After Being Electrocuted, My AI Assistant and I Monopolized Global Technology

On a stormy night, Lin Zhou is repairing an antique computer in his cramped rental room, recalling the humiliation of being fired by Zhang Tao, vice president of Tianqi Technology. He had refused to falsify test data for defective chips and was framed for leaking company secrets. The instant his screwdriver touches the motherboard, blue-white electricity courses through his body, and an immense trove of future technological knowledge floods his mind. His phone screen suddenly lights up, and the mechanical voice of the AI assistant Lingxi becomes that of a young girl: “Abnormal vital signs detected in Host. Initiating emergency repair...”

When Lin Zhou wakes, he discovers that he can use Lingxi to directly analyze vulnerabilities in electronic devices. His neighbor, Auntie Chen, brings him a broken agricultural drone for repairs. Using his knowledge of future materials science, he fixes it in thirty minutes and discovers that someone deliberately implanted a backdoor in its main control chip. Lingxi hacks into the manufacturer's systems at the same time and retrieves a chain of evidence. Auntie Chen connects him with an order from an agricultural cooperative. His first earnings of 8,000 yuan help cover his mother's urgent medical bills.

Tianqi Technology launches an “Anti-Scam System,” sparking a heated public debate. Lin Zhou uses Lingxi to discover a fatal vulnerability in it. He anonymously posts a warning about the flaw on a technical forum, only to be accused of commercial defamation by Zhang Tao. That night, Lingxi automatically generates a patch. Lin Zhou creates a demonstration video and uploads it online. Within 24 hours, it has over a million views. Tianqi's stock price plunges, and Zhang Tao is forced to apologize publicly.