With three superpowers at his fingertips, he could dominate the 1970s.

After dinner, Jiang Zhiyu watched TV with her grandparents for a while and chatted about old stories from back home. It wasn't until after 10 p.m. that the Su family members gradually went back to their rooms to rest.

Once all the lights in the villa were off and the surroundings were completely quiet, Jiang Zhiyu sat up in bed. She walked to the window, lifted a corner of the curtain, and looked outside—the night was deep, and only the streetlights emitted a dim yellow light in the yard. The security guard on night duty was patrolling in the distance and wouldn't notice the commotion on the second floor.

Once she was sure it was safe, she had a thought and instantly disappeared from the room.

The semiconductor lab was located in a technology park in southern San Francisco, quite far from the Su family villa area. Even with teleportation, the coordinates would need to be changed three times along the way. Seventeen recited the coordinates in her mind, and Jiang Zhiyu teleported three times in succession according to the guidance. When she landed on the fourth time, she was surrounded by a quiet technology park.

The park was almost dark in the dead of night, with only the faint red glow of the roadside surveillance cameras. Jiang Zhiyu hid behind a large tree, closed her eyes, and released her spiritual energy to carefully perceive her surroundings.

It would have been fine if she hadn't sensed it, but once she did, she couldn't help but frown.

The security at this semiconductor lab is way too tight.

There were four patrol teams around the perimeter, each with two people, patrolling back and forth with flashlights at an absurdly high frequency. Four heavily armed security guards stood at the entrance of the laboratory building, and there were also mobile patrols inside, with someone walking around the corridor every ten minutes. Not to mention the countless surveillance cameras lining the walls and corners, leaving virtually no blind spots.

"Host, you're still frowning," 0047 muttered in her mind, "Don't you even realize how much you've taken from them lately? First, you emptied the machine tool factory, then you raided an entire military laboratory. Any place with even a little bit of high-tech stuff is bound to be heavily guarded!"

Jiang Zhiyu's lips twitched.

Is it her fault?

It's because the US keeps imposing technology blockades on China. These good things are a waste if they stay in their hands. It's better to take them back to China to develop its own industry.

Too lazy to argue with Seventeen, she used her mental energy to carefully scan the area around the laboratory and quickly found a perfect blind spot—behind the air conditioner unit on the side of the building, which was blocked by two thick pipes. Patrol personnel couldn't get there, and the nearby cameras couldn't see this corner.

"There," Jiang Zhiyu said to Seventeen in her mind, "teleport there."

"receive!"

The next second, Jiang Zhiyu was already standing firmly in the shadows behind the air conditioner unit.

"Now," she commanded in a low voice, "disable all surveillance equipment and electronic security systems in this building. Don't let anyone notice anything amiss."

"No problem!" Seventeen's voice was filled with excitement. "Shielding complete! All surveillance footage is now frozen on the screen from ten seconds ago, and the electronic alarm systems are all disabled!"

Jiang Zhiyu nodded, took a deep breath, and said in a low voice, "Activate time freeze, five minutes."

Time was tight and the task was heavy, so she had to make the most of every second.

Everything around them froze instantly.

The patrolling security guards in the corridor maintained their walking posture, the hands of the clock on the wall stopped at a certain mark, and even the wind blowing in from the window seemed to stand still in mid-air.

Without the slightest hesitation, Jiang Zhiyu flashed and instantly teleported into the core cleanroom of the laboratory.

Her eyes lit up as soon as she entered the workshop.

Good heavens, it really is one of the most advanced semiconductor laboratories in the United States. All the equipment inside is the treasure she has been dreaming of!

The most eye-catching thing is that lithography machine—although it is not the advanced EUV lithography machine of later generations, in 1976, this stepper lithography machine using a 193nm light source was already the world's most advanced equipment. At that time, China had not even figured out the concept of a lithography machine. With this equipment, we could go back and study it, which would at least advance China's semiconductor technology by twenty years!

Without the slightest hesitation, she waved her hand and stored the massive machine, weighing several tons, into her spatial storage.

Next to it is an ion implanter, a core piece of equipment used to dope impurities into wafers to change semiconductor properties. It is also an indispensable part of the semiconductor manufacturing process. It is another treasure that is not available in China. I'll take it!

Next to it are two etching machines, one dry and one wet, used to etch intricate circuit patterns on wafers with frighteningly high precision. Let's get to it!

Wafer cleaning equipment, oxidation furnaces, diffusion furnaces, chemical mechanical polishing machines, probe testing stations... she put every piece of equipment she could name that was useful for semiconductor manufacturing, regardless of size, into her space.

Each of these pieces of equipment is extremely valuable and cannot be bought even with money. These core production equipment are the most severely embargoed by the United States against China. Now, she has brought over a complete semiconductor production line.

After moving the equipment in the workshop, she teleported to the adjacent data room.

The archive room was filled with tall filing cabinets and several large shelves, all covered with various technical documents and experimental data.

Jiang Zhiyu quickly scanned the labels on the filing cabinet—"8086 Microprocessor Design Blueprint," "1-Micron Process Manufacturing Experiment Report," "DRAM Memory Chip Architecture Design," "CMOS Process Optimization Scheme," and so on.

All of it contains the most core and cutting-edge technical information!

Her eyes welled up with tears. This data was far more valuable than any equipment! Equipment could be bought or manufactured, but this technical experience, the culmination of countless researchers' hard work, was priceless. With this data, domestic semiconductor research wouldn't have to start from scratch; it could stand on the shoulders of giants!

Without any hesitation, she waved her hand, and all the filing cabinets and shelves in the entire archive room, along with the scattered experimental notes and draft papers on the table, were all collected into the space, leaving not a single piece of paper behind.

After collecting the documents, she teleported to the laboratory's computer room.

The computer room contained several large computers, as well as a large number of magnetic tapes and disks, all storing experimental data and design documents. Jiang Zhiyu took everything without hesitation, computers, tapes, and disks—leaving nothing behind.

Next was the materials laboratory, which contained various high-purity semiconductor materials, photoresists, and special chemical reagents. These were also scarce in China, and she didn't let them go either, taking everything she could.

There's also a sample room next door, filled with various manufactured chip samples, from the latest microprocessors to memory chips and various specialized chips—a complete range. It's perfect to take them back for domestic researchers to disassemble and study, so we'll collect them all.

"Host, the freeze is about to end in one minute!" Seventeen reminded him in his mind.

Jiang Zhiyu glanced around the lab one last time, making sure there was nothing important left out, before nodding in satisfaction.

The core laboratory is now almost empty. She took everything she could—equipment, data, materials, samples—leaving only some tables, chairs, benches, and water and electricity pipes that she couldn't move.

"Let's go," she said to Seventeen in her mind, "home."

The next second, her figure vanished instantly from the empty laboratory.

Almost at the same instant she disappeared, the freeze in time was lifted.

The security guards patrolling the corridor continued walking forward, and the clock on the wall kept ticking, as if nothing had happened.

No one knew that in just five minutes, one of the most advanced semiconductor laboratories in the United States had been completely emptied of its core components.

Jiang Zhiyu teleported back to the Su family's room and landed steadily on the carpet without making a sound.

She walked to the window, lifted the curtains and looked outside. Everything seemed normal; the Su family members were still fast asleep, and no one had noticed that she had gone out.

Jiang Zhiyu breathed a sigh of relief, and with a thought, entered the space.

Looking at the complete set of semiconductor production equipment neatly arranged in the space, along with a mountain of technical documents and experimental data, she couldn't help but smile.

That's good now.

With this equipment and data, China's semiconductor industry can avoid taking at least thirty years of detours.

Isn't the US trying to impose a technology embargo?

She wanted to see what they would use to impose an embargo after they discovered that their most advanced laboratory had been emptied.

She'll stay with her grandparents for a few more days before heading back to China. He misses his parents and is worried about them.