Millennium Electronic King

In his previous life, Lin Xiangdong, a migrant worker in an electronics factory, was set up by a counterfeit phone owner. He was blamed for loan sharking and contracts, and was imprisoned. He missed the golden twenty years of the brutal growth of China's electronics industry. When he opened his eyes again, he was reborn in front of the narrow counter in Huaqiangbei in the millennium. The loan shark contract that ruined his life was in front of him. The difference was that he had a Nokia mobile phone with unlimited power and the ability to search for information on the entire network in 2030. This time, Lin Xiangdong tore up the contract on the spot, used future data to dismantle the circuit plan, optimized the casing design, targeted the market hot spot, and assembled the first batch of popular MP3 players. He made a huge profit of 100,000 yuan in seven days. While others were still reselling parallel-imported mobile phones, he had already set his sights on USB flash drives, MP3s, feature phones, smartphones, chip architectures, operating systems, and mobile Internet portals. When foreign giants blocked patents and cut off supply, he planned domestic substitutions in advance; when capital siege, peer plagiarism, and technology blockade followed one after another, he used twenty years of information gap to build the Chinese technological hegemony step by step. Huaqiangbei was just the starting point, and he wanted to move the future to this era in advance. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.