In 1955, Su Yan opened his eyes to find himself aboard an international train traveling from Moscow to Beijing, now a student returning home after studying in the Soviet Union.
The bad news: His predecessor was a complete fraud. His family had bought him his diploma, he cheated on every exam, and he knew nothing about his field.
The worse news: His parents were dead, the family fortune was gone, and all he had left were a fourteen-year-old sister and an eleven-year-old brother waiting for him to come home and support them.
Worst of all, the train was full of the country's top scientists!
To avoid being found out, Su Yan spent the journey pretending to get motion sickness and acting profound. When it came time to assign him a job back home, he even volunteered for the most remote and run-down place he could find: Radio Factory No. 2.
It wasn't because he was especially noble. He was genuinely afraid they'd see through him on his first day at a research institute.
Then the System activated...
Touch a vacuum tube, unlock transistor technology!
Touch an old blueprint, unlock integrated circuit design!
Touch a scrapped machine tool, unlock a precision manufacturing system!
Starting at a decrepit factory, he spent his days making semiconductors by hand with the workers, then returned to the dorm in the evenings to tutor his brother and mend his sister's clothes.
A few years later, the Soviets withdrew their experts and the Americans imposed a total blockade. Everyone waited to see them make fools of themselves.
But when they looked again, domestically made chips were installed in missiles, satellites were running on homegrown computers, and their air-defense radar had surpassed the world's by an entire generation!
The drifter who had failed three times at Moscow University became, step by step, the father of chips in the East.
Yet the question he most wanted to answer was still the one his little sister had asked him back then:
“Big brother, will we... still go hungry in the future?”
No.
Never again.
Give four stars for your support. The background of the unpopular Russian study abroad era is very novel, the combination of Golden Finger is also good, and the overall story framework is well conceived. But the reading experience is particularly awkward and depressing. The most inconsistent thing is that the whole book is filled with a lot of inner dramas of the protagonist. After every conversation and every little incident, the protagonist's scrutiny and speculation will be forcibly inserted. If someone else says something casually, the protagonist will immediately scrutinize in his heart: What does he mean by this? Do you have thoughts about me? I want to keep a low profile and not show off my edge. I have to put on a disguise. Has he seen through me? Wait, wait, wait, I'm tired of it. The whole process is about the protagonist speculating on people's hearts, analyzing the pros and cons, and examining everything around him. He is calculating and calculating in his heart all the time. There was no sense of relaxation, the whole process was tight and tight, which made me feel extremely depressed and tired. There is too much redundant psychological analysis of the characters, occupying the blank space of the plot, and the more you read, the more tired you become. If unnecessary inner monologues can be streamlined, overly scrutinized descriptions can be reduced, and the plot can be focused on, the reading experience of this book will be greatly improved.
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The writing is too detailed. You have to know that people who read novels on such platforms are just for fun.
The scientific and technological system is so powerful that the protagonist is reborn as a jack-of-all-trades. He will definitely make a huge contribution to the scientific and technological undertakings and economic construction of New China when he returns to China. The writing is vivid and colorful, which makes people infected with the spirit of hard work and forge ahead. It is beautiful to watch.
The author must have checked a lot of information and didn't want to waste it, so I just showed you the seven days on the train and wrote 21 chapters. It feels like it will take 500 chapters or more at the speed of the computer.
It's well written, just don't be repetitive.
The opening is novel and the plot is detailed and vivid.
So far, I haven't seen any flaws or logical inconsistencies. The author's writing style is delicate and his knowledge is profound. Blind guess 35+. Keep up the good work
It is very delicate, especially the process of getting along with the little sister and brother. It moisturizes things silently. The rating is low. It is a good book.
The writing is ordinary and not pretentious, just like the gurgling water in the stream, it is so beautiful and natural.