After Being Laid Off, I Created the Age of Robots

In 2021, 35-year-old Lin Yuan, the head of hardware research and development, reached the lowest point in his life after working for more than ten years in a medium-sized technology company. A project failed and he became a victim of internal struggles within the company. The core technical solution was denied, the project responsibility was pushed onto him, and he was eventually forced to resign. The day he left the company, he stood in the rainy night in Shenzhen and doubted for the first time: Is the technology that I have persisted in for more than ten years valuable? Just when he was about to find a job again, Genesis, an artificial intelligence assistance system from the future, quietly appeared. It did not give Lin Yuan wealth, nor did it directly give him an answer. It only has one ability: Discovering vulnerabilities in future technologies. Flaws in chip architecture. Hidden dangers in circuit design. Logic errors in robot algorithms. Management crisis in enterprise development. There are even technical bottlenecks that humans have not yet realized.