Moving Bricks on the Construction Site: I Can Download Future Technology on My Mobile Phone

Qi Shen, 25 years old, is a child from a rural area in northern Anhui Province. He has been moving bricks on a construction site in Shanghai for five years. On the eve of the college entrance examination, my father was injured at work and dropped out of school to work. He lived in a rented apartment in a group and ate cold steamed buns. One day I picked up a scrapped mobile phone and it was able to automatically download blueprints of black technology ten years from now. Rely on 3D printing to create high-efficiency solar panels, and sell patents to attract foreign investment to acquire them at sky-high prices. When he refused to sell himself, he was besieged by foreign forces and almost kidnapped on the street. After calling the police to no avail, the state suddenly intervened, providing a special car to pick people up and upgrading laboratory security. From a bricklayer to a rising star in scientific research, he holds the future in his hands and counterattacks step by step. Quantum batteries, nanomaterials, AI chips... Are handed over to the state one by one. Foreigners were anxious and resorted to all means including blockade, rumors, bribery, and assassination. He grinned: "Have a chance, I have another move!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.