Bloodawn

In the year 2012 on a parallel version of Earth known as Blue Star, the world is falling behind in technological innovation. The automobile and mobile phone industries are stuck in the past—feature phones still dominate, and domestic car brands can’t compete globally.

Enter Lu Haifeng, a transmigrator who wakes up in the body of a down-on-his-luck businessman in the Great Xia Kingdom. His factory is on the verge of bankruptcy, his investments have failed, and hope seems lost—until the "God-Level Technology Mall" system activates.

With this golden finger, Lu Haifeng can spend profit points to unlock:

 Advanced smartphone architecture, chips, OS, and hardware

 Next-gen automobile tech including EVs and hybrid systems

Cutting-edge aviation and drone technologies

 Breakthrough materials science

After claiming the newbie gift pack, Lu launches his first breakthrough: the Hongmeng S1 smartphone, a sleek flagship device with futuristic specs far surpassing the market’s top brands. Through aggressive innovation and meticulous business strategy, he builds hype via product launches, clever marketing, and leveraging the system’s "accelerator function" to cut research time.

His new company, Hongmeng Technology, quickly grabs the attention of media, tech analysts, and international competitors. Sales skyrocket. Domestic consumers cheer. And rivals scramble to keep up with a product that looks like it dropped in from the future.

As Chapter 10 closes, Lu Haifeng has successfully sparked a mobile phone revolution, proving his vision, product strength, and strategic mind.

But this is just the beginning.

From mobile phones to automobiles, from aviation to future materials—Lu’s goal isn’t just to make money.
He plans to reshape global industry, crush technological hegemony, and build a transnational tech empire.

"In this new life, I won’t just catch up—I’ll leap forward and take the lead."

this is a translation of a MTL Novel by the same name.

Trial novel before I upload my Original Fanfic; can read that on my p.a.t.r.e.o.n(it's free relax)
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Reborn To Dominate Technology

Lei Jun had long understood something most others missed:

What you can't have is always what you want the most.

Before making phones, he ran an internet company—

And he brought internet-era sales psychology with him.

Now, Xiaomi wasn't just selling products.

Satisfied with the first sales wave, Lei Jun gave Lin Wen a crisp order:

"Schedule the next sale for the 10th.

Put 500,000 Mi 4 units and 200,000 Mi Pads online!"

Meanwhile, at Huawei Honor headquarters, Zhao Liangyun sat in deep gloom.

Xiaomi's Mi 4 and Mi Pad had hijacked Weibo's trending charts within hours.

The upcoming second sale was a direct, public challenge to Honor 3X.

Zhao stared bitterly at Xiaomi's announcement.

15MP front camera, 12MP rear, 3000mAh battery—

But no performance advantage left.

It was now a head-to-head clash—and one Huawei couldn't easily win.

Looking at his assistant, Zhao Liangyun asked desperately:

The assistant thought, eyes narrowing. Then suddenly brightened.

He pulled up a clip from Xiaomi's launch event—

Specifically, Lei Jun's demo compares the Qinglong 810 and the Snapdragon 810.

"Here's the angle:

The Qinglong 810 prioritizes CPU speed.

Its GPU isn't as strong—meaning Mi 4's camera can't fully perform!"

"We attack their photography!

Spread the word that Xiaomi's 15MP camera is a paper tiger!"

Huawei's counterattack has been launched.

Weibo quickly flooded with trending hashtags:

#Honor3XBeatsMi4InPhotography

#Mi4FakeCameraExposed

While Xiaomi leaned on price-performance hype,

Honor hit back by attacking photo quality, one of the few emotional levers left.

The tech war grew increasingly brutal, fought not just with specs—

But with public opinion.

Meanwhile, amidst the raging battle, a new player entered the scene:

Massive ad campaigns popped up online:

"Play PC games on your phone—coming soon!"

"Penguin's latest mobile game launches on the 10th!"

Penguin's buzz centered around an exclusive new mobile game.

Players needed to have spent money on Penguin services.

Devices had to score over 60,000 points on benchmarks to qualify.

Naturally, most users felt excluded, and Weibo exploded in criticism.

Penguin's PR team scrambled to defend:

"The game is high-spec and needs powerful devices."

But many didn't buy it, and negative comments spread.

Ironically, the controversy only amplified Penguin's game.

By 8:00 PM that night, when Penguin revealed their game,

It was QQ Speed Mobile.

A near-perfect mobile adaptation of the classic PC racing game.

Gameplay was fluid. Graphics stunning.

Many areas looked identical to the original.

Instead of alienating users, Penguin had delivered a genuine shocker—

Sending ripples across the mobile industry.

Chapter 127 – Hunger Marketing