The Decomposition System: From Scrap Yard to Alchemy

If I had the protagonist's abilities, I'd probably go find sand to smelt silicon ingots, drag them home, and slowly work on them into wafers. Then 20-inch and 30-inch wafers would be nothing compared to what I could make—I could make anything I wanted! 😂 Then I'd have the means to ask the organization for a permanent position and a wife.

I read 35 chapters and it was taken down. The author didn't grasp what readers wanted. People who read this type of novel want to see what the protagonist uses the system to recycle and synthesize, and what he does to achieve great success in his career! You're always showing off to your male friends and female classmates at class reunions, then suddenly you're embarrassed.

Is the protagonist using a treasure bowl to beg for food?

Sand is everywhere; you can make monocrystalline silicon there. A complete silicon rod sells for over 600 yuan per kilogram, and scraps for over 40 yuan per kilogram—much more profitable than simply dealing in scrap. The only problem is finding reliable sales channels; large-volume shipments might arouse suspicion.

The story starts with a so-called brother who shares a stake. He invests 90,000 and promises billions in returns. That's quite a generous share allocation, though of course, not quite that quick. But thinking about it, that so-called brother, if the story ends, should have a net worth of billions, after all, 10% of the shares. This brother is amazing! Why don't we have brothers like that? Haha (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia

In summary: cutting-type machining methods, including laser cutting using lithography machines, are all part of this process. 1. Ultra-high precision machining... Machining 2. Academician-level fitter, skilled in grinding, cutting, carving... 3. Photolithography machine for chip engraving

There's another thing to note when decomposing: even if you decompose something pure, it will still contain impurities. Pure decomposition results in completely different properties, sometimes to an absurd degree.

This book seems to have gone astray. At the beginning, alchemy consumed mental energy. If you just find some waste containing mercury, extract it, and separate a mercury ion, wouldn't you be able to directly obtain 900 kilograms of gold? Wouldn't that allow you to buy whatever you want?

Giving away shares is indeed a bit awkward. It's fine to help a friend out of a favor, but if you get involved with personal gain, it becomes tainted... Giving them away for free is even more poisonous.

Urban science and technology lifestyle stories need to convey a certain level of professionalism while also being lively and engaging, and should be interwoven with a developing storyline. This seems like a good direction. Good luck, author!