"Then how can you be sure that I am someone from the Hua Family district? As far as I know, there are not just one or two districts similar in appearance to the Hua Family district."

The girl smiled slightly, "Of course I know there are several districts similar to the Hua Family district, but that's not important." She picked a small flower from the table and toyed with it in her palm.

Her smile was bright, "I know you, Mr. Jiang!"

Jiang Cheng looked at the bright smiling girl in front of him. He wasn't surprised she knew him; after all, his fame was immense. Any random title was enough to awe everyone on Water Ball, even across the universe - "Protector of Water Ball," "Cosmic Miracle," "Guardian of Rules." These various crowns were placed upon Jiang Cheng's head, and while he himself didn't care about titles, in the eyes of others, he was akin to a deity.

To know this god, to even exchange a few words with him, was considered a great honor among the Water Ball People.

So when this bright smiling girl said she knew him, he wasn't overly surprised.

But as this girl made an authentic Hua Family district's breakfast for him, he had to say something, at least ask her name.

Thus, Jiang Cheng began to ask, "Little girl, thanks for the breakfast, may I know your name?"

The little girl mischievously laughed, "Mr. Jiang, do you really want to thank me for making breakfast, or do you want to know my name?"

Jiang Cheng said, "Of course, I want to know your name. I can't just eat the meal you made and then leave, right? That would be too impolite."

The little girl laughed heartily and told Jiang Cheng her name was You Mei. She came from Akse Planet. As for why she's here in the Hua Family district, despite the small hints the station girl gave Jiang Cheng, she explained a bit more.

It turned out the little girl was an intergalactic exchange student. She learned from library books that the Hua Family district was the oldest district on Water Ball — decades ago, there were still some districts with long histories, but these districts either became extinct for various reasons, split up, or lost the essence of their ancient civilization.

For instance, Ah District was a case like this. Over a hundred years ago, Ah District was among the ancient civilization districts; it occupied large territory, even surpassing the Hua Family district in population. Back then, it was an emerging economic entity, with many districts helping them, such as White District and Third District, offering substantial support both economically and militarily. Logically, under such circumstances, Ah District should have thrived, but unfortunately, it had too many autonomous provinces, and it offended its biggest neighboring district, the Hua Family District.

Over a hundred years ago, Third District clashed with the Hua Family district, and needless to say, it was severely beaten by the Hua Family district. But shortly after, it teamed up with Baitou Li's

Da Si, gaining support from some districts led by the White Demon. Then it became complacent, whereas the Hua Family district maintained a low profile. Ah District recalled being mobbed by Hua Family district years ago, feeling it was a shame. Now, with support from Net Three District, and their economy developing well, it wanted to provoke the Hua Family district.

Back then, the Hua Family district didn't want to fight with Tong San District; making money was the hard truth. So when disputes arose, initially, the Hua Family district wanted to adopt a low-key peace-seeking attitude. However, Tong San District mistook this low profile for weakness, and their provocations intensified. Meanwhile, supporters of Ah District openly criticized Hua Family District.

With gratification from the more supporters, Wen San District became increasingly arrogant, treating the Hua Family district with growing malice.

Endurance has its limits, and under continuous provocation from Ah District, the Hua Family District finally retaliated!

And once retaliated, the Hua Family district's dominance left Ah District dumbfounded; it originally aimed to force the Hua Family district to compromise on certain issues without anticipating a direct confrontation.

Despite Tong San District having many units, with firepower strong enough, water, land, air forces complete, including Lotus Martial Team, they still retreated under the fierce onslaught of the Hua Family district.

The Hua Family district launched not only land assaults but also naval strikes from the Indian Ocean, one of the four major oceans on Water Ball. At that time, the Hua Family district already had four jellyfish formations, their Combat Power far exceeding those of Ah District's aquatic units; as for land units, the Hua Family district could easily overwhelm them.

Even though Ah District had backing from other districts, the battle initiated by the Hua Family district was efficient and swift. By the time intervention was considered necessary by supporting districts, the brief yet intense combat had already ended.

Much like decades ago, the Hua Family district delivered another beating to Tong San District, showing supporters of Net Three District the true strength of the Hua Family district.

Whoever is tougher gets to speak louder! So, after polishing their Combat Power, everyone obediently closed their mouths and said nothing.

However, Ah District, feeling particularly humiliated, refused to let it go. They felt they had been defeated by the Hua Family district decades ago, constantly harboring shame and seeking revenge, only to receive another beating this time, feeling utterly disgraced and deeply demoralizing District insiders.

Thus, they were determined to redeem themselves!

Striking fallen dogs has always been a fine tradition of the Hua Family district's soldiers. Initially, they felt unsatisfied from the just-concluded battle, and now with Tong San District sending themselves over, not striking would be a disgrace!

Thus, combat between the two districts began anew.

This time, the conflict lasted longer, involving all types of troops from both districts, even including extraordinary figures in the civilian world like Jiang Cheng. Since his youth, he looked down on Ah District, disdainful of this spineless district, who hugged the thigh of whoever had money.

Jiang Cheng was wandering the universe during the first brief conflict. By the time he returned to Water Ball intending to participate, the skirmish had already ended. Now, the reopening of combat between the two districts offered him the opportunity to join.

During that battle, Jiang Cheng didn't even wait for an invitation from the Hua Family district forces; he proactively joined the fight.

To this day, books, films, and television shows on Water Ball continue to depict the stories of Jiang Cheng fighting yoga masters from Ah District through various methods.

Due to its long history, Ah District indeed had some genuine extraordinary figures among the civilian populace, with quite a few deserving the title of master, but unfortunately, they faced Jiang Cheng.