When Tao Zhe was debugging the high-precision lithography machine that frequently malfunctioned under the cold light of the laboratory, he did not know that fate was like a levered gear, quietly biting into a storm that swept technology and faith, the country and individuals. If there is a "magic" in this world, it is definitely not a dandy who spends money like water, but a scientific researcher who can tear open the gap in the technological blockade and straighten his spine under the academic hegemony.
At the beginning of the system's arrival, it was his most embarrassing moment - insufficient funds, no connections, and disdain for authority. But it was this seemingly absurd "Shenhao System" that allowed him to transform from a tool man into a game-breaker in military-civilian integration. He single-handedly connected silent laboratories and secretive R&D enterprises, and spent 72 hours building a scientific research iron army spanning the military, academia, and enterprises. The price is sleepless nights of deduction, a desperate move against capital manipulation, and repeated breakthroughs in one's own limits.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
