Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System Chapter 1208 - 1115: Thanks for the Cloud-Penetrating Arrows, Brothers (Part 2)

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Previously on Richest Man: Divine-Grade Reconstruct System...
Lin Yi launched a blinding white projectile into space. Meanwhile, Gao Yao and other nations responded by showcasing over fifty rockets, openly challenging Lin Yi and questioning his abilities. However, one of Gao Yao's rockets was swiftly intercepted and destroyed by Lin Yi's projectile, leaving Gao Yao in disbelief and demanding answers.

At that speed, trying to catch up with it was obviously not some easy walk in the park.

But the other side actually pulled it off.

Of course, those astronomy hobbyists only managed to catch a glimpse of a meteor and a tiny fireball, but it was a different story for the various power blocs; once their recon satellites were switched on, someone quickly captured what had just happened.

When the video of that scene was sent back, everyone was stunned, everyone couldn’t help but drop their jaws.

They didn’t dare believe what they were seeing was real—what did they just see?

They actually didn’t see any tangible object at all, it was just a beam of light; and when that beam of light met the rocket head‑on, it directly smashed it into scrap—how terrifying is that, what kind of strength is that; could it be the other side has already mastered photonic mechanics?

Naturally, this footage soon got sent over to Gao Yao’s side as well; when they saw this scene, they also couldn’t help but suck in a cold breath.

At the same time, the overall commander wanted to suspend this plan, because from the method the other side had just displayed, it was very likely they really had some insanely powerful toy in their hands.

In other words, even if all 20 of their rockets were launched, they’d probably just be adding some extra firecrackers to the show.

While everyone was squatting in the Nuclear Creation Community munching melon seeds, this fireworks show officially kicked off.

As Lin Yi’s finger kept pressing down, one beam of light after another vanished in the blink of an eye.

Meanwhile, staring at the messages coming in on the screen in front of him, looking at the dozens of extra light dots that popped up all at once, Lin Yi couldn’t help but shake his head and let out a wry smile.

He had no idea what tricks these people had used to launch so many rockets at once.

This really was a big move; not to mention anything else, just this one round of rocket launches today, all those carrier rockets added together definitely broke past tens of billions in value.

This was absolutely unprecedented in history.

But obviously, Lin Yi didn’t take it seriously at all; never mind a few dozen rockets, even if they doubled, ten‑folded, or hundred‑folded that number, he wouldn’t be the slightest bit afraid.

The little darlings in front of him would never run out of ammo.

Without exaggeration, as long as they absorbed the sun’s energy, they could fire without limit.

And the power of these things could only be described as downright terrifying.

On top of that, this gadget also had precision‑guided capability; even with the rockets flying at high speed, it could still easily lock onto them. Don’t even talk about rocket speed; not to brag, but it could easily track even the speed of the Liyi spaceship.

But with the strength of these toys as they stood now, trying to take down even a single one of Lin Yi’s ships was obviously unrealistic.

It’s like trying to blow up an elephant with a single firecracker—maybe the bang would give the elephant a scare, but once you actually toss it onto the elephant’s back, it wouldn’t even make a ripple.

Because in the face of absolute power, everything else is just futile.

After Lin Yi posted that last update, he stopped updating anything in the Nuclear Creation Community, because he believed that anyone paying attention had probably already captured the corresponding footage.

He figured it wouldn’t be long before the folks in the Nuclear Creation Community learned the truth.

Given the speed of the modern internet, trying to keep a lid on something like this is no easy task, especially since the Nuclear Creation Community’s backend was in his hands.

As long as he didn’t give the nod, there wasn’t a single person who could delete his content in the Nuclear Creation Community.

Meaning, no matter how god‑tier their PR team was, as long as he didn’t sign off, everything they did would be pointless.

Control public opinion online? Heh, that’s one thing they just can’t do.

This wasn’t Lin Yi bragging; this was the capital he had by holding the Nuclear Creation Community in his hand.

Sure enough, with so many people, the crowd’s power kicked in.

A few badass hackers quickly broke into some places.

And soon, this kind of video started getting wildly re‑uploaded all over the internet.

When people saw that there really had been a fireworks show staged in outer space, every last one of them got fired up.

They couldn’t help themselves and immediately rushed under Lin Yi’s previous posts to start spamming comments.

Very quickly, the number of comments under Lin Yi’s post shot up geometrically.

Not only that, aside from the comment section under Lin Yi’s earlier post blowing up, the content posted by Gao Yao’s side saw its stats skyrocket in an instant too.

Only, unlike Lin Yi’s side, where everyone was giving him thumbs up and calling him awesome, over here it was a whole different vibe—wave after wave of people coming over just to slap faces.

One by one, they flipped on their sarcasm mode and started roasting these guys for being so shameless.

Didn’t you say you had dozens of rockets ready to go? What now, chickening out?

Keep launching! We still haven’t had our fill of this massive fireworks show yet.

Comments like that instantly blew up Gao Yao’s comment section, hitting over a million messages in a flash.

And all this content was, of course, seen by the people inside the Nuclear Creation Base, and they also relayed this footage to the lunar surface, sending it over to Ouyang Lei.

And Ouyang Lei wasn’t just sitting around eating dry rations either.

He very generously waved his hand and made this footage public, putting it out there for everyone to share.

All the astronauts, upon seeing this, were without exception fired up.

Even Xiao Zihan, when she saw this update, couldn’t help but open her mouth wide and cover her lips, and at the same time she wanted to contact Lin Yi to ask what on earth was going on.

But when she thought about what her man was in the middle of doing, Xiao Zihan dropped the idea; she was afraid of distracting him because of herself.

Just like that, the whole incident of that faction launching rockets to land on the moon turned into a complete farce!

You could say that, aside from the ones that self‑detonated in mid‑air, not a single one of those rockets actually managed to enter lunar orbit.

Every one of them put on a massive fireworks show in the sky instead.

This fireworks show really blew everyone away; every viewer was shouting that they’d had a blast and wished they could watch another round.

Of course, once this was all over, there were naturally some people who just couldn’t accept it.

Pretty soon, people started speaking up, among them that faction from Gao Yao’s side.

However, in the face of overwhelming power, even if they stood up to talk, no one bothered to pay attention—after all, the world now runs on one simple rule: whoever has the biggest fist gets to speak.

So, not being idiots, they started frantically contacting those other parties from before, wanting to string all these "cases" together and directly pressure Lin Yi.

Yet right in that atmosphere, in that weird tension, Lin Yi’s Nuclear Creation Community suddenly pushed out another update.

The moment that update appeared, the crowd boiled over again, people literally howling with excitement.

And of course, the content of this post was aimed squarely at those people who’d been shouting their mouths off.

Right then and there, Lin Yi casually dropped a short text post in his Nuclear Creation Community.

Even though the font was small and the words themselves weren’t exactly all tough‑guy bravado, when everyone read them, they all showed shocked expressions.

Here’s what Lin Yi posted:

"Thanks for watching, old irons. This fireworks show is temporarily over.

But to thank you all for your massive support, and for the ’sky‑piercing arrows’ you sent me,

I’ve specially prepared a little gift for everyone, which I’ll be mailing down to you shortly.

As for the location? For now, let’s set it at coordinates xxx, xxx in international waters."

[To be continued...]