China's Intelligent Wave Takes on the World

In 2024, Wang Xiaoma, a self-taught programmer from a rural background, develops Lingxi, an AI assistant that can “understand human speech,” to pay for his grandmother’s medical treatment. He plans to sell the code to cover her surgery, but Xingyao Technology immediately spots its value. The kid’s code actually works, and it can even get around the patent traps set by the Silicon Valley Alliance.

From Lingxi AI’s stunning debut to the Starcore quantum chip breaking through technological barriers; from being sanctioned by 32 countries at the Silicon Valley Alliance’s behest to turning the tables on the world with the Yunxi Initiative. Wang Xiaoma and his team spend ten years triggering breakthroughs in AI, quantum computing, controlled nuclear fusion, nanomedicine, and more, transforming Huaxia from a “technological backwater” into the “engine of the world.”

Zhao Bapi calls him “a cheat who fights dirty,” while Qian Waizui’s “patent trap” becomes a stepping stone for him. Even overseas media are forced to change their tune: “You don’t want to mess with Huaxia technology!”

When the Silicon Valley Alliance falls to its knees and begs for mercy, Wang Xiaoma is in the lab at Yunxi Technology Park, crouched over a steamed bun. His next target is the “interstellar communications protocol” for a Mars base.

“Technological self-reliance? We’ve barely even started.” He wipes his hands, still sticky with instant noodle soup. “The whole universe needs to know that Huaxia technology is the real hard currency!”