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What would happen to the world if a top economics Ph. D. With a "memory of technology trends" for the next 20 years returned to the year 2000? Is it to avoid the financial crisis and make some quick money, or to harvest wealth in Silicon Valley? Su Chen chose the most difficult path: breaking the monopoly and reshaping civilization. From solving pricing problems in bilateral markets, to accurately hunting in the subprime mortgage crisis, to laying out hard-core technology chains that can subvert global industries. Su Chen used academics as his blade and capital as his shield to turn those stuck lists in his previous life into bargaining chips in his hands. The moment he stood on the podium in Stockholm was not only for that Nobel medal, but also to complete a complete counterattack against that oppressive era. This is a twenty-five-year game across time and space, about dreams, sovereignty, and the love that has never been forgotten.

A biochemistry doctoral student who unfortunately passed away in 2024 due to long-term scientific research repression and a laboratory accident returned to the summer vacation of his junior year in 2000 with his advanced academic vision, mature scientific research thinking, and memories of the technological trends of the next 20 years. He will start with a top journal article, build a laboratory, break the monopoly, lay out the industrial chain, and finally...