America 1978: Starting with Hand-Crushed Chips

Reborn in America in 1978, Tang Mu starts off on the brink of elimination. Set in a dilapidated garage in Los Angeles, he has only an old soldering iron and a blueprint for semiconductor technology spanning the next fifty years. From hand-crafting chips and modifying arcade machines to rake in American coins, to setting chip standards and monopolizing Silicon Valley. From reaping a thousandfold return by intercepting SoftBank's investment, to making a trillion-dollar gamble by shorting the oil crisis. Even though he's called a Silicon Valley tyrant by Wall Street and revered as an electronic god by geeks, Tang Mu has never lost his way. Standing at the pinnacle of America, his gaze always turns eastward.