Rockets Don't Lie

The rocket takes off. After 0.3 Seconds, the curve breaks. The rocket exploded in the air. First flight mission. Lu Chen, Xinghai's chief chip designer, stared at the big screen without moving. Three weeks later, he was fired from his job and expelled from the space system. The crime only has four words: chip defect. Lu Chen looked at the words and smiled. Winter in Beijing. Street. There was an anonymous text message lying on his phone: "If you want to know the truth, come to me." In 2035, chips are the nerve center of modern aerospace. But chip technology is blocked by the West. EDA software, photolithography machines, advanced processes - each of them is a stuck technology. Some people want to break the leg of China's aerospace industry.