May 25th.
Li Sheng stared expressionlessly at the profound darkness outside the porthole, silently enduring the acceleration from his seat.
He was now the co-pilot of the Ruiyun Aero-Space Plane, currently traveling to space, more precisely, heading to the Forward Space Station.
Since the end of February, March had been undergoing an unmanned rotational test in space for three months, and it had restarted multiple times, thoroughly verifying the reliability of the gravitational system.
For safety, this occupancy mission still consisted of the same 26 crew members. They could, in a sense, already be considered professional crew of this massive space station, which was completely different from the roles they played in similar previous missions.
