Transmigrating to 1992

Regarding the acquisition of Apple, how do you pass the US inquiry? It is impossible for foreigners to acquire US semiconductor companies 😏

The protagonist who works part-time at the beginning contributes learning machine ideas to the factory. Is there any reward? Even if I don't have the shares, I don't even have the cash.

The author probably doesn't know much about games, and what he writes about game production is quite general. The reason why Pokémon has the exchange function is because each generation of Pokémon is divided into two versions, AB, and has exclusive Pokémon. In this way, in order to obtain exclusive Pokémon, players will use the exchange function to socialize and achieve spontaneous social promotion...

It feels like writing this novel is like writing an expansion pack. The more I write in the future, the better it gets, and the data is piled up. All is water. Just briefly mention what industry to engage in, and then show the data and that's it.

This author's book is really cool, but it's written like an outline without any details about life.

I want to ask the author. Can your book be a complete story? Look at how many books your eunuch has read, and the number of words in the finished book is pitiful. I feel normal being a eunuch at any time

Acquisition is nothing. As long as the author wants to, it would be a piece of cake for the Americans to give Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon, and General Motors to the protagonist for free.

The protagonist should not be able to go abroad. Something will happen if he goes abroad, especially if he has no descendants.

The author's writing style is quite good. It's obviously a very old trick of pretending to slap people in the face, but it doesn't make people feel intellectually subdued or abrupt when reading it. It has a sense of flowing water. I read the latest chapter in one breath, and it's not enough to read.

I feel like a wild kid of that era, who wanted to do everything, including games, film and television music, a hodgepodge, not pure science and technology.