In 2010, the mobile internet was just beginning to take off.
The tech giants were still throwing money at street promotions and hiring armies of staff to secure a “ticket to the game,” trying to carve up the market and rule it using old-fashioned thinking.
Su Chen was reborn with a full-stack AI toolkit from 2026.
He ran a god-tier recommendation algorithm on a phone with just 256 MB of memory, and delivered personalized recommendations for every user from a warehouse with only a handful of servers.
“They blocked my sharing links?” Su Chen casually wrote an AI steganography protocol that couldn't be detected.
“They want to buy my core code?” Su Chen tossed the equity contract into the wastebasket. “I didn't come here to join you. I came to put you out of business.”
While everyone else was still discussing the future of artificial intelligence, Su Chen had already become the hidden tyrant of the digital age.
Those who didn't know thought it was a hidden agent article 🤦
The messy, well-organized Internet entrepreneurship article was written by you into a confusing vegetable market. I dare not write the name of a big factory