastrophe, capable of utterly annihilating human civilization and crushing the entire blue planet, has already traversed billions of stars and arrived at our doorstep.

Only the world's top astronomical institutions, deep space observation stations, and space agency super radars have captured the most terrifying and mind-blowing cosmic anomaly since the birth of human civilization at this moment.

The first to issue a warning was NASA's Deep Space Monitoring Center.

Late at night, the lobby of the North American Monitoring Headquarters was brightly lit, where hundreds of astronomers, aerospace engineers, and data analysts were conducting routine deep space scans.

On the huge circular holographic screen, data on celestial trajectories, cosmic rays, and gravitational waves from the outer solar system are projected in real time.

The previously stable monitoring curves suddenly and without warning shattered!

drop by drop...

A piercing red, highest-level alarm suddenly ripped through the entire monitoring hall.

The piercing, urgent alarm, sounding like a doomsday warning, sent chills down the spines of all the staff.

"Urgent Warning! A massive, unknown gravitational fluctuation has been detected in the Oort Cloud region of the outer solar system!"

"An ultra-high density dark matter energy field has been detected! This is not a natural celestial body fluctuation! It is not a known cosmic ray!"

"The energy level has exceeded the instrument's threshold! It's skyrocketing! The speed, volume, and energy all surpass current human astronomical understanding."

Professor Hall, the chief astronomer on duty, has been working in the field for forty years and has observed supernova explosions, black hole engulfing, asteroid impacts, and comet transits.

Having witnessed all known extreme celestial phenomena in the universe, I have never felt as cold as I do now, as if my blood has frozen and my spine is numb.

He stared intently at the monitoring screen, which had turned completely red, watching the terrifying energy cluster rapidly advancing and crushing in from the dark fog outside the solar system, his pupils contracting wildly.

"No! This isn't a celestial body! It's not a nebula! It's not an asteroid belt!"

Professor Hall's hands trembled as he gripped the control panel tightly, his voice hoarse with terror: "It's a man-made structure! A massive cluster, ultra-high speed, an ultra-technological aggregate!"

"Something... a massive number of unknown creations are invading the solar system at full speed!!"

One sentence instantly silenced the entire monitoring hall, which housed hundreds of people.

Everyone froze instantly, their breaths stopped, and their eyes were fixed on the holographic screen.

On the screen, the once empty and desolate edge of the solar system, the pitch-black universe, seemed to have been torn open with a rift.

Visible to the naked eye, countless dense, enormous, and regular metal structures, layer upon layer, surged across the starry sea at terrifying speeds far exceeding those of any human spacecraft and dozens of times faster than the third cosmic velocity.

Its massive size blots out the sun, its energy is cold and violent, carrying a terrifying aura of plunder, slaughter, and destruction, crushing all cosmic dust and small celestial bodies.

"The quantity... is countless!"

"At least one hundred or more super-large interstellar vehicles! Each one exceeding one kilometer in size! Far exceeding human aircraft carriers by hundreds or thousands of times!"

"Gravitational wave detection confirmed! Possessing active shields, energy-concentrating weapons, and void propulsion devices! It's an interstellar fleet! A true alien interstellar fleet!"

boom……

All the scientists' minds went blank for a moment.

For a century, humanity has been engaged in space exploration and for millennia in astronomy, constantly gazing at the stars and exploring the universe, desperately searching for traces of extraterrestrial civilizations, but to no avail.

They dreamed of encountering interstellar civilizations, making contact with extraterrestrial life, and exploring the mysteries of the stars.

They never imagined that their first encounter with an alien civilization would not be a friendly one or an interstellar exchange, but rather a doomsday invasion with an all-out military force and a fleet besieging the city.

"Highest level red alert! Initiate global celestial body monitoring! Immediately connect with the United Nations Space Security Agency."

Contact the China-Russia-Europe Deep Space Center! Data synchronized across the entire network!

Professor Hall roared, his voice trembling with extreme panic.

Almost at the same time.

Huaxia, the Deep Space Control Center of the National Astronomical Observatories.

China possesses the world's most sophisticated FAST radio telescope, deep-space quantum radar, and global star monitoring system.

The instant NASA's alarm sounded, all of China's deep space monitoring equipment simultaneously locked onto the outer solar system, accurately capturing the terrifying trajectory of the Scorpion fleet.

The once orderly and smoothly operating national-level monitoring hall instantly changed color for everyone present.

On the main control screen, ultra-high magnification starry sky imaging clearly projects the image of the distant starry sea.

In the pitch-black universe, a vast steel fleet stretched for dozens of miles. The ships were cold and black, the cannons were menacing and terrifying, and purple extraterrestrial energy swirled around them. They tore through the void and crushed the stars. Their momentum was overwhelming, and the destructive pressure that could be seen with the naked eye rushed through the screen.

"Sir! Something terrible has happened!"

The young data analyst turned pale, his hand trembled, and the mouse fell to the ground. His voice cracked and trembled: "Large-scale unknown interstellar fleet detected in the outer solar system! Target clear! Heading straight for Earth."