
Reborn at 10: Starting with Building a Phone
重生10,从造手机开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 20h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- When Will I Become a Tech Tycoon?我什么时候才能成为科技霸主呀Alternate title on Fanqie
In booklists 8
Looking for Novels About Industry, Smartphones, Chips, and Cars
Looking for Rebirth-and-Entrepreneurship Novels, Like Starting Xiaomi, Meituan, or Douyin
Looking for rebirth-and-entrepreneurship novels where the protagonist starts companies like Xiaomi, Didi, Meituan, Pinduoduo, Douyin, and other amazing businesses.
Novels About Building a Company from a Small Business into a Large One
Looking for books similar to "Five-Star Talent! I'm Definitely Hiring This Employee!"
Looking for Stories About Making Smartphones
I want to read something similar to Dimensionality Reduction Strike, Starting with the Release of Full-Screen Phones. Are there any novels about making phones? They should not dumb down the characters, and preferably there should be no System at the end. I do not want the System to suddenly produce a lithography machine.
Modern Novels About Building Cars or Phones
As the title says, nothing with overly advanced technology. Something realistic is fine. Please, all you experts, help me out!!!
Any Books Where the Protagonist Integrates with a Computer or Chip to Run Simulations?
Build a Tech Company and Help China Stand Up to the Great Powers
I want to read something like The Eve of the College Entrance Exam: Ushering in the Fifth Revolution in Physics.
Looking for Novels About Making Mobile Phones
Preferably something about designing smartphones today.
Reader comments 57
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Five-star review. This book is unexpectedly good-looking. There is no pig's trotters to release a product, as if it is an enemy of the world. This must be praised.
After reading Chapter 173, the plot is understandable. The main focus is on career development without emotion. The system does not directly give things but promotes technological development through the halo. It is a bit flat in some places and has no ups and downs. Overall, it is not too poisonous and can be watched.
The book is fast-paced and the reading experience is seamless. As a refreshing novel, the ups and downs of the plot are easy to relate to. There was no feeling of delay while reading and I was fully immersed in it. It deserves five stars. 🤭🤭
I haven't finished reading it yet, but it's pretty good. I didn't want to read it when I saw some people saying it had loan financing. However, after reading it, there is nothing wrong with it. There is nothing I can do about the timing. All kinds of technology patents are in the hands of the parent company, and the subsidiaries are financing, and the financing is to seize the market and supply chain, etc., So there is no big problem.
It's good-looking, not bad, and it's good for a refreshing novel. Those 7 or 8-rated AI novels on the same subject can't compare with this book. Not to mention the smoothness of listening and reading, it can't compare with the smooth dialogue of the characters. As for those low-star comments in the comment area, they all come to Tomato and they still ask for these and other things. Isn't it funny?
It's a good article, nothing too bad.
This work outlines the dilemma of human nature behind the rapid development of technology in a cold and stern way. It has both the grand imagination of hard-core science fiction and the depth of philosophical speculation. The tension between technology and human nature runs throughout and is thought-provoking. 5-Star review, it's really good-looking, unlike other articles where you start falling in love as soon as you write it. Come on, author
There are really no novels to read Running account, no feeling of pleasure, you need to use your own brain to make it feel better I don't pick out the words carefully. I can read three lines at a glance. Don't read it if you don't have novels, they were written recently. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
If there are any other mobile phone users out there, it's best to recommend novels of the same type with golden fingers. I wish the recommended book friends will make a fortune every year.
You can buy it, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on