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Lin Shen, who missed the Internet opportunity in his previous life due to being a step behind, is reborn in 2009—the pivotal year when QQ hit 100 million simultaneous online users and mobile Internet was on the brink of explosion. This time, armed with the industry memory of the next decade, he codes the prototype of WeChat in advance, planting the "future seed" of social software before Mr. Ma even starts planning. While peers are still confused about the mobile era's direction, he's already laid out his strategy; while giants celebrate current achievements, he's already eyeing the next trend. But is the advantage of "being one step ahead" a key to rewriting fate, or a hidden danger? A game between "prophecy" and "era" quietly begins in the 2009 Internet wave.
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