Lu Zheng was reborn in a blizzard in the Great Northern Wilderness in 1976, with chilblains stabbing at him in pain.
>In his previous life, he was the CTO of a tech giant. Now he was an educated youth who couldn't even get enough corn porridge to eat.
>The leader of the educated youth team mocked him: “City boy, stop dreaming about going back to the city. Get to work chopping trees!”
>Lu Zheng didn't argue. He silently walked into the primeval forest, where the temperature was thirty degrees below zero.
>While everyone else chopped trees, he dug for ginseng, using the knowledge from his previous life to find a century-old wild ginseng root.
>When news came that the college entrance exams had been reinstated, he opened his notebook, filled with knowledge of future technologies.
>In the winter of 1977, Lu Zheng stunned the nation with a perfect score, and professors from Tsinghua and Peking University scrambled to recruit him through the night.
>On the train back to Beijing, he gazed out the window and planned ahead: Chinese character cards, chips, operating systems...
>When foreign businessmen arrogantly showed off their “advanced technology,” Lu Zheng smiled and held up a domestically made prototype: “Ours is five years ahead in performance.”
Why doesn't the protagonist take the right path? If you want to engage in technology and make money, wait! The east wind hasn't come yet, why are you anxious? Why make yourself so embarrassed? Finally, he was threatened by others.