In a ramshackle shed, he used scavenged equipment to build a room-temperature superconductor by hand, humiliating his former advisor on the spot. He developed all-solid-state batteries and eliminated range anxiety once and for all. His small-scale controllable nuclear fusion lit up cities and showed foreign energy giants who was boss.
His photonic chips outclassed Silicon Valley, his nanorobots saved terminally ill patients, and his electromagnetic shields protected the nation. He crushed the competition with superior technology and kept delivering one face-slapping moment after another.
Those who had once called him trash could only look up at him as he led his country past the blockade, built a space elevator reaching for the stars, and ascended to the pinnacle of human technology!
The book is a good book, but it's a pity that I can't read it. What does superconductor represent? Believe it or not, the first reaction after the experiment is the country. Then it is the turn of private individuals to cooperate with you. This is a strategic deployment.
I'm a good person, I just like to watch things that I can't understand. Come on.