The two connected to a private communication channel.

"What's wrong?" Tao Yuda asked, looking bewildered.

So… He Bilin described the scene he had just witnessed with an extremely disgusted expression.

"Isn't it just landing on a planet?"

"Academician Tao, is it really necessary to be so excited?"

Tao Yuda chuckled awkwardly, then looked at He Bilin with a complicated expression.

"Why……"

He sighed softly.

"After all these years, I can finally stand on the yellow earth again and see the blue sky and white clouds... You wouldn't understand this feeling."

He Bilin curled his lip: "What's the big deal... Can't you see that anytime in a holographic theater?"

Tao Yuda's expression grew increasingly complicated.

He shook his head repeatedly: "It's different."

"It's a pity that the environment of Ross II is not suitable for human survival, otherwise, I would take you out for a walk and you would understand."

"Imagine being on a lush meadow, with a verdant forest in the distance, under a bright sun, blue sky and white clouds, feeling the gentle breeze on your face..."

"That's the breath of freedom!"

He Bilin was silent for a while, then spoke again.

"The starship's fresh air system, high-powered daylight lamps, and holographic cinema can be perfectly displayed."

Tao Yuda sighed deeply.

He didn't explain further, but simply reached out and patted him on the shoulder: "I hope that one day you will feel true freedom."

After saying that, he turned around and followed the group forward.

Watching Tao Yuda's retreating figure, He Bilin's doubts deepened.