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

When the crimson antimatter beam, powerful enough to tear space apart, completely dissipated outside the pale blue matrix membrane, it was as if it had vanished into thin air.

The entire vast and tranquil near-Earth orbit was plunged into an eerie, absolute silence.

Inside the command center of the Sirius flagship, the alien commander, clad in heavy liquid metal armor, now resembled a hideous statue whose soul had been drained.

In Lu Jingyan's eyes, which shone with a cold light, this moment that overturned the understanding of aliens was ruthlessly dissected by the laws of physics.

At 0.1 seconds, the battle damage assessment system on the main ship's central control panel popped up a damage feedback message representing "zero" in glaring alien characters.

In 0.3 seconds, the dark purple tentacles on the commander's face, which had been waving wildly in arrogance, froze in mid-air like rotten cabbage leaves thrown into liquid nitrogen.

In half a second, the logic chain of advanced civilization that he was so proud of in his brain began to collapse irreparably at its core. He couldn't understand why the ultimate weapon, capable of vaporizing a satellite, couldn't even disperse a single cloud in Earth's atmosphere.

At 0.7 seconds, an unprecedented sense of dread crept into his cold, dual-core heart through the gaps in his liquid metal armor, like a venomous snake.

A second later, the vast command center of the alien flagship was filled only with the faint dripping sound of the motherboard coolant circulating and the heavy, disordered breathing of the alien crew.

These cosmic plunderers, who treat invasion as a daily routine, have finally run into an unimaginably tough legal system in this remote corner of the solar system.

Meanwhile, on the Earth's surface, in the Earth Defense Force command center located beneath the United Nations headquarters.

The commander-in-chief, who was just about to draw his gun and commit suicide to perish with the Earth, now had his mouth agape and his sidearm clattered onto the tactical map.

The generals from various countries, who had been waiting to die with their eyes closed, tentatively opened them. When they saw the intact outline of the Earth on the radar screen, the entire command post erupted in a frenzied cheer of relief.

The atmosphere inside the spacious and bright offices of the Special Enforcement Bureau was quite different.

Zhao Tiezhu plopped back down on the leather sofa, casually pulled a bag of spicy strips from under the coffee table, tore open the packaging, and began to chew them heartily.

The bald, burly man chewed as he sneered at the overwhelming alien shadow outside the French windows.

"I thought those octopus-faced bastards had some kind of world-destroying magic weapon," Zhao Tiezhu said, his face trembling with scorn. "After all that, all they did was release a giant red firework? It didn't even shatter our station's bulletproof glass!"

Bruce stood in front of the control panel, raising his hand to push up his black-rimmed glasses, which were flashing with data on the bridge of his nose.

The Dark Knight's voice was hoarse and deep, carrying a sense of meticulous tactical profiling.

"Sir, the enemy's psychological defenses have been completely shattered by the defense matrix." Bruce projected a real-time band analysis chart onto the large screen. "Their main gun charging module has suffered a severe overload short circuit, and their current fighting spirit has dropped below ten percent."

Su Xiaoxiao sat in a gaming chair surrounded by multiple screens, her fair fingers flying nimbly across the keyboard, her ponytail swinging proudly behind her head.

"Boss, I've traced the energy source of their firing and pinpointed the underlying physical coordinates of these thousands of warships!" The girl's clear voice was filled with excitement. "Just say the word, and I can hack into their life support systems and drain all the oxygen!"

Lu Jingyan ignored his subordinates' excitement.

The man remained seated in the large mahogany office chair. His impeccably tailored black suit was without a single wrinkle, and his deep black eyes exuded an absolute coldness that commanded the order of the starry sea.

He slowly pulled open the drawer on the left side of his desk and took out a thick book of tickets bearing the exclusive emblem of the China Special Law Enforcement Bureau.

Then, he slowly and deliberately pulled a custom-made silver pen from the inside pocket of his jacket.

Unscrew the pen cap.

The pen tip hovered over the pristine white ticket paper for half a second.

"Name, or organization number." Lu Jingyan lowered his head, his voice as calm as if he were handling a case of illegal parking on the street. "Sirius Colonial Fleet."

The pen tip glides across the paper, making a soft, scratching sound.

This sound, transmitted through the global broadcasting bands of the Skynet system, not only clearly reached every corner of the earth, but also penetrated the communication firewall of the alien flagship without hindrance, echoing in the ears of the alien invaders.

Upon hearing the sound of writing, the alien commander's facial tentacles twisted uncontrollably once again.

He stared wide-eyed at the human man on the screen who was writing with his head down.

"What are you doing?!" The alien commander roared, a sound filled with humiliation and rage, his liquid metal armor heaving violently on his chest. "You lowly carbon-based life form, how dare you disregard the majesty of the Sirius fleet!"

Lu Jingyan didn't even lift his eyelids.

His pen continued to write smoothly on the ticket, his tone carrying an undeniable sense of the rule's oppressive force.

"I am issuing you an interstellar security penalty decision."

After writing the last line, the man capped the pen and casually placed it on the table. Then, he looked up, his pale blue eyes like two sharp scalpels, coldly dissecting the alien commander's last vestige of dignity.

"Alien spacecraft pilots, please listen carefully to the laws you have violated."

Lu Jingyan picked up the full-band communication microphone on the table, his posture upright, like a scale of justice suspended deep in the universe.

"First, forcibly breaking through Earth's atmosphere without completing any interstellar entry procedures is called illegal intrusion into sovereign airspace."

"Second, directly using antimatter weapons to strike civilian targets without any diplomatic note is called undeclared war."

"Third, you just openly declared on the radio that you want to enslave the Earth's population and hand over the Earth's resources."

As Lu Jingyan finished speaking, a mocking sneer curled at the corner of his mouth.

"In your barbaric civilization, this might be called colonial conquest."

"But in the modern rule of law system under my jurisdiction, this behavior has a unified proper noun."

"An attempt to rob planetary resources with weapons."

The man's voice suddenly rose in pitch, and the power of his words, which acted as law, exploded along the radio waves, causing fine cracks to appear in the command cabin glass of the alien flagship.

"In conclusion, your Sirius colony fleet is suspected of committing a major act of interstellar terrorism!"

This meticulously crafted and logically rigorous legal education announcement was coldly translated into Sirius language through a simultaneous interpretation system.

The alien commander was completely dumbfounded after hearing the translation.

robbery?

They are an invincible fleet that has traversed three star systems and destroyed countless inferior civilizations! In the laws of the dark forest of the universe, they are the supreme hunters!

But in the mouth of this Chinese policeman, they actually became a group of interstellar street thugs carrying weapons and trying to rob other people's property.

This was even more humiliating than when the main gun was blocked earlier!

"Nonsense!" The alien commander, enraged, brandished his tentacles and pointed at Lu Jingyan on the screen, cursing, "The rule of the universe is survival of the fittest! Whoever has the strongest firepower is the law! You insects have no right to judge the great Sirius people!"

He suddenly turned around and yelled wildly at the panicked operators behind him.

"Load all the secondary guns! Run the engines at full load! Even if we have to crash, we'll smash this blue turtle shell to pieces!"

Faced with this stubborn and violent resistance to law enforcement.

The coldness in Lu Jingyan's eyes froze completely into eternal ice.

"Survival of the fittest? Whoever has the strongest firepower is the law?"

The man snorted coldly, tore off the ticket he had just written, and threw it aside.

"Since you only understand the language of firepower, then I will explain the law to you again in your language."

Lu Jingyan leaned down slightly, his slender right hand reaching across the large desk and hovering over the core area of ​​Su Xiaoxiao's tactical control console.

There, there is a scarlet physical button locked by a high-dimensional encryption program.

"Xiaoxiao, disable the firepower limit on the defense matrix."

Lu Jingyan's voice was calm and even, as if he were simply instructing his subordinates to turn off the air conditioning in the office.

"Let these legal illiterates see what real planetary-level law enforcement force is like."

Su Xiaoxiao excitedly slammed her hand on the keyboard, the crisp sound echoing throughout the office.

"Understood! Antimatter railgun matrix, restrictions lifted!"

Arrogant.

arrogant.

Contempt for inferior civilizations.

These emotions, in the face of absolute, overwhelming force, are like bubbles in the sunlight, instantly shattering into nothingness.

The alien commander felt a long-lost, primal fear. That fear caused his liquid metal armor to lose its ability to maintain its shape, and it began to flow down like mud.

Lu Jingyan rested his chin on his hands and coldly watched the group of lambs to the slaughter through the screen.

"Now, you have three seconds to make a final defense of your acts of terrorism."

The man's voice was like a tolling death knell.

"three."

"two."

The "one" that represented the countdown to death had not yet been uttered.

The alien commander's legs went weak, and the dignity of his advanced civilization that he had been holding onto was completely crushed.

Faced with retaliatory firepower capable of vaporizing them, the alien commander slid off his chair in terror and raised a white flag: "We surrender! We can talk this over!"