"Honestly, the more I looked at it, the more it felt like black technology."
At that moment, netizens across the country watched the footage and increasingly felt that their own side's development was like something out of science fiction.
Look at that—they had actually built something like this.
How had they even transported this thing into space?
Though its exact dimensions and weight had not been disclosed, anyone who looked closely could tell.
They could get a sense of just how enormous it was—and how much it weighed.
Something of that weight class had simply been moved into space.
Just thinking about the capabilities involved was astonishing.
"I saw that the foreign internet has gone completely wild. They're all talking about how absurd the Hive is. It's hilarious."
"You can't really blame them. Just look at the Hive's size—how could anyone not be shocked? This thing is simply too huge. Now that we can build something like this, honestly, I feel like building a space city probably isn't far off either."
"Now that you mention it, I think I'm starting to get it. Yeah, if we can build this thing, then building a space city should be possible too, right?"
"Exactly. We don't lack energy anyway. Nuclear fusion energy is enough, and now that we have the ability to manufacture something this huge, with a few adjustments, we could practically build space cities whenever we wanted."
Online, netizens watched the colossal structure standing in space, with their own flag flying on it.
No matter how they looked at it, it seemed incomparably majestic.
Their country had finally extended its hand into space, and to many people, that was something worth celebrating.
After all, hadn't their country possessed spacecraft since a long time ago?
But until now, those spacecraft had only