Two Realms Shuttle Gate: Don't Call Me a Demon!-Chapter 677 - 407: Public Opinion and Doubts (Thanks to the generous silver alliance reward from Warm Sun Big Boss)

"Breaking news late at night! Just now, the Jieke Group announced their venture into space exploration and will conduct the maiden flight of the Kunpeng Rocket on October 15th this month."

"A 185-meter-tall rocket, a small frame supporting a big rocket, such arrogant progress, Jieke Group's space dream is doomed to end in tragedy."

"The most powerful rocket in human history? Nothing but a self-aggrandizing clown."

On October 5th, late at night, many netizens surfing online were attracted by breaking news.

Because the Jieke Group official released a video, in the video was an ultra-huge rocket standing as tall as a peak.

The Kunpeng Rocket just like that entered the international space stage without any external preparation, leading to extensive media coverage and chasing the hot topic.

Such a huge rocket is really eye-catching.

Rockets represent the forefront of human technology in exploring the vastness of space, they are the pursuit of the stars and the seas, truly a toy for great nations.

Not to mention the small and poor countries, even the great nations have to be cautious with rocket construction.

The once-great Red Bear Empire during the Cold War space race consumed tremendous economic resources and national power, ultimately leading to the collapse and disintegration of the Red Bear Empire, not unrelated to that intense space race.

The Jieke Group suddenly says they want to go to space, launch a rocket, especially the largest in human history, the fervor is imaginaable.

Even if it is late at night, but on major global social media platforms like Twitter, TikTok, Zhihu, Facebook, people are passionately commenting and discussing below the posts.

'Fate, this isn't fake news, right? When did the Jieke Group get into the space business? Just because their mechas are fierce doesn't mean they're good at making rockets!'

'185 meters tall, tens of thousands of tons in launch weight, is the Jieke Group mad? Such a huge rocket is just too exaggerated, even the largest destroyers now are only ten thousand tons; this rocket is like boosting a ten-thousand-ton destroyer into space, simply awesome.'

'Excited poster above, wait a second, bigger isn't always better in rockets, haphazardly stacking resources, all you make is a big firework, I swear on God's name, this rocket will definitely explode mid-air and disintegrate, I'm telling you.'

'The Jieke Group, with no basis in rocketry, wants to make big news, coming up with such a vanity project, I admit, whether this rocket succeeds or not, even if it disintegrates in the air, in terms of attracting news traffic, the Jieke Group has already succeeded.'

'I'm from Hua Country and have always admired the Jieke Group and Su Jie. Although the Jieke Group has created many miracles, I'm not optimistic about them this time; blindly embarking on such a significant national endeavor instead of steadily and actual developing, it's too pompous and hollow, I'm afraid the Jieke Group is in for a big fall.'

'The Jieke Group is strong in the field of biogenetics, but in the field of rockets and space, they're just a baby, thinking of flying before even crawling, it's laughable.'

'Size isn't everything in rockets. So what if this Kunpeng rocket is bigger than Saturn V? Our country's Saturn V was launched 13 times with a 100% success rate, including seven manned moon missions. The Kunpeng rocket explodes on its maiden flight, zero success rate, with what can you compare to us.'

Almost all onlookers who saw the Kunpeng rocket were pessimistic about its maiden flight, all kinds of ridicule and mockery were heard non-stop.

In the world's view, the Jieke Group and rockets just don't mix.

Plus, to try to create history by building the largest human rocket, making such a big fuss, will definitely make people think it's just showing off.

Rocket launch failures are not scary, they happen often, but the Jieke Group's extensive publicity, inviting major news media over for the live broadcast, hyping up the strongest rocket in human history, once it fails, the criticism it will face is imaginable.

Not just outsiders, but many within the Jieke Group as well were anxious, worried that a rocket launch failure would turn into an international joke.

In the following days, news related to the Jieke Group's Kunpeng rocket continued to ferment.

Globally, the news about the Kunpeng rocket was hotly discussed, not only by the onlookers but also by experts from various countries, and even official sources didn't miss the chance to mock.

The Beautiful Country: If such a large rocket explodes and disintegrates in space, how much space debris will it produce? The actions of the Jieke Group pose a threat to the global satellite system, endangering the space development of all humanity.

Japan: I'm more worried about this rocket losing control and crashing into the Blue Star. If it falls in another country's territory, with tens of thousands of tons crashing down, the consequences would be very serious, threatening the safety of all countries around the world. The Jieke Group is stubborn and will only harm themselves and others in the end."

South Korea: The Jieke Group often touts its strength. As expected from a great country, wealthy and domineering, their fireworks are on a different scale from ours. Let's all enjoy the most expensive firework show in history, costing several hundred million dollars, under the guise of space development, on the 15th.

Great Britain: Residents near the launch site should move quickly, otherwise, you'll be living as if in a warzone."

India: Doesn't everyone know that Jieke Group's aerospace science is far inferior to ours, India? If they want to catch up with us, the Jieke Group needs to practice for a few dozen more years.

Canada: When it comes to space rockets, the whole world cheers for whichever country achieves it, but Jieke Group's rocket is doomed to be nothing more than a grand fireworks display, haha."