Working at an otherworldly junkyard, making a fortune by collecting trash.

The TV series spread like wildfire from the Vanguard team, like an interstellar virus.

Using the StarNet as a communication link, it penetrated the heavily fortified battle team's defenses in just a few days, swept across several surrounding garrison planets, and even sped all the way to the bustling and dazzling interstellar main star along the interstellar route.

For the first time, StarNet users who used to focus solely on war preparedness, resource allocation, and the movements of interstellar beasts had their nerves, already stretched to the limit, jolted awake by entertainment from ancient Earth.

More and more interstellar creatures are joining the discussion, and related posts on the StarNet forum are springing up like mushrooms after rain, refreshing the peak popularity every minute.

The entertainment section, which was originally so quiet that only AIs patrolled it periodically, is now completely dominated by keywords such as "Happy China", "Ancient Planet Divine Drama", and "The Ceiling of Mental Relaxation". The number of likes and comments on related posts often exceeds hundreds of millions.

[Help! Has anyone spoiled when the Empress in "Empresses in the Palace" will die? I'm so angry at her hypocritical face! Yesterday, while on night patrol, all I could think about was her saying, "This concubine can't do it," and I almost drove the patrol ship into an asteroid belt!]

[Don't just criticize the Empress; Consort Hua's "one-zhang-red" punishment was truly terrifying, giving me nightmares all night! The fighting power of females on ancient Earth was terrifying! Without relying on mental strength or mechs, just a silver tongue and a cunning heart, she could turn the entire harem upside down. If this were on an interstellar negotiating table, wouldn't she have completely outmaneuvered those old foxes in the Alliance?]

[Am I the only one who thinks that Zhen Huan's growth story could be a complete guide for interstellar commanders? From her initial cautiousness upon entering the palace, to her forbearance and quiet endurance after losing her beloved son, to her ruthless return to the palace, and finally her ascent to the pinnacle of power—her strategy and mentality are simply amazing! Our team commanders have all listed this drama as essential learning material for everyone!]

This is a dedicated discussion thread for "Empresses in the Palace," which has been built up to hundreds of thousands of times and is still growing at a terrifying rate of three layers per second.

The original poster's identity has evolved from a drama watcher and sharer to a plot analyst, and now even a specially hired tactical advisor for the team, who leads the team members to dissect psychological warfare tactics from the drama.

On the other hand, the posts about "The Legend of Sword and Fairy" were not to be outdone, with each title more sensational than the last, and their popularity was in no way inferior to the former.

[Ling'er must be a member of the Spirit Clan who was lost to the outside world! But why is she so pure and kind, while the interstellar Spirit Clan is so cruel and bloodthirsty?]

I suddenly realize that the leader of the Moon Worship Cult is the truly enlightened one! The world should be restored to peace!

Seeing the ending made me so angry I was shaking. I ran straight to the border of the alien beasts to vent my anger and chopped down a few of them before I felt satisfied!

I'm so angry I could explode! I wish I could jump into the show and tear Bai Yue apart!

As for "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", it sparked a "martial arts storm" that swept across all age groups on the StarNet forum.

Countless interstellar creatures were captivated by the unheard-of concepts of light-footed movement, the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms, and martial arts sects.

Fan-made posts flooded the internet, ranging from plot analysis to character fanfiction, from move imitations to reconstructions of the martial arts world, covering almost every section of the StarNet website.

Some people stayed up all night writing a long article of tens of thousands of words, analyzing the essential difference between the power circulation of the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms and interstellar mental power, and even proposing a "new direction for energy utilization that does not rely on mechs".

Some people even went so far as to imitate the moves from the show and fight in the StarNet virtual world, causing the sales of the "flying sword" virtual prop to skyrocket a hundredfold overnight.

Some mecha masters even drew inspiration from this and created flying sword-shaped aircraft, with orders booked up for three months in advance.

Furthermore, some creatures even manufactured the headdresses, costumes, and weapons featured in the show, which sold out quickly.

[Flying through the air without cumbersome mechs! Unleashing world-destroying power without relying on mental strength! This is what a true powerhouse should be like! If I could learn to fly on a sword, I would never have to endure the constraints of mechs again!]

[Who understands! The fateful entanglement between Ling'er, Li Xiaoyao, and Lin Yue is more captivating than the most intricate strategic deployments in interstellar space! Every time I watch it, I cry through a whole pack of tissues! My Ling'er!]

Why couldn't she just wipe them all out like the Spirit Clan? Why did she save them?

[I strongly urge the owner of "Happy China" to upload more fantasy dramas immediately! I'm willing to pay ten times the price, no, a hundred times! I want to see more ancient immortal techniques; maybe I can even glean the secrets to enhancing my spiritual power!]

[I have developed a new type of manned flying sword device that perfectly replicates the sword-riding effect from the drama!]

[I've already followed this page! Link available soon!]

Besides the TV series, the songs and classical music in the shop are also gaining traction, with an impact even wider than that of the TV series.

Popular songs have become a daily staple for ordinary people in the interstellar world. Whether in the noisy crowds of interstellar ports or in the lonely dwellings of remote planets, one can hear soothing melodies coming from the quantum computers.

The light and cheerful rhythm healed the anxiety and fear people had developed from long-term battles against interstellar monsters; the heartfelt lyrics also allowed the long-numbed interstellar inhabitants to rediscover the warmth and beauty of emotions.

Classical music, on the other hand, completely conquered the upper echelons and elite circles of the interstellar community.

Unlike popular songs, which are easy to understand, classical music contains profound artistic conception and magnificent momentum, which captivates those who stand at the top of the interstellar pyramid.

They heard the profound loneliness of finding a kindred spirit in "High Mountains and Flowing Water," felt the tense atmosphere of a vast army in "Ambush from Ten Sides," and appreciated the poignant love and unwavering devotion to each other in life and death in "The Butterfly Lovers."

The vanguard team commander, Yegos—a top-tier expert with S-level mental strength—broke through his long-standing mental bottleneck after playing three classical pieces of music on repeat. This news was posted on a forum by someone with ulterior motives, instantly causing a huge uproar.

What secrets does classical music, which is highly praised even by S-level powerhouses, hold? Can it really help to boost one's mental strength?

In an instant, countless people flocked to "Happy China" to snap up the three classical music pieces. The classical music section, which had previously been ignored, suddenly surpassed pop songs in sales, becoming the top-selling item in the store.

The order notifications in the background never stopped, and Chen Chen's Star Coin account balance was also soaring at an astonishing rate, jumping from a few digits to more than ten digits, and the number was still jumping upward.

During this period, Chen Chen, who had been completely offline and unaware that he could set up order reminders, was still completely unaware that he had become a highly sought-after "cultural tycoon" in the interstellar world.