Lin Zhenhua, a top chip engineer, woke up and returned to 1984. He became a "Lin family waste" who failed the college entrance examination and was ridiculed by his relatives.
In his previous life, the chips he designed once made the world's giants restless; in this life, he smiled in front of an old black-and-white TV set with snowflakes on it.
In this era of barren technology and scarce materials, Lin Zhenhua started by repairing this TV and gradually built his own electronic empire.
When others were still reselling tape recorders, he made the first VCD on the market; when foreign giants monopolized the market, his chip had quietly changed the world.
Many years later, when being interviewed by reporters, Lin Zhenhua, who had become the backbone of the national industry, just smiled lightly: "All my life, I like to see how you can't stand me and can't kill me."
