June 7, 2010, college entrance examination examination room. Lu Chengyu, a 38-year-old domestic chip architect, died at his workstation from a myocardial infarction. When he died, Xuanxin chips had not yet been mass-produced, Tianshu OS was permanently hidden, the truth about his mentor's jump from the building was not disclosed, and Su Qingyuan had already died in a car accident sponsored by foreign investors.
Then he opened his eyes. 18 Years old, there are ten minutes left for the college entrance examination.
Lu Chengyu set out from Room 312, Building 7, Harbin Institute of Technology with an industrial AI "bean bag" running offline in 2035. Lin Mo, a genius who dropped out of school, focuses on embedded operating systems, Zhao Lei, a student who failed in his second degree, is in charge of business external relations, and reporter Su Qingyuan is in charge of brand public opinion. In a dormitory of 15 square meters, Audio-Technica used a second-hand ThinkPad to increase the factory's yield rate from 73% to 97.4%, Which is 15 percentage points higher than the official theoretical upper limit of Siemens.
Foreign capital will not sit idly by. Siemens Asia Pacific President Joseph Kaiser—who personally planned Su Qingyuan's father's "accidental car accident" twelve years ago—launched a three-line campaign: cutting off supply of chips, slashing prices, and poaching talents. Lu Chengyu bought RMB 120 million at the bottom of the GEM, and recruited former Autodesk architects to start Tiangong CAD, with a three-circle closed-loop strategy of "Tianshu OS → Tiangong CAD → Xuanxin MCU", from the operating system to the chip, and from software to the lithography machine.
Fifty factories came to sign contracts, and the first inquiry email from Europe arrived. The eighteen-year-old boy stood at the door of the examination room, watching the black Mercedes-Benz go away. The first drops of rain fall.
In this life, it's their turn.
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