Starting from the Basement: China's Chip King

In 2024, Lin Mo, a top Chinese chip scientist, was ruthlessly abandoned by Silicon Valley. He encountered a bizarre car accident on the eve of his return to China. When he opened his eyes, he was transported back to 2008, the darkest era of the Chinese chip industry. At that time, the aftermath of the "Hanxin" fraud incident was still lingering, and the whole country was discouraged from independent research and development; foreign giants monopolized the market, and an ordinary chip was sold for a sky-high price. Everyone is saying: "The Chinese can't make their own chips." Lin Mo smiled. He holds in his mind all the technology roadmaps for the next sixteen years, the key nodes of every industrial transformation, and the fatal shortcomings of every competitor. Now that it's over again, don't blame him for making the chips cheap.