Global Era of Star trekking

Summary of the Global Era of Star trekking

Hey, remember the Global Era of Star trekking? It really started after those massive warships and the sprawling Star River took over everything - you know, like some kind of galactic shift. During this crazy time, the whole multiverse basically broke apart into a million pieces.

Floating around in this fragmented space called the Fractured Star Sea are these amazing things: tons of Cosmic Shards spread out across the emptiness. And mingling among them? Immortal Dao warriors, sentient mechanical gods standing way too tall like golden titans, and wizard Dominators who just oozed mystery - it’s an absolutely wild patchwork of civilizations.

Then there's the stuff scattered all over the place – basic genetic elixirs here, bio-enhanced armors there. Even rare artifacts pop up randomly in this vastness! It feels chaotic but somehow incredibly rich.

And speaking of chaos, look at the ships! From those kinda ghostly shuttles and airships drifting through space to massive escort fleets, battleships, and even planet-killers? The hierarchy is stark – it goes from barely functional scraps to absolute powerhouses!

Song Chi, though, manages this mess brilliantly. He treats the Zhu Tian ruins market like his personal toolkit, bartering stuff with everyone out there in the star river.

Seriously, take a look at those Titanium Crystals you probably think are worthless down south? Song Chi’s all over them – he calls 'em strategic materials and knows their value! What about this scrap metal they call iron back home? Here it’s actually Mixed Elemental Copper, like some rare core stuff for upgrades!

But even the basic ship cannons here aren't regular. These bad boys are gold Star-Destroyer Cannons – top-tier weapons that need a serious price tag to cover what they're worth.

Anyway... you get the picture right? From tiny human sparks all the way up to the biggest galactic specters, it’s just this endless story unfolding across the stars in the Global Era of Star trekking.