On a snowy New Year’s Eve, chip expert Lin Che returns from overseas only to receive a layoff notice from a foreign company instead of a year-end bonus. With his mortgage payments overdue and his girlfriend gone, the [Great Nation Rejuvenation Investment System] activates amid fireworks and the lowest point of his life. It has just one rule: invest in the country’s strategic weak points for unlimited cashback, with technology that leaps straight ahead of its time!
Lin Che stakes everything, anonymously investing his last 100,000 yuan in his alma mater’s “open-source chip” lab, which is on the verge of shutting down. A week later, the lab makes a breakthrough that shocks the industry. The System returns a hundred times his investment, ten million yuan, and adds a [Future Photonic Chip Architecture]!
With a fortune in hand, he sets his sights on the high-end bearing industry, which foreign investors mock as impossible to manufacture. Acquisitions, funding, technological upgrades! Three months later, domestically made fighter jets take to the skies with top-of-the-line “Chinese hearts,” and the System returns tens of billions!
The arrogant American giant that laid him off is now acquired by Lin Che, sending the internet into an uproar. Solar materials, controlled nuclear fusion, artificial intelligence... Wherever the country is being strangled by foreign restrictions, he’s there, pouring in money.
In front of others, he’s an unemployed young man who “hasn’t made a success of himself,” as his hometown relatives see it. Behind the scenes, he’s the nation’s top science and technology award winner, hidden from view, and the “capital titan” most feared by the global powers trying to contain China.
In the face of international restrictions, Lin Che steps forward and calmly declares: “I’m not investing in profits. I’m investing in the future of our nation. The tickets to the next era will be issued by us, I’m afraid.”
Not to mention anything else, the EUV lithography machine was built at the beginning and the yield rate was close to 100%. As a result, there was no lithography machine in Chapter 34. You can't treat the reader as a fool because of the inconsistency even in the wrong chapter.
Generally speaking, there is nothing wrong with the plot, but the specific progression is too stiff and sounds too childish.