Reborn to Build China's Chip Empire

Photolithography machines are incredibly complex; I understand why the author added a system. I suggest making many technical terms more accessible and providing more case studies. This is the most easy-to-understand explanation of lithography machines I've ever read! Friendly reminder: There is no female lead and no romance. As for whether it's enjoyable or not, that's subjective.

Seeing that the book frequently mentions investments of billions, I specifically looked it up, and it's true. It's just that the author seems to have a huge fondness for the number 9, often using six or eleven 9s. I just like the protagonist's pure nature, so I'll keep an eye out for now and let it grow.

The structure is clear, the logic is clear, and the content is substantial. It's not simply a mindless style. 99% Of the things Tomato (a popular Chinese writer) describes are things you can build by following blueprints; he can even manually develop a sixth-generation fighter jet in a week—it's completely mindless. This is the only readable book I have right now. Everything else is so idiotic it's embarrassing to even look at.

It's impressive but not clear, there's so much technical stuff, but the protagonist is really pure, single-mindedly focused on one goal, and I like his attitude of not caring about anything else. After reading this book, you will understand the current situation of Huawei. It feels like the author has exposed a lot of things. If the actual development is as the author predicts, this book is doomed.

I started reading this novel in the morning and didn't reach the latest chapter until 2 AM the next day. It's a very hardcore novel about the chip industry, and it also provided me with some basic science knowledge along the way. The early plot was a bit weak, but it got better and better in the middle and later stages.

It's incredibly engaging! The author's writing is powerful, demonstrating a deep understanding of the cutting-edge technology industry chain. The research is also meticulous. A great book. Here's wishing the author all their dreams come true!

The content is practical and substantial; the system's role isn't very significant. You gradually see the protagonist growing—his political views, interpersonal skills, and changing identities all demonstrate his learning process, which is a highlight.

I generally avoid transmigration stories with excessive systems or cheat codes. But this book is so heavily focused on technological advancements that even though I don't want to read it, I still follow it every day. I'm also concerned about national affairs, so I have to check it out even when I'm just daydreaming.

A very good novel. The beginning is slightly weak, but the middle is excellent. To be honest, I couldn't understand the logic and evolution of artificial intelligence in the later stages; it felt quite mystical. However, it's undeniable that this is a rare and realistic science fiction novel.

They have relatively sound values, which suits my taste.