Reborn in 1980: The Tech Titan

In 2026, Lu Ming, China's leading figure in chip technology, died in an "accidental" car crash.

When he opened his eyes, the calendar on the wall showed 1980. Reform and opening-up had just begun to stir, Shenzhen was still called Bao'an County, and he had become an 18-year-old apprentice at an electronics factory.

Repairing radios, copying electronic watches, trading in spare parts... No one knew that the young man who set up a stall outside the factory every day had the entire technological roadmap in his head, from the 8086 processor to 3 nm chip manufacturing.

This time, starting at a machinist's bench in a small neighborhood factory, he would build a Chinese chip empire amid the greatest tide of the times.

And the quest for revenge, as he hunted down the killer from his previous life, would quietly begin on the afternoon he repaired his first radio.