I am the Clone of a Death Row Inmate

The Magic Cube flew straight toward Zexing. After a long journey of more than twenty days, it successfully arrived.

As soon as the spacecraft landed, nearly twenty thousand of the thirty thousand people on Zexing gathered. Filled with anticipation and excitement, they fixed their eyes on the Magic Cube.

They all knew why Su Ze had made this trip. Many of them still had family and friends on Blue Star, and they prayed that he would bring their loved ones back safely.

The hatch opened. Su Ze stepped out first, with Chen Suifeng right beside him. Mr. Gu and the others followed close behind.

Cheers erupted from the crowd. Tears of joy streamed down Zhou Wenshan’s wrinkled face as he rushed forward and pulled Gu Chengguang into a massive bear hug, immediately bragging about his new Star God evolution level.

Ye Jin threw herself into Ning Yushen’s arms. She had so much to tell her grandmother that she would probably keep talking until Ning Yushen had to cover her mouth.

Many former high-ranking members of the Blue Star Party rushed up to surround Chen Suifeng and Lin Tiannan. The group of old men laughed and joked, acting as if they had an endless amount of catching up to do.

But more people were still craning their necks, searching the crowd. They hadn’t seen their family and friends yet.

Su Ze knew exactly what they were waiting for. His first priority upon landing was to release the people stored in his spatial items as quickly as possible. The return trip had taken nearly a month, and many people had long been going crazy cooped up inside.

However, releasing billions of people all at once carried the risk of a massive stampede. Su Ze expanded his “God’s Domain” and flew into the air. He released everyone from the Lin Hua Continent, using his gravitational power to lift them up and spread them out safely.

Once everyone had landed in the open areas, Zhou Wenshan immediately led his team to settle their Blue Star compatriots in batches.

Long before Su Ze departed, Zexing had been preparing to receive them by expanding cities and building new residences. However, due to the sheer population size and the short timeframe, the current housing on Zexing was far from enough to accommodate everyone.

Su Ze blanketed the area with his dream power. Within the dreamscape, he wove together rows of houses, towering skyscrapers, and sprawling residential districts. A moment later, he manifested all these dream buildings into reality.

Materializing these ordinary houses was a breeze for Su Ze. While he couldn’t keep these structures in existence permanently yet, maintaining them for a few months was no problem. That buffer period would give everyone plenty of time to build their own permanent homes.

Witnessing this miraculous feat, countless people gasped in awe. Their reverence and worship for Su Ze deepened, and he could clearly feel the power of faith converging on him growing much stronger.

Of course, this was also due to the population boom. Zexing used to only have thirty thousand inhabitants, and now it was expanding to three billion.

Next, Su Ze repeated the process, releasing the one billion people from the Snowfield Continent and settling them in. He allocated them a territory that was a fair distance from the Lin Hua Continent, yet not entirely isolated. This allowed both sides to maintain a healthy boundary—close enough to avoid complete estrangement, but far enough to prevent conflicts.

For the foreseeable future, all of Zexing would be incredibly busy. With such a massive influx of people, numerous supporting facilities had to catch up.

Naturally, Su Ze wasn’t going to worry about any of that. He dumped all the administrative work onto Zhou Wenshan, Mrs. Yun, and the others.

He had more important things to do.

Once he finished the immediate tasks, Su Ze’s first order of business was to check the inventory of Chlorophyll Capsules. During his time away, Zexing had accumulated quite a stockpile.

Although Mr. Ya, Lin Hua, and the others had been taking the capsules steadily, their consumption was negligible compared to Su Ze’s massive appetite. Su Ze estimated that these capsules still weren’t enough for him to fully absorb and digest all the alien Origin Gene legacies. He would probably need to stockpile them for a while longer.

But he wasn’t in a rush. He headed over to the laboratory to check on Liou Wenxin and her team’s research progress.

To his surprise, Liou Wenxin and her team actually had a massive breakthrough waiting for him!

“Boss, the fusion of the Mutant Seed and the Witch Egg is complete. Do you want to see the final product?” Mage asked, his deep voice booming.

“Did it go smoothly? How much of the Super Stellar Energy was absorbed?” Su Ze didn’t rush to look at the new species, asking for the specifics first.

“It absorbed over sixty percent of the Super Stellar Energy. Overall, it went extremely smoothly. There’s no need for further improvements at the moment. All you have to do next is keep it by your side and let it grow slowly,” Mage said confidently.

“Grow slowly? I don’t exactly have that kind of patience.”

“Haha, he means ‘grow quickly.’ This little guy’s growth rate will absolutely exceed your expectations, Master,” the Pope chimed in from the side.

Su Ze’s interest was piqued. “Then take me to see it.”

Liou Wenxin and the other two led Su Ze to a sealed incubation room. As the heavy doors slowly slid open, Liou Wenxin smiled. “We haven’t named this species yet. We’ll leave the naming rights to you.”

Su Ze stared at the object in front of him, slightly stunned, and fell into deep thought.

The first thing that caught his eye was an egg—a massive egg about the size of a human. Compared to a fully matured Witch Egg, however, it was tiny. A fully developed Witch Egg was the size of an entire planet.

But that wasn’t the main point. What really drew Su Ze’s attention was the finger-wide crack at the very top of the shell. A single blade of grass sprouted from the fissure, its two tender green leaves swaying gently.

A blade of grass growing out of an egg. What on earth should he name it?

Grass Egg?

What shocked Su Ze even more was the entity’s sheer power. The aura it emitted had already reached the Sun God level! A Sun God right at birth? What kind of monster was this?

“Born a Sun God? Isn’t that a bit exaggerated?” Su Ze felt a twinge of jealousy. It had taken him years of grueling effort to become a Sun God.

“Not exaggerated at all,” the Pope explained. “Ordinary Witch Race members are born as Star Gods, and the descendants of Ancestral Gods hatch as Moon Gods. The Witch Egg you found is suspected to contain the bloodline of an expert surpassing the Ancestral God level, Master. Being born a Sun God is completely understandable.”