Urban: Starting Out with a Chip Factory

Damn it, chip factories are already producing them, and they still have no orders? Are they not going to hold a press conference? Or are they just brainless? I've read about ten chapters, and it's incredibly toxic…

The first thing I did was call Huawei customer service and get some negative feedback.

He doesn't understand anything and just writes nonsense. First of all, what the hell is a chip factory? The chip industry is not a standalone industry; it is an integrated industry encompassing wafer fabrication, lithography machines, integrated circuit design, and many other related sectors.

It's giving me a headache. Your chip factory, let alone mastering 4nm, could even break through 8nm or 12nm without being held back by the US. Then the government would be scrambling to support you, writing all sorts of slap-in-the-face articles about foreign powers and capitalists.

Such a powerful chip factory with so many production lines, yet there's not a single person there, not even a gatekeeper. It's one thing if the system didn't provide staff, but adding advanced AI could explain it. Instead, the protagonist just presses a button and starts producing chips? These basic plot holes are glaringly obvious and make the story unimmersive.

This novel relies solely on official commentary to maintain its credibility. It doesn't explain the origin of the factory or the absence of employees. In short, no one else can see any of the problems. The entire novel, including the protagonist, is full of idiots.

The male lead is so stupid, and the dialogue is embarrassing.

Why bother seeking cooperation when you have high-tech start? A reporter's report will solve everything.

I don't know why, but it looks a bit childish.

Everyone says you shouldn't use your brain when reading novels, but you can't even see this book without using your brain. It's the epitome of idiocy!