Treasure Book.

Summary

In a splendid palace, Yue Chen, the emperor, reflects on the impressive renovations led by Hua Rui during his absence. The palace, now a blend of modernity and classic elegance, symbolizes federal imperial power. Key figures, including the Federal Prime Minister and various deans, report on progress in their fields. Notable advancements include cooperation agreements with Earth and military developments, such as new combat armor for infantry. Yue Chen praises the Royal Research Institute's progress, while discussions on educational reforms arise, particularly regarding a nature course that could lead to personal worship of Yue Chen. Speaker Ding Kai expresses concerns about religious freedom. The narrative highlights the surreal transformation of Yue Chen's life from an ordinary existence on Earth to being revered as a deity among two alien races.

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