Mingmei never imagined that she, a lazy bum, would have to endure a life comparable to that of a tycoon.

The thought that she hadn't closed her eyes for about ten days made her feel incredibly awesome.

Even now, standing on the deck of the starship gazing at the boundless sea of ​​stars, she doesn't have to worry about whether her house will suddenly be struck by lightning or swept away by a strong wind one night while she's sleeping.

LOL, she didn't even have time to go back to sleep.

Mingmei thought it was absolutely unscientific that Hu Mingli had survived to this day and even become a major general.

How can someone in a high position go out and have fun every day?

They were either killing the Zerg or eliminating the surrounding evil forces. Since Mingmei was new, she and Mu Chen actually became the ones carrying cameras in the entire guard regiment.

"Carrying a camera" is just a figure of speech, but as onlookers, we also have to help them write event summaries and edit instructional videos afterwards, which is not entirely without its benefits.

Hu Mingli led Mingmei and Mu Chen to watch the battle from the command room. While they watched, Hu Mingli would also give them explanations. Mingmei learned a lot about the battle, which enriched the content of their summary.

Hu Mingli even directly connected with the mech crew members in the battle for one-on-one technical guidance. It was the first time Mingmei had ever seen command done this way!

"In previous years, it was true that it was enough for the lower-level officers to lead the charge; there was really no need for the major general to go."

During their break, Doron and Rui'an explained to Mingmei and the others why their understanding seemed to differ slightly from their actual experience.

"However, those who have survived the battles of the past years and are still alive today are not people who can be dealt with simply by sending troops."

As he spoke, Doron opened a bottle of energy drink and gulped it down, instantly shaking off his fatigue. He then kindly handed two bottles to the others, saying, "You guys are lucky to be able to start learning right away, unlike the others who are still at the base, simulating in the simulator with the veterans!"

This also includes Hu Yue.

Although Hu Yue also grew up in the legion, she had far less combat experience than her brother. With Li Yuan also present, Hu Mingli let the two of them stay at the base for the time being.

Mingmei and Muchen didn't speak. They took the bottle of energy drink. Mingmei's expression was a little subtle. She had already drunk several bottles of this in the past two weeks. The taste was quite strong, but the effect was surprisingly good.

As a result, Mingmei really managed to get through these ten days or so.

She hasn't closed her eyes for over ten days! What kind of "rolling queen" level is she? She's so tough that even rolling around can't kill her.

How many more days until we can go back?

Once Duolun was out of sight, Mingmei looked at the alien sea outside the protective shield while taking a sip of the not-so-pleasant-tasting beverage.

This alien sea is not human territory.

It's not Zerg either; just like Hu Mingli said, this is a chaotic zone.

You might encounter people of all races: humans, races, beastmen, mermaids, and even many strange creatures you've never seen before and who haven't come forward to confirm what they are.

They followed Hu Mingli here to arrest a group of information traffickers.

In order to catch the information brokers, they fought no fewer than five battles, large and small, in the past ten days. They were trying to capture the group of information brokers who had sold the Third Army Corps' deployment secrets and the location and identity of the Li family members who were mecha designers.

Without even asking, Mingmei knew who these people had sold the information to—who else but the Zerg?

Normally, information brokers in this kind of underworld wouldn't operate so openly, or even conceal their identities.

However, the "sugar daddy" has requirements.

Selling this information to the Zerg not only resulted in heavy losses for the Third Legion, but also the destruction of two of its garrisoned planets. Although they won, it was a Pyrrhic victory. The Third Legion directly gave the Sixth Legion a large sum of money to handle the final pursuit and aftermath.

The higher-ups knew there was opposition to this, but one legion was willing to pay and the other was willing to take the job, so no one could persuade them otherwise. As a result, the two legions, especially the Third Legion, were determined to kill everyone they could!

The information brokers said that if the Sixth Army could capture a few typical cases alive and bring them back, the Third Army would pay them more money.

Otherwise, a couple of days ago, Mingmei would probably have seen Hu Mingli blow up the information brokers' hideout with a single shot.

However, by blatantly using the Empire's name to storm into the outer sea and carry out such operations, they not only offended these information traffickers, but also provoked others.

Just as Doron said, those who have survived to this day and can still live in such a complex environment as the outer sea are all hidden talents, or rather, geniuses.

They preferred to live a life of constant danger on this chaotic border rather than be bound by the laws of the Empire and the Federation; deep down, these people still carried a touch of pride.

But Hu Mingli's high-profile move this time was like a slap in the face to them, telling them that the chaotic and free kingdom they thought they had was just something their empire looked down on and disdained to touch. If they really dared to make a move, he would wipe them out.

There's probably more drama to come from this.

"Two more days." Mu Chen rubbed the energy drink in his hand, sighed softly, and said, "I never imagined this alien sea would be like this..."

Mu Chen went through the scenes he had witnessed over the past few days countless times in his mind. If he remembered correctly, he seemed to have seen some mixed-race individuals as well.

"Yes, if they do this, the people in the Outer Sea will think that the Empire is going to try to govern the Outer Sea. Do you think they will agree to that?"

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