Back to 1992: the Electronics Tycoon in the Alley

In Shanghai in 1992, the air was mixed with the smell of burnt fried steamed buns and the smell of restless money. Zhang Han, a senior electronic engineer, returned to that cramped attic with thirty years of industry technology and memories. This year, the development of Pudong had just started. Stock subscription certificates had created countless myths of getting rich, and the electronics industry was a wild land waiting to be reclaimed. Looking at the diodes and soldering irons scattered on the floor, Zhang Han picked up the moldy red and white machine motherboard. What others see as electronic waste is gold and silver in his eyes. Starting from refurbishing red and white machines, then monopolizing the MD market, then developing self-developed chips and establishing an electronics empire... In this life, he not only wants to achieve great wealth in this turbulent era, but also protects his grandma who tries to reason with others for a few cents of groceries, and holds the girl in the alley who turns back and smiles at him. "Some things are broken and can be repaired. Some things are regrettable and will last a lifetime if they are missed. Fortunately, I have a soldering iron and can re-solder them for the rest of my life."