Marcus was awesome! Every time I watched one of his explosive experiments, I was blown away. Not every research institution had the guts to push experiments this hard. I admired his courage!
Was this an explosion? No, this was data collection, and now he had clearly succeeded.
Salute to pioneers like Marcus.
I guaranteed the spacecraft would explode again this time. This was a scam, a tax on stupidity.
Success was built on millions upon millions of failures, and this was only the twenty-eighth attempt.
I was certain Marcus would succeed this time. Nobody would gamble with their own life.
That was because Marcus had played this game twenty-seven times and couldn't keep it up anymore. His backers already had a knife to his throat. This time, he was clearly staking everything on one last shot.
Could I timidly ask why nobody was criticizing us Xia Kingdom people for not measuring up to Marcus anymore?
The person above probably didn't know what a Nuclear-Powered Engine was.
The Nuclear-Powered Engine? That was old news. Here, let me show everyone this. (Aerospace Carrier construction diagram)
Holy shit! Where did you get that? I'd only heard about it. I never thought there were pictures already.
Awesome, right? Let me tell you, this picture was already three months old.
Three months ago? Then, with our Great Xia Kingdom's speed, wouldn't that mean...
Now you knew why nobody was criticizing us anymore, right?
Got it, got it. This newbie was trembling in awe.
Hahaha...
The people of the Xia Kingdom had always shown considerable tolerance and support for Marcus as he kept trying despite repeated failures, and they had used his example to spur the kingdom's other wealthy businessmen on.
Yet not a single wealthy businessman had dared step forward and respond.
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