The application of nanotechnology in interstellar society is not as widespread as Jiang Yue imagined. She doesn't know the specific reasons yet, and it took her a long time to find such a company.
Many things in the space were prepared in advance. With nanotechnology, many of these things can be eliminated. If needed, they can be constructed on-site using nanotechnology, which will save some space. Jiang Yue wants to take away the medical pods, spaceships, and mechs from the interstellar society.
I checked the news from the high-altitude market and found that we've collected a lot of mineral materials. I'll take some time to go there and see if I can find any energy to expand my space.
Jiang Yue had kept a few pieces of the mineral that could expand space in the cultivation world. After arriving in interstellar space, she had them analyzed in a laboratory, but they couldn't find anything. She had originally thought that they could analyze what the components were, so that it would be easier to find them.
After dealing with all the things that had accumulated over this period, the spaceship arrived at the planting planet where Mr. and Mrs. Jiang were located.
"Mom, do you look thinner? Have you been eating poorly?"
Jiang Yue had barely stepped out of the spaceship and hadn't even had a chance to speak when she heard her mother's sigh: she hadn't lost weight, but she definitely hadn't been eating properly. She was working at a high intensity every day. Even though there was a nanny robot, she didn't have time to eat while doing experiments and was just drinking nutrient solutions.
"No way! Don't worry, Mom. My physical condition is monitored in real time by the quantum computer, and with the nanny robot, there won't be any problems."
Jiang Yue hugged her parents and said that instead of taking any transportation, the family walked and enjoyed the scenery. Jiang's mother had planted many different flowers and had even taken related courses. When they passed the big lake, Jiang's father introduced Jiang Yue to the different kinds of fish in it. As he was talking, Jiang's mother complained, "Look at your dad, he streams his fishing on the StarNet every day and never catches anything. And people still give him tips. I don't know what they're after."
When Jiang's father heard that Jiang's mother said he was out of the fishing spot, he quickly said that the fishing bait was no good, the weather was bad, and the robot working next to him was affecting the fishing. He emphasized that it was mainly for entertainment rather than fishing. After his sophistry, Jiang Yue and her mother couldn't stop laughing.
Back inside, Jiang's mother cooked a meal, and Jiang Yue went to help. Jiang's father even contributed a big fish, saying he couldn't bear to eat it and was waiting for Jiang Yue to come back. But Jiang's mother exposed him: "Yue'er, don't listen to his nonsense. He mainly keeps it to show off. Every time he can't catch a fish, he takes out this fish and pretends he just caught it. The viewers in the live stream have seen through it, but he still refuses to admit it."
The meal was ready amidst laughter and chatter, and Jiang Yue's younger brother, Jiang Cheng, also returned. Jiang Yue noticed that he had matured considerably and inquired about his academic and romantic progress. Jiang Cheng smiled at Jiang Yue and said, "Sister, don't worry, everything is going smoothly."
The family had a reunion dinner. Jiang Yue and her mother went shopping, while Jiang Cheng was dragged by his father to modify his fishing rod. Jiang Yue and her mother heard Jiang Cheng's speechless shouts from outside: "Dad! I'm studying to repair mecha! Mecha! Not to modify fishing rods!"
"Stop talking nonsense. I've already found the tutorials and bought the tools for you. You can't even modify a fishing rod, yet you want to repair mechs?"
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After staying at home for half a month, Jiang Yue's research on the potion was approved. As Jiang Yue expected, the formula was classified as confidential, so she could no longer make money through patent licensing. However, the empire was very generous and gave her everything she was entitled to. Her citizenship level was raised by two levels to level five, and she was granted access to the library's pharmacy department.
After finishing this matter, Jiang Yue booked a boat ticket to the capital. She couldn't learn anything here anymore and planned to go find her master and advisor. Jiang Yue asked her mother and father if they wanted to go with her, but they both refused, saying that they would visit her when they missed her and that she should focus on her studies and not worry about the family.
For the capital city, Norsca is considered a remote star system. Jiang Yue needs to travel to a planet on the edge of the star system to transfer to a large spaceship. The departure date will come soon. Jiang Yue has already made arrangements for things back home. Moreover, with the advanced communication technology, they can meet in the virtual world at any time, so the feeling of parting is not so heavy.
Before leaving, Jiang Yue's family came to see her off. Even as she boarded the spaceship, Jiang Yue's mother kept telling her to take care of herself and to come back soon if she didn't like it there. After saying goodbye to her family, the spaceship set off. Life on the spaceship was rather boring, but the good thing was that she gained advanced knowledge in pharmacology, which gave her something to pass the time every day.
Even at the current speed of spaceships, it took almost a year to reach the capital. If it weren't for manned spaceships, it would only take a few months. However, spaceships have no limits, but the human body does. The damage caused to the human body by interstellar travel takes time to heal, so it took a year to arrive with stops and starts.
Jiang Yue's master came to pick her up in the capital. It was the first time the two had met in person; they usually only met through computer-based training or in the virtual world. Jiang Yue's master looked her over and nodded in satisfaction: "Just as I imagined." Jiang Yue was completely confused, not understanding what he meant.
Master Jiang Yue took Jiang Yue on a tour of the Starport in the capital. It was truly spectacular, with a huge shuttle-shaped mothership floating in space, small spaceships shuttling back and forth, and many robots directing operations on the ground and in the air. Otherwise, the spaceships would be taking off and landing too frequently, which would cause congestion.
Besides robots, there are many clones. There are very few clones in Jiang Yue's star system, but there are many in the capital. Basically, on a spaceship, everyone below the middle level is a clone. The lifespan of a clone is about thirty to fifty years, and they must be recycled and destroyed when the time is up.
When clones were first invented, they were used as cannon fodder and slaves. But as their numbers increased, some of them became aware of the dangers. These awakened clones then naturally became leaders of the rebellion, and it took them decades or even centuries of struggle to achieve their current status.
Besides clones, there were all sorts of bizarre aliens. Jiang Yue had never seen so many aliens in the Star Sea. She was very interested in them. Her master thought she was just curious because she had never seen anything like it before. Actually, Jiang Yue and Bai Ze were thinking that they should find some corpses to study and see how they differed from humans.
After leaving the starport, she took a spaceship to a house outside, which was the accommodation arranged for her. After arriving home, the two chatted. The next day, her master met with the master on Jiang Yue's behalf and obtained many precious manuscripts. She also visited the master's medicine warehouse. Bai Ze had also scanned and recorded everything.
In the days that followed, Jiang Yue would learn from whoever had time. Jiang Yue's master and advisor were both very busy, and were often pulled away to do some confidential projects. Jiang Yue, on the other hand, was always researching the upgraded version of the potion, and would occasionally send a message home to let her family know she was safe. Her days were quite fulfilling.
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