The Millennium: Building Rockets, Starting With Search Engines

Lin Yuan was reborn. He had planned to build a rocket. But the first thing he discovered was not how to research engines. It was that he had no money and no people. Lin Yuan took a look at the times. The internet was just taking off. Baidu had just been born, Google was beginning to emerge, and Nokia still ruled the mobile phone market. While everyone else was starting businesses in social networking, fighting for traffic, and selling a story, Lin Yuan started with search engines, invested in mobile phones and new energy, and even gave his father’s agricultural machinery factory a complete overhaul. But what gave people the biggest headache was Lin Yuan’s mouth. While others were still discussing next year’s revenue and valuation, he was already dreaming about the mobile internet, energy networks, and spaceports of the distant future. Investor: “Mr. Lin, when is the company going public?” Lin Yuan: “Why the rush? Let me build a rocket first.” Industry peer: “Lin Mo’s biggest trait is that his mouth moves faster than his company.” Other people’s one-year plans: “Grow revenue by 50% next year.” Lin Mo: “In twenty years, humanity will have commercial space stations and massive spaceports.” Netizen: “His mouth has already flown into space. His company is still trying to catch up.” Many years later. The rocket took off, and the spaceport was completed. The industry peers who had once watched him brag stared at the livestream in silence for a long time. At last, one of them managed to blurt out: “Wait… A-Zhen, you were serious?”