A Survival Guide to Semiconductors in the New Millennium
千禧年半导体生存指南
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Super Tech
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 18
Reborn Entrepreneur Stories: Building a Business Empire
This is the blurb.
My Five-Star Favorites
I like stories that are informative, thought-provoking, and entertaining
Technology (Academic Geniuses, Industry, Black Tech, and More)
No mindless stories or simplistic beginner fiction. Recommendations for novels similar to ones we both enjoy are welcome.
My Picks for Modern Fiction
①⏩②⏩③⏩④⏩⑤⏩⑥⏩⑦⏩⑧⏩⑨⏩⑩ represent scores from 1 to 10. Without comparison, you don't know what you're missing. As long as I keep reading, I'll keep recommending! Keeping up with Qidian's pace!!! P.S. I recommend the novel The Wolf Pack. I read it in high school, so it's quite old, but looking back, I think it was really well written. Removed from the list: 1. Reborn to Build Dreams
👉 Ten-Year Veteran Reader: Curing Reading Droughts! I Only Recommend What I Follow Myself
I've been reading for ten years. My tastes have changed, but my search for great books hasn't! ===" Rating Guide "=== ★★★: The book has a few minor flaws. The author's writing or control of the plot may be a little lacking, but there are no major problems overall. Worth reading if you're out of books. ★★★☆: The book has some issues, depending on the reader, but is still a solid read and has a good chance of becoming a classic. ★★★★: Excellent plot and writing that hold the reader's attention and
I'm Done
I've finished or read more than half of every book on this list. Their inclusion here means they're high-quality, distinctive, full of surprises, and have something meaningful to say.
Mainly New Finds: Black Tech, Super Technology, Urban Entertainment, and New Books Scouted Across the Charts
Books are generally added to this list before they reach 300,000 words. Books under a million words that go without updates for over a week will be removed. I mainly browse the urban and sci-fi sections. I occasionally read historical fiction and soccer stories. By urban fiction, I mean stories set in the modern world or something similar. I generally skip pseudo-urban stories that could just as easily be classified as fantasy or xuanhuan. For sci-fi, I mainly look for super technology, black te
Highly Recommended by a Ten-Year Veteran Reader
Some interesting books.
Themed Reading List: “Smart Characters”
This list's standards and rating criteria are simple: plots without glaring logical flaws, vivid and well-rounded characters, and fresh, interesting concepts. First, you'll get interested; then you'll click in; finally, you'll add it to your bookshelf. I hope everyone who visits finds something they'd like to read.
Scifi, Urban, and Tech: Hunting for Promising New Books
Hunting for new technology stories, usually under 100,000 words, even promising little seedlings that have just been added to the site.
The Poisonous Weeds and Fodder Rankings
I'll list the duds and decent reads I've come across. Reviewing books is my freedom and my right. You don't have to be a chef to comment on food.
Sharing Some Great Books!
A longtime bookworm of over ten years!
Decisive and Ruthless, Dark Stories
Most of the books on this list have protagonists who put their own interests first, or have entertaining plots. The stories tend to be realistic, dark, logical, and wildly imaginative. Here are a few recommendations: Urban fiction's all-time masterpiece: Hidden Kill Xianxia's all-time masterpiece: Renegade Immortal One Piece: The Evil Admiral The Lone Wolf of Freljord
Fantasy Across the Heavens
Love fantasy? Can’t get enough of it? Fantasy gives us limitless power: turning rivers and seas upside down, doing the impossible, and exploring vast worlds that introduce us to a whole new reality.
The Best Sci-Fi Novels
🤓😎🥸🥸🤩 Soft and hard, and I don't really care which. Just make it good. 🤓😎🥸🤩🥳
The Hidden Seedling Vault
For personal use
Showbiz and Rebirth in the City
Urban fiction
Currently Following
Short and sweet
More like this
Reborn: I Want It All
The Reborn AI Professor
Reborn in 1984: Developing the Han Card
Your Universe Is Really Too Fragile
From Cutting-Edge Tech to Mega-Projects
Reborn in 1993
Game Development: Starting with a Reboot of an Anime Game
The Great Era: 2010
EN
Homo Sapiens
Reborn in 2009: The Synthesis-Type Heartthrob
Winning in the New Era of Finance
The Academic Ace's Military Research System
My Investment Era
Reborn as an Industrial Tycoon
Mastering Evil Sha
Starting with Chips in 1991
Reborn as a Financial Tycoon
Technology's Global Monopoly
I Have to Teach This World a Lesson
The New Shun, 1730
Doomsday Migration: I Become a God One Loan at a Time!
What Nightmare Maze? That's My Pantry!
Parasite Diary
Submarine from the Old Days: My Nation Has My Back
Germany: 1914
Transforming National Enterprises, Starting in 1998
Reborn in 2005: Starting with Software
Chinese Showbiz: I’m on the National Team, and You Want Me to Quit?
EN
Douluo: I, the Innate Stone Monkey, Wreak Havoc in the God Realm!
EN
African Entrepreneurship Chronicles
Reborn in 2008: Rising from Cheap Knockoff Phones
Reborn at the Turn of the Millennium: Rising from Internet Cafe Owner to Godfather
Reader comments 45
Google Translate
Who gave you the misconception that Chinese people can make a lot of money in America?
Food supplies are needed!! This type of science fiction is so hard to find. Authors, please don't write any of those weird, outlandish high-tech things.
It's good; it's professional and not a piece of cutting-edge technology. I'm utterly disillusioned with those supposedly cutting-edge technologies; I was so naive. As an integrated circuit major student, I feel the author wrote well.
Trying to build a high-tech internet business in the US? They could wipe you out in a heartbeat. TikTok is still on trial! You think you're so great that they'll just watch you rise to the top?
That's too idealistic. Normally, it's impossible to tolerate a Chinese person having so much money. Even Kennedy, who threatened the capitalists' interests, couldn't help but have wild speculations. How did Zhou Xin become the second richest person in the world without being robbed?
It seems the protagonist wants to develop the domestic semiconductor industry on his own, but he has to cultivate relationships and share profits within the country. He wants to get things done, but he has to be subservient. He might as well just stick to the internet; let whoever wants to do semiconductors do it. Otherwise, the story could show government support for the protagonist later on, instead of him constantly acting like a saint and making sacrifices.
Let me point out the shortcomings of this book: 1. There's too much specialized knowledge involved; 2. There's too much English content. Especially the English—I can't understand it at all. People's names are in English, companies are in English, and so many words are still in English. Are you expecting your readers to have all passed the CET-4 (College English Test Band 4)?
It was fine at first, but then the author said, "Migrant workers are the hardest to manage," and then said, "You're amazing, you're so capable."
Knowledge Q&A platforms can sell for hundreds of billions of dollars; author, you actually came up with that idea!
After reading for so long, it turns out the author is a loyal fan of Lei Jun, has a lot of opinions about Huawei, and can even be said to despise Huawei's achievements!