Jiang Hao led the team in building the rocket. The three rocket companies acquired by Haoran Space were the most technologically advanced companies in the country, so there were no issues with the manufacturing techniques.
The rocket was being built in sections and gradually took shape over time. It was enormous, equivalent to a twenty-story building.
The rocket's shell was made of steel-aluminum alloy. Once it was complete, Jiang Hao used artifact-refining methods to melt silver and inscribe dense arrays inside the body, including Reinforcement Arrays and Levitation Arrays.
He also carved Talisman Tokens from jade as spiritual energy sources and embedded them into the arrays.
When the rocket launched, Jiang Hao would activate the spell to start the talisman arrays, and only then would those arrays begin operating.
As he inscribed the arrays, Jiang Hao suddenly thought of the spaceships he had ridden before, such as the Predator spacecraft. Those were ships capable of traveling through cosmic wormholes, and they also had many array patterns etched into them. Jiang Hao wondered whether they too used some kind of energy method that Earth's technology could not comprehend.
That was highly likely.
As for the rocket's internal equipment and engine components, they were all handled by the rocket team.
In the blink of an eye, a month passed.
Then one day, a piece of news appeared online: "Haoran Space is secretly building the country's largest spaceship."
It came with a picture of a massive rocket still under construction, already beginning to take shape.
The news immediately drew the attention of countless people.
Baidu Public Opinion, Tencent News, Global Net, Sina News, China Net, and many other online media outlets reposted and reported on it.
Just one sentence and one photograph sparked heated discussion across the internet.
"Can China really build a