Rebirth of Hong Kong Island, Leading the Technological War

In Chapter 32, I picked up the wafer, observed the microscopic transistors on the wafer with the naked eye, and then visually determined that it was a chip wafer with a size of ten nanometers or more. . . . At this point you can probably see the author's level 🙄

Let's put it this way, it's impossible for technology companies to be born in Hong Kong.

No, now the rebirth stream has been extended to 18 years? Is it useful?

In what age are you still pretending to be a pig to suffer hardship, and pretending to be cool to get slapped in the face? The technical writing is so bloody, I'm really impressed!

Do you know how big TSMC's factories are? Do you know that TSMC consumes more than 20% of the total electricity consumption in Taiwan Province in a year? Did you know? One company, TSMC, accounts for more than 30% of Taiwan's annual water consumption. What is this concept? How could you dream that such a large industrial chain could be built on such a small island? TSMC has 100,000 senior engineers working tirelessly to build out the industry chain. Why can't Intel handle the same company? The machinery is all the same

The author's writing is too shabby, and there is no logic at all. He just bought a small island and made chips, and there was no security guard. He was so high-profile, and he was alone without bodyguards. It was because he was afraid that he would die too slowly. Use your brain when writing, don't be so ignorant.

Juhao, Pig Trotter has no company, no recruits, and no bodyguards. It provides chips to Hua Petals and is afraid of spreading the word. It is suddenly blocked by others offline. You are in the motherland, and there are troops stationed in Hong Kong. As long as you can produce, the country will probably send The soldiers will protect you, good guy, hide behind that self-righteous one. Whenever someone wants to check, he will get it right. Pig's Feet has dozens of chapters and he has to do everything by himself. He even has to buy the food himself. Why does the author treat the readers as three-year-old children? Even county-level bosses decades ago knew that they had to have a bag-carrying boy or secretary behind them to do some chores. Pig's Feet is set in the third generation of Hong Kong Island's richest people. In their previous lives, they were all very scientific. Even scientists have to have students and subordinates behind them to run errands.

The most outrageous golden finger, a building that appears out of thin air, everyone is blind and there is no doubt. Ridiculously, her mother opened the door and came home.

In 2018, let alone Hu Jiangshan, you are Shen Jiangshan. What is the significance of science and technology in Hong Kong? Water and electricity resources are poor and land rent is expensive.

What a mystery it was written. Knowing nothing and knowing everything. Look at the diaphragm.

The protagonist was a scientist in his previous life, so he can drive a yacht; The protagonist was a scientist in his previous life, so he can build his own signal station; The protagonist was a scientist in his previous life, so he can fly a plane; The protagonist was a scientist in his previous life, so he can prepare fish feed; The protagonist was a scientist in his previous life, so he knows martial arts; The protagonist was a scientist in his previous life, so the protagonist is omnipotent

I can't stand it! Isn't this author's common sense too lacking? Even if you give yourself a YY and a half plane, it is more reasonable than you! Let's understand how many processes are required to produce high-tech chips and what you need to pay attention to when doing business with others. Then write about it. Are you still competing against the United States? A street police station can kill you clearly.

Don't look at it. You, a tech guy, actually let people come into the island to check it out. There are no security guards. Not to mention that the employees didn't stop them from notifying the boss as soon as possible. Instead, they just said whatever they asked. I'm speechless.

Although you don't need to really understand technology to write a book, you need to know the basic common sense, right? Scientific and technological research is not about bragging, nor is it about treating guests to dinner. You can get it if you say you have it, and it can only be obtained by constantly iterating and solving problems. You guys who wrote the book seem to think that scientific research is too simple. Of course, you have a system, but just one system makes the efforts of scientific researchers day and night worthless.

Let me talk about a common sense question. The production of wafers requires fresh water. A large amount of fresh water. Hong Kong Island happens to be short of water 😅

After watching it for a long time, the protagonist is a person with low IQ.

It is impossible for high-tech enterprises to emerge in Hong Kong. A few rich people engaged in real estate dominate all walks of life! ! Whatever they do, they end up in real estate. The Li family used to do real estate under the guise of technology and made tens of billions!

Semiconductors consume a lot of electricity, require a lot of fresh water, and need to build ultra-high-grade dust-free workshops. Which of these offshore islands can be realized? Still secret,

Self-righteous secrecy! Laughing to death!

This writer cheated money, and his writing is not as good as that of a primary school student. Did the author buy Level 5?

The protagonist is just a rat in the gutter, who only knows how to conspire. There are dozens of chapters in this novel where the protagonist is not revealed. A stupid conspiracy. No technology at all.

The author is so bad. I recently had a rocket launch and wrote a lot of stuff. It was obviously a science and technology article, but I ended up writing about conspiracies every day. The main and secondary parts did not advance the plot very much, and it was uncomfortable to skip reading.

Why are you talking about so many celebrities? Don't you think it's a forced addition?

What the hell, building a semiconductor production line on a deserted island in one month. If you don't have enough brains, you have to follow basic facts when writing a science fiction novel. It's easier to just produce 3 nanometer chips by hand.

After reading so many chapters, the plot is like a snail race and I have no desire to continue reading.

Or it's just mindless! Or just be serious and hammer your brain with common sense! It is more comfortable for other people to rub their sixth-generation machines than for you. The first few chapters are on the shelf and you can directly open the Big Poisoner. Who still subscribes!

Just feel good. Why do you need so much science? Go study science and read papers.

I watched the subscription, and the more I read, the more annoyed I became. It doesn't matter if I change the names of people or places. The names of the protagonists, adjectives, etc. Are full of all kinds of typos. Show me a big pile of them?

It's already 100 chapters. I'm just jumping to read it. They are all secretly supplying chips to China over and over again. It's too stupid

It is difficult to build the semiconductor industry chain in the entire continent. Is it so magical if you just buy an island and start it?