Industrial Industry of a Big Country: from Copycat Machine to Far Ahead

Name: Industrial Industry of a Big Country: from Copycat Machine to Far Ahead
Author: Salary Is Not Enough

by Salary Is Not Enough

completed Urban Corporate Male Lead

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717Kwords227chapters

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Ch. 227 — Uninvited Guests: Apple Homepod and Samsung Smartthings

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About This Novel

Reborn in 1999, Yu Dong stood in the dust of Huaqiangbei holding a crumpled fifty yuan. In front of us is an era where Nokia dominates and monopolizes feature phones. Behind us are rental houses in urban villages that are about to be demolished. When the world was still competing for the battery life of button machines, he activated the dual entries of [Technical Analysis] + [Industrial Transition]! Take apart a Motorola and understand the chip architecture in seconds; imitate a Nokia and reversely upgrade it into a touch prototype! While others were still saving parts to build copycats, he had already led fellow villagers to develop self-developed basebands; while the Android system had not yet sprouted, his "Pangu" system had already taken the prototype form of an app store! From selling goods in Huaqiangbei to the "Huaxing" brand that swept the world, from being ridiculed as "e-waste" to forcing Apple and Samsung to jointly beg for mercy, Yu Dong used "black technology" mobile phones to break through industry barriers - communication satellite networking, quantum encryption chips, controllable nuclear fusion power supplies... In the end, when alien civilization tried to block the earth with technology, humans discovered that Yu Dong had already transformed the mobile phone production line into the cradle of interstellar battleships! "Copycat? No, this is called technological iteration acceleration!" Yu Dong stood on the bridge of the Starship Battleship, looking at the trillions of mechas lined up behind him, and smiled faintly, "Now, it's time to let the universe taste the gold content of 'Made in China'."