In 2026, the AI wave will sweep across the world, with large companies monopolizing computing power and making it difficult for ordinary people to gain a foothold.
In order to give his wife and daughter a better life, Lin Chen, an errand boy, typed the first line of code on a second-hand server while delivering orders.
There is no divine system, no windfall, just countless all-night debugging and algorithm optimization.
He started with a small tool for optimizing errand paths and gradually built his own "ant array" AI ecosystem.
"Dad, although ants are small, they know the way home." A child's words from his 5-year-old daughter helped him break through the core bottleneck of smart logistics.
"I have objections to the terms of the contract. This gambling agreement cannot be signed." His wife used her self-taught legal knowledge to protect him from the capital's heavy blows.
This is a story about little people using the levers of technology to move the world.
When capital tried to devour everything, Lin Chen stood at the top and looked back:
"I am not only the richest man, but also the guardian of this family."
From an errand boy to a technology giant, the road is difficult, but luckily you are here.
