[No heroine + slow heat + more hard core] (Strictly speaking, this is not a cool novel, although the protagonist also turns disaster into good luck and becomes auspicious in times of trouble. But as I said in a few paragraphs: 1. Goldfinger is strictly restricted, because the AI of 2025 is inherently I'm still half-retarded, so I can only limit myself in this way. 2. Everyone has been promoted and made a fortune. I have been working overtime in the factory for dozens of chapters in this book. In fact, I just want to try if there is such a person and such a line. I will try my best to keep up with the world. Combining major real events to see if it can be used as a way to start. This is a story about meetings, meetings with superiors, policies and windows; meetings with foreign investors, meetings with suppliers and prices; meetings with manufacturers to stabilize people and leadership; meetings with domestic suppliers, Test performance and supply; meet with customers to promote products and processes.) In 2025, a senior chip R&D engineer was accidentally reborn in 1985 with a complete memory and a secret passage leading to the future AI "StarChat". At that time, domestic semiconductors were almost in desolation, but he held fragmentary answers to the global industrial landscape, technology routes and policy trends 40 years later. From 2μm repair test pieces to 5nm full-node mass production, from local PC expansion cards and pager SoCs to 3G mobile phones, mobile payment national standards, cloud GPUs and computing power networks, he must carefully calculate every opportunity to "ask about the future" amidst technological challenges, patent capital games and international blockades.
Reader comments
To be honest, I hate individual heroism.
Pure AI output, the author is too lazy to even delete or edit it, it's too tiring to read.
I'm really speechless. After Chapter 174, I don't even have the name of the protagonist. I don't even bother to check when copying and pasting. How can you make money like this?
It's well written, even if it's a bit dry.
Give you 5 stars for your hard work. Obviously in the 1980s. But the style of doing things is the 20th century style
To be honest, I hate individual heroism. Pure AI output, the author is too lazy to even delete or edit it, it's too tiring to read. I'm really speechless. After Chapter 174, I don't even have the name of the protagonist. I don't even bother to check when copying and pasting. How can you make money like this?
It's well written, even if it's a bit dry.
Give you 5 stars for your hard work. Obviously in the 1980s. But the style of doing things is the 20th century style