Republican Era: Quantum Mechanics from the Start, Nominated for a Nobel Prize

Xiao Changgeng transmigrates to 1924. From the start, his graduation thesis is titled: Did God Play Dice? A Study of Quantum Mechanics.

Yenching University is stunned. Einstein, Planck, and Marie Curie jointly recommend him for the Nobel Prize in Physics.

Xiao Changgeng establishes a research institute and gathers a group of great minds from the Republic of China era to conduct research. And so...

Binary computers, semiconductor integrated circuits, the World Wide Web, penicillin, nylon stockings, shipping containers...

One world-changing invention after another appears in China.

"You're from the Lighthouse Nation? You want this batch of chips? One hundred pounds apiece. Yes, that's ten times the price. Take it or leave it. If you're so capable, make them yourselves."

"You Europeans call yourselves the birthplace of modern science, yet you don't even know that penicillin costs more than gold?"

"British Lun Chang, Japan's Mitsubishi, you want to invest ten million in a joint venture to buy the patent for my nylon technology? Dream on!"

"This thing is called an atomic bomb. Its power is just a tiny bit greater, but everyone knows that we Chinese love peace."

Under Xiao Changgeng's leadership, China's technology leaps ahead by a century...

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