The so-called conspiracy generally refers to solving problems sneakily with means hidden beneath the surface.

The Augustus family once used nearly a thousand years and several generations to implement a conspiracy. In this conspiracy, countless souls from Source Star ended up howling in the Mengdu Group's laboratories and turned into unnoticed dry bones. In the eyes of the suffering people and the participants in the whole event, creating a biological organization similar to a "net" and making their ancestor the most powerful of the nine "Creator Gods" must have seemed like a grand plan. However, the essence of the matter was merely a petty struggle by a marginal administrator of the Empire for the rights of his small family. Truly pitiful.

Ying Hao spent two hundred years laying out his plans, continuously freezing, awakening, recruiting, bribing, and nurturing talents, eventually establishing the Promotion Association that spanned the nine major enterprises of Source Star and various institutions, infiltrating countless grassroots organizations, and transforming the Source Star Military Industry, which originally served Source Star and was loyal only to the Association and ancestors, into an institution blindly loyal to himself. This was almost a rival to the Elder Council and the everlasting Association bestowed by the bloodline and systems of the nine ancient beings. It was indeed a grand endeavor. His goal was to rewrite the trajectory of Source Star's civilization on some level, turning those with tickets in their hands from what he saw as wastes into a vibrant new generation, allowing himself to become the Steering Man of Source Star civilization, and then return to the homeland Empire to achieve greater endeavors and higher dreams. According to Ying Hao's plan, from the perspective of the talented among Source Star's grassroots citizens and wastelanders, and from Source Star's brief thousand-year history, it considered a groundbreaking conspiracy. However, the essence of the conspiracy within the entirety of the Empire was still merely a trivial rise and fall in the vast sea.

Unfortunately, the seemingly insignificant grand conspiracies mentioned above were easily swept away and destroyed by Li Yang, born from a garbage heap, through a deus ex machina-like approach, stripped of all achievements, and ultimately became a joke.

As for Li Yang, although he appeared sinister enough and had powerful abilities, his conspiracy really had no scheme, merely a child wielding a machine gun barging into the high officials' conference room, pointing the gun at one person after another, shouting "raise your hands, become my friend," and then those people truly became his friends, helping him execute a plan with no substance, somewhat insane, and perhaps even meaningless. With this cheat-like ability, he almost succeeded. Possibly, Li Yang never had any plan, merely brandishing his supernatural abilities boastfully, making each potentially useful individual his "friend," and using these friends' abilities.

If it weren't for the final big explosion, if it weren't for him merging with the tumor and feeling a scorching pain for a fraction of a second, perhaps Li Yang would have believed that his proudest strategy was earning Ren Zhong's loyalty. In a sense, most of Li Yang's conspiracies and confidence indeed stemmed from Ren Zhong.

But ultimately, Li Yang's absurd ambition was whisked away by his most important and trusted "friend" with a simpler plan.

Just a single explosion, though its power was somewhat large.

Li Yang could control everyone he wanted, nearly invincible in this tiny corner of human society on Source Star.

Perhaps, if he truly succeeded, in the distant future, possessing monstrous Special Abilities, being able to meld his consciousness into tumors of human corpses that could multiply infinitely, Li Yang might indeed gain eternal life and become increasingly terrifying, even invincible across the universe, but all this came to an abrupt end with that brilliant firework.

Li Yang only had one Achilles' heel, which was Ren Zhong, the only person in this universe he couldn't control.

Perhaps Li Yang might feel a bit wronged, but if he knew he had been tricked by Ren Zhong for the Nth time, he might feel slightly relieved.

Ren Zhong actually considered whether to leave a survivor, after all, Li Yang's ability was indeed useful, practically a protagonist-level Golden Finger in a novel, just too unfortunate to encounter a more abnormal Golden Finger in himself.