How can a great nation let itself be strangled over a tiny chip? Han Wenchang, a veteran chip engineer, just couldn’t understand it...
The day after he scolded his granddaughter for watching too many transmigration web dramas and told her to focus on her studies so she could one day take over his work and become the next generation of chip engineer, he transmigrated back twenty-four years...
See how, in the early days of reform, when everyone was feeling their way across the river, one chip engineer builds his own chip empire amid the jeers and denunciations of those around him who refuse to do their jobs.
The book is grounded in reality; it's not one of those novels where the protagonist becomes incredibly powerful and has various cheat codes from the moment they transmigrate. It's logically sound and aligns with the current context of China being technologically suppressed by the United States, making it very relatable for readers.
Is the female lead named Zhang Aixue or Zhang Xueling? Is the village elder named Hu Feng or Luo Feng? Is the childhood friend Jiacheng or Chengjia? I've read both of the author's novels, and the other one, "The Cheap Saint Arrives," also suddenly ended...
This book is really well-written, keep writing! Why is there no ending yet? When will it be updated? Author, you have to believe in yourself. Your writing is better than 70% of the books I've read. Keep going, you must finish it! I've read two of your books, and they're both excellent. Believe in yourself; if you persevere, you'll definitely become a hit.
Indeed, they have a deep understanding of the development of chip products and handle their relationships with government officials very well.
It's viewable, but it looks like the tail is broken off, which is a pity.
It's a very well-written book, why did it stop updating? I hope there will be a sequel someday.
The ending was too sudden, but the plot development was quite good.
Great! This is such a fantastic book! I'll stay up all night reading it! So satisfying!
An inspiring book
A wonderful book, I'm currently reading it.