Rebirth in 1998: I Soldered Chips in Huaqiangbei

[Introduction to the work] Reborn in 1998, Zhao Tudou stood in front of the assembly line of Yonghua Electronics Factory. In his previous life, he was the chief scientist of an international chip giant, but he watched helplessly as domestic chips repeatedly failed at the finish line. In this life, he was seventeen years old, his hands were stained with solder, and he only had seven dollars in his pocket. Destiny began to change with a scrapped Intel BX motherboard. In the SEG market in Huaqiangbei, which smelled of plastic and sweat, he used his uncanny welding skills to weld the first spark to the future. EDO memory modification, motherboard timing adjustment, power chip reverse engineering... While others were still reselling smuggled components, the green light of the oscilloscope flashed all night in his tin room. An engineer from Taiwan wants to buy out his skills, a boss from Hong Kong wants to recruit him as a pawn, and a local gangster, Mr. Zhou, wants him to shut up forever. Zhao Tudu just wiped the dust off his hands and wrote a new circuit diagram on the whiteboard. His battlefield is never limited to the counter in front of him. From the tin room to the packaging factory, from Huaqiangbei to the wafer factory, there is no system or fantasy on this road, only welding guns, codes and a group of "little people" who are not optimistic. This is a story about technology, reckless times and industrial breakthroughs. See how Zhao Tudou starts from the assembly line and uses hard-core technology to the extreme. Weld out your own - Chinese core. [Hard-core technology flow] [Chip industry hegemony] [Business war of the times] [Group image growth]