Reborn in 2007: I Build Phones with Black Tech and Crush Foreign Corporations

Chen Xing transformed a radio factory into a knockoff phone factory, catching the last wave of the counterfeit phone boom.

From four SIM cards on standby to super speakers, from flashy running lights to the KaiSi platform.

From the hard-fought development of the first-generation smartphone to establishing a presence across the entire industry chain.

It may look like a small-time operation, struggling to survive in the cracks between giants, but in reality, he is laying the groundwork for a grand strategic plan.

Apple: "Who could have guessed that the company to bring down the iPhone would be the knockoff phone manufacturer that used to copy our phones?!"

Qualcomm: "A former major client has become our biggest rival."

Google: "How did I end up creating a powerful enemy for myself?"

BBA: "This is a tribute to us. You're putting an end to our glory."

Chen Xing keeps his hands in his pockets. "This is nothing. We're just warming up."

Android has only just gone open source in 2007, and Chen Xing is already planning the development of an operating system.

In 2009, while Qualcomm is still trying to catch up with Texas Instruments, Chen Xing is already setting up a chip research and development team.

In 2011, before restrictions on semiconductors tighten, Chen Xing is already investing in the semiconductor industry and developing domestic lithography machines.

Ten years of honing a single sword. When it emerges, the world will tremble!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.