Restarting 96'S Technology Empire Starts from Campus

Chen Yan, a business tycoon who became famous but died unexpectedly, opened his eyes and went back to 1996, the first day of his college registration. In front of me are mottled walls, noisy crowds, and 486 computers that are being snatched away. With a memory and business acumen that was twenty years ahead of his time, he resolutely gave up his regular studies and used all his tuition fees to make the first pot of gold. Starting from the "first Internet cafe in the country" in an abandoned factory at the school gate, to independently developing Chinese software, acting as an agent for online games, and creating a prototype of campus e-commerce; from working alone to meeting roommates with reliable technology experts, making future business partners, and attracting the attention of the first generation of venture capital investors. He has stepped on every node of the Internet wave along the way and used future thinking to reduce dimensionality to attack current opponents. However, the road to entrepreneurship is not smooth sailing: malicious suppression by competitors, the shackles of traditional concepts, the crisis of broken capital chains, difficult breakthroughs in technical barriers, and all kinds of inconveniences caused by the limitations of the times... Chen Yan has relied on his advanced insights, accurate judgments and unyielding determination to turn dangers into safety and turn crises into opportunities time and time again. This is a story not only about making money, but also about creating legends, making up for regrets, and leading an era. Let's take a look at how Chen Yan, from a student to the peak of the 1990s, built up his own technological empire step by step, impressing the principal, scaring his opponents, and raising eyebrows in the times!