Villain? No, I'll catch up with the protagonist after passing the civil service exam.

The piercing red alarm hadn't even completely subsided in the Special Enforcement Bureau's office.

Above the Earth's firmament, a dramatic change has occurred that transcends the limits of human comprehension.

In Lu Jingyan's pale blue vision of "absolute rationality," this fatal second was stretched out infinitely, and every frame was meticulously deconstructed.

At 0.1 seconds, the golden spots of sunlight projected onto the Pacific Ocean surface twisted and broke in a strange way, as if the light was being forcibly bent by some huge gravitational field.

At 0.3 seconds, in the previously empty deep space outside the atmosphere, visible transparent ripples spread out without warning, as if the Leviathan behemoth had forcibly broken through the fragile space barrier.

At 0.5 seconds, the first diamond-shaped flagship, its surface covered in dark red energy loops, abruptly descended into near-Earth orbit. Then, ten, a hundred, a thousand more!

In 0.8 seconds, those interstellar warships, each tens of kilometers long, were linked end to end and assembled into a massive steel net that blotted out the sky, completely filling the Earth's geosynchronous orbit.

In a second, the sunlight was completely blocked.

A massive shadow, like a tangible despair, instantly enveloped the continents of North America, Europe, and Asia. Daylight, caught completely off guard, plunged into night.

In Times Square, New York, a little girl holding an ice cream cone stares blankly up at the floating fortress in the sky, which is even bigger than Manhattan Island.

The ice cream fell to the ground with a thud, melting into the cold cement tiles, accompanied by piercing screams and crashing sounds.

Earth has fallen into an unprecedented state of extreme panic.

Inside the United Nations headquarters building, an uproar ensued.

One second the world leaders were cheering for the Nobel Peace Prize, and the next they were all running around the conference room like headless flies. The suited gentlemen were shoving each other, and desperate cries and prayers mingled into a cacophony of noise.

"It's over! It's all over!" the observatory director screamed hysterically into the phone line. "That energy surge was ten million times greater than the total nuclear arsenal of humanity! We're not even as good as an insect!"

Inside the office, Zhao Tiezhu's fleshy face turned deathly pale.

His prized multi-barrel Gatling gun clattered to the floor. The bald, burly man swallowed hard, his legs involuntarily weakening.

"Chief, this...this thing won't stop our station's bulletproof vests!"

Bruce's tactical goggles flashed a blinding red light, and the piercing overload alarm blared incessantly.

The Dark Knight's prized criminal profiling model collapsed when faced with a dimensional attack from across galaxies.

Su Xiaoxiao bit her lower lip hard, her ten fingers leaving afterimages on the keyboard, but she could only look at the four big words "Defense Failed" filling the holographic screen.

Faced with this apocalyptic scene that could instantly evaporate an entire civilization.

Lu Jingyan remained completely calm.

His deep black eyes showed no fear of the unknown, and even the rhythm of his breathing remained unchanged. The man simply raised his hand slowly and meticulously retied the slightly crooked dark blue tie on his suit.

In his worldview, it doesn't matter what kind of alien fleet or cosmic deity comes.

Once you enter Earth's airspace, you must abide by the laws and regulations there.

"What's the panic?"

Lu Jingyan's cool voice wasn't loud, but it carried a powerful, authoritative sense of law. This force materialized into sound waves, instantly calming the frantic heartbeats of everyone in the room.

He strode with his long, straight legs to Su Xiaoxiao's tactical control console, his slender fingers skillfully swiping out several command boxes on the screen.

"Xiaoxiao, forget about any defense system."

Lu Jingyan pointed at the largest alien flagship on the screen, his eyes sharp as knives.

"Since they just downloaded our anti-fraud app, it's like they've opened a backdoor in their underlying communication network."

"Now, immediately take over their main control frequency band by following that encrypted link."

Su Xiaoxiao was stunned for a moment, then her beautiful eyes flashed with disbelief.

The girl scrambled back onto the keyboard, pushing the motherboard's computing power to its limit.

A fierce data exchange lasting only five seconds.

"Land Squadron! Connection successful!" Su Xiaoxiao slammed down the Enter key, her voice trembling with excitement. "I've successfully pinpointed our signal directly into their flagship's broadcast system!"

Lu Jingyan nodded slightly and casually picked up the full-band communication microphone on the table.

At that moment, through global synchronization via the Skynet system, Lu Jingyan's cold and stern face appeared simultaneously on the giant screen in Times Square, New York, the GG sign in Shinjuku, Tokyo, and the conference screen at the United Nations headquarters.

Even inside the thousands of alien spaceships hovering outside the atmosphere, the image of this Chinese man in a black suit was forcibly projected onto all the tactical projections.

Inside the bridge of the alien flagship.

Those advanced invaders, with their octopus-like dark purple tentacles and clad in liquid metal armor, are preparing to press the fire button on their plasma cannons to destroy major cities on Earth.

However, the console was suddenly locked.

The scene shifts, and a tiny carbon-based life form brazenly appears right under their noses.

Lu Jingyan held the microphone, his deep gaze seemingly piercing through the distant starry sky, staring directly at those arrogant invaders.

His tone was rigid and cold, carrying an unyielding legal authority.

"Listen up, alien spacecraft ahead, this is the Earth Special Law Enforcement Bureau."

"In accordance with the Interplanetary Entry and Exit Control Regulations and the Airspace Security Law."

"Your actions of forcibly breaching atmospheric defenses without obtaining any interstellar entry visas constitute a serious act of illegal border crossing!"

Billions of people around the world watching the live stream were all stunned and gasped in shock.

At this critical juncture for the survival of civilization, Director Lu is actually lecturing aliens about immigration laws?!

Lu Jingyan didn't care what others thought. He emphasized his words, and the power of the rule, which made his words law, spread out through the radio waves.

"Now, I am issuing you a verbal warning in accordance with the law."

"Please stop the ship immediately, shut off all engines, and open the hatches for border inspection!"

"In the event of any defiance or violent resistance to arrest, we will take coercive measures in accordance with the law!"

This legal education declaration, imbued with magical realism, echoed in the vast and silent vacuum of the universe.

A deathly silence fell over the command center of the alien flagship for half a minute.

Those whiskering aliens, looking at this arrogant Earthling on the screen, felt as if they were hearing an ant reciting traffic regulations to an elephant.

The alien commander, standing on the highest command platform, slowly twitched the purple tentacles on his face. His multi-faceted, cold-blooded eyes flashed with utter contempt for inferior civilizations.

The alien commander looked at Lu Jingyan on the screen and let out a wild, mechanical laugh.