Reborn in Hong Kong, I Take the Lead in the Tech War

Chapter 32: Picking up the wafer, observing the microscopic transistors on it with the naked eye, and then visually determining that it was a chip wafer with a size of less than ten nanometers... At this point, you can roughly see the author's skill level. 🙄

To put it simply, it's impossible for Hong Kong to produce technology companies.

No way, now the rebirth genre is all about rebirth in 2018? What's the point?

What era are we living in? Still using that old-fashioned trope of pretending to be weak and suffering, and then showing off and getting slapped in the face? Writing such melodramatic science articles is just ridiculous!

Do you know how big TSMC's factories are? Did you know that TSMC uses more than 20% of Taiwan's total electricity consumption annually? Did you know that TSMC alone accounts for more than 30% of Taiwan's annual water consumption? What does that mean? A tiny island managing to house such a massive supply chain—you're dreaming! TSMC employs 100,000 highly skilled engineers who work tirelessly to build this supply chain. Why can't Intel replicate this success? The machinery is the same.

The author's writing is terrible, and the whole thing lacks logic. Buying a random island and manufacturing chips without any security, all while being so high-profile and alone—is the author afraid of dying too slowly? Use your brain when writing; don't be so ignorant and mindless.

The most outrageous cheat code ever: a building appearing out of thin air, everyone was blind to it, and no one suspected a thing. The outrageous mother opened the door, and the absurdity reached its peak.

This is ridiculous! The protagonist has no company, doesn't hire anyone, and has no bodyguards. He's even afraid of leaking the chips he provides to the game's platform and getting shot down offline. This is the motherland! There's no Hong Kong garrison here. If he could even produce them, the government would probably send troops to protect him.

In 2018, no matter if you're Hu Jiangshan or Shen Jiangshan, what's the point of talking about technology in Hong Kong? Water and electricity resources are scarce, and land rent is exorbitant.

This is truly a mystery. Someone who knows nothing yet knows everything. It's unsettling to read.