You're a Private Company, So Why Are You Launching Intercontinental Missiles?

"Boom, boom, boom..."

Amid deafening noise, the world's most powerful civilian solid-fuel launch vehicle soared into the sky.

Netizens who witnessed the scene were dumbfounded.

"A solid-fuel rocket? Isn't that just a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile? Private companies can launch ICBMs now? This is an arms dealer in disguise!"

Chairman Lin Fan rushed to deny the rumors: "Don't make things up. We're just a legitimate private rocket company."

But when combat mechs, aerospace fighters, nuclear fusion technology, aerospace carriers, and interstellar mining ships all made their debut bearing the Eastern Space logo, a hidden private military contractor came to light.

In an interview with the media, Lin Fan reluctantly admitted: "Fine, I admit we're a defense contractor, but we're genuinely a private company."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.