In the year 1785, Watt created the steam engine, ensuring that the British Empire would never see the sunset. By 1870, the German Siemens developed the generator, while the Belgian Gram invented the electric motor, leading to Anglo-Saxon dominance across the globe. In 1915, the Jewish Einstein introduced General Relativity, a theory that gave humanity the potential to annihilate the earth. Fast forward to 1946, when a research team spearheaded by American Mochley and Eckert produced the first computer, ushering in the Internet age. In 2021, the Chinese Liu Qingquan came up with the anti-gravity flying car, transforming the world into a global village. By 2031, China Qingquan Technology embarked on the ambitious project of transforming Venus, marking the beginning of human interstellar migration. In 2083, the Han Dynasty's science and technology empire developed the interplanetary engine. Years later, someone inquired of Liu Qingquan, the pioneer of the interstellar age, what made him exceptional. 'Exceptional?' he replied, 'No, no, I'm merely a slick discarded by a woman.'