I Built an Operating System with Two Billion from the Start, and Microsoft Panicked

[Reborn + cutting-edge technology System + operating systems + technological sovereignty]

Jiang Ming spent thirty-two years at Microsoft's headquarters in Redmond, rising to become Windows' chief architect. Yet he could only watch as China's foundational software was trapped in an isolated ecosystem.

After dying suddenly and returning to age twenty-six, he came home in triumph with a [Technological Singularity Simulator] and a Stanford doctorate!

His tycoon uncle waved a hand, and two billion in research funding landed in his account on the spot. Against Entropy Technology sprang into existence.

No ecosystem? He developed a hybrid kernel with direct mapping, fully compatible with the Windows and Linux ecosystems!

Poor performance? A predictive scheduling algorithm debuted, making it a full 30% smoother than Windows!

Lenovo and Huawei preinstalled it across their product lines. In just six months, it swept up 18% of the terminal-device market.

At that moment, Silicon Valley went completely mad…

Microsoft's Satya Nadella booked a red-eye flight to Shanghai to seek reconciliation in person.

Google offered him an astronomical salary to take charge of the Android ecosystem.

Apple's Tim Cook went through intermediaries and privately requested three meetings, all just to secure access to each other's interfaces!

When StarGate OS swept the globe and White House sanctions became worthless scraps of paper, Time magazine put Jiang Ming on its cover:

“The digital world's Iron Curtain has been torn down. He will set the rules for computing power for the next thirty years!”