Atomic Bricklayer

At three o'clock that afternoon, the temperature in the construction floor room was 35°C. I'm playing Civilization 7 on that crappy laptop that can fry eggs, and the fan is spinning like a helicopter. I cursed: Why should I get stuck in the heat while playing games? Then the broken wires at the construction site exploded with a purple light. The current flowed into my left hand along the charging cable, adapter, and keyboard. I'm not dead. I just suddenly "saw" - the silicon atoms in the CPU were bumping around like unsifted sand. I picked up my phone and called the brother I met online: "Brother, our road is narrow. Stop doing planar lithography and just use carbon atoms as bricks." Two months later, we built the first machine in the basement. Then Guoan came. They asked me: Do you know what you are creating? I said: I know, laying bricks. They were silent for a long time. Then one of them took off his headphones and asked me: "That thing you mentioned... Bricklaying, can you teach us?" My name is Lin Mo, studying civil engineering in a junior college. This is the story of an era that I created. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.