It's similar in nature to the species protection in her native world.
She said "Oh," and then said to Lois and the others with great regret, "I'm sorry, it's not that I'm stingy and unwilling to see you off, it's just that we can't get in."
“But I remember that this law was established a long, long time ago.”
"But it wasn't abolished."
Qin Heng said seriously, "Since it hasn't been abolished, it means that this law is still in effect."
"I don't believe you're unaware of this."
Dominic and his group fell silent.
Lois was still unwilling to give up. She said, "I want to try."
"Give it a try."
Qin Heng was straightforward about this, saying bluntly, "If they allow us to enter, we'll take them back; if they don't, then forget it."
So Lois tried it.
This very attempt shattered her hopes completely.
Looking at the Starship Management Center's reply, she sighed and said, "It's hopeless. They clearly stated that plants from planet E72 are not allowed to enter the Central Star."
Upon seeing this, Sang Ning said, "I remember that cacti also exist on other planets."
The implication is: if you really like it, you can bring a cactus back from another planet.
Lois shook her head. "I don't like cacti from other planets. Not only are their flowers unattractive, but some are also aggressive and poisonous."
Sang Ning was at a loss.
The Starship Management Center won't let us in; there's no point in saying anything more.
After all, they can't beat the Starfleet Authority.
"Then we can only wait until it opens up to see."
That's all we can do.
And so, this topic comes to an end.
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