Rolling America Out of Silicon Valley Garages

In 1990, Lu Yuanzhou returned to his 22-year-old self with thirty-six years of future memories. Windows 3.0 Has just been released, and the Internet has not yet entered the lives of ordinary people. There is not a single printer in Silicon Valley that can print Chinese names correctly. He has three hundred and twelve dollars in his pocket, his tuition is about to be overdue, and his gray work record of washing dishes in the United States may make him deported at any time. Starting from making computers recognize Chinese characters, he wants to build browsers, search engines, cloud computing and artificial intelligence one by one in the garage of Silicon Valley before everyone else. He knows the future, but the future will not wait for him. ——Also known as "Restart 1990" "I know the future but the future has no intention of letting me win"