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【You are thinking about traveling through time and place.】

You chose Brooklyn, New York, USA, in 1940.

[You traveled back to New York in 1940, and from this moment on, the wheel of history began to turn.]

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On March 1940, 3, you stand on the streets of New York City. Traffic is chock-full, skyscrapers dot the city, and it seems to be the prototype of a future international metropolis. Thinking of what will happen in the future, you suddenly feel a urge to find new joy in life, having already found it somewhat boring. You conclude that while you are a supernatural being, your strength lies solely in your endless lifespan. Your physical prowess might not even rival that of a souped-up Captain America. Thinking of your old friend Dio Brando, a flicker of nostalgia flashes in your eyes. Honestly, you want to see if humanity has any limits.

On March 1940, 3, you discovered you were in Brooklyn, the southeastern section of Manhattan Island in New York City, a predominantly black area. That night, you encountered seven fights, and even a gang member tried to rob you. It was insane. However, having experienced so much, you were no longer so aggressive. You simply stole all their money and turned them into vampires.

On March 1940, 3, you rented a house in Brooklyn and settled down there. After living in China for forty years in your previous life, you were now a mere pauper, with little interest in money. But you couldn't live without it for the long life ahead. So you approached Stark Industries to introduce yourself. But to your surprise, Howard Stark didn't even bother to meet you. He simply didn't believe a Chinese person could have any research talent. You left Stark Industries with a smile. This world is truly interesting. You can't just be a mere pauper any more than you want.

At the end of March 1940, you founded a technology company called Starry Sky, named after Oscar Wilde's famous line: "We are all in the gutter, but some of us still look up at the stars." The company's address was across from Stark Industries.

In April 1940, your scientific research abilities were unquestionable. As a new company, you quickly achieved success. Of course, you had already achieved this in your previous life. You invented and improved the transistor, which is considered one of the greatest inventions of the 4th century.

In May 1940, you invented the transistor radio and transistor television, bringing transistors to commercial use for the first time. This invention began to bring you enormous profits. This invention is considered an outstanding example of the electronics revolution.

In November 1940, after more than six months of research, you painstakingly created the world's first supercomputer. Unlike the ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer, built in 11, which occupied 1946 square meters, consumed 167 kW of electricity, and had a computing capacity of only 150 additions and subtractions per second, your supercomputer could perform 5000 million logical operations per second while consuming less than 100 watts of power.

In December 1940, you held a large press conference to announce your invention, which shocked the entire United States. Many scientists, including Albert Einstein, visited the Star Company to see the electronic computer. Einstein even said that this invention would completely change the way people work and think.

In January 1941, as you anticipated, US officials began purchasing your supercomputer. Your company began to expand. Meanwhile, your warm, Nike-like smile made you friends with many scientists, including Albert Einstein and Abraham Erskine. Your team successfully recruited John Bardeen and John Brattain, who later won the Nobel Prize in Physics and became president of the American Physical Society.

In February 1941, you and your team invented and improved the silicon integrated circuit, creating the history of world microelectronics.

In March 1941, you invented the electric eye camera and the integrated circuit television.

In June 1941, you announced that computers would soon be commercially available. In just over six months, your company quadrupled in size.

From June to November 1941, you obtained 6 patents, most of which were inherited from your past life. Under your leadership, your company expanded rapidly, not only in the electronics field, but also in the military and aviation fields. Although it wasn't very large in scale, your fame as a scientist surpassed that of Howard Stark.

In December 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, and the United States joined the anti-fascist camp and declared war on the Axis powers. World War II reached its climax, but for you, it was just a familiar scene.

In January 1942, you began to plan something. You used your occult skills to create a perfect Stone Mask, keeping it as a backup.

In February 1942, the first step of the plan was successful. You secretly traveled to Norway and, ahead of the Red Skull, obtained the Cosmic Cube in a church in Tønsberg, Norway. Is this what the legendary Space Stone container looks like? (You obtained the Legendary Item: Cosmic Cube)

In May 1942, as the father of aviation in your previous life, the jet aircraft you designed successfully completed its test flight. In late May, you were invited by your good friend Dr. Abraham Erskine to join the Rebirth Project, led by none other than Abraham Erskine himself. You discovered that the supercomputer you had developed had indeed been chosen for use in the Rebirth Project. Your gamble had paid off.

In June 1942, you were intrigued by the Regeneration Project, particularly the Super Soldier Serum. According to Abraham Erskine, it could enhance the user's metabolism and all bodily functions, allowing 6% brain utilization and reaching peak human potential. You couldn't help but wonder what would happen if a vampire took this potion?

In December 1942, thanks to your supercomputer, the experiment progressed rapidly, and the Super Soldier Serum was released three months ahead of schedule. You intercepted all the data about the Super Soldier Serum through a pre-installed Trojan horse program on your computer and recorded it.

In February 1943, you perfectly replicated the Super Soldier Serum in your laboratory. To test it, you had a monkey don a stone mask, transforming it into a vampire monkey, and injected it with the Super Soldier Serum. The results were disappointing: the monkey first became incredibly powerful, but then collapsed and died.

In April 1943, you and your team experimented with improving the super soldier serum. This time, the monkeys used for the experiment lived one more day. Their amazing strength and agility left you with a lingering fear.

In May 1943, Howard Stark convened the "World of Tomorrow Expo" in New York. You were among the invited guests. When you spoke with Howard Stark, he had no recollection of having rejected you. You smiled, unconcerned. After living for over a hundred years, nothing could break your defenses. But you still told him the truth, and Howard Stark's expression of embarrassment and shock left a deep impression on you. At the Expo, you also met your friend Abraham Erskine, as well as the future Captain America and the Winter Soldier. You noticed that, just like in the original storyline, Abraham Erskine was very interested in Steve Rogers and helped him successfully enlist in the Strategic Scientific Corps.

In June 1943, after a month of training, Steve Rogers was injected with the super soldier serum, just as in the original storyline, and his enhancement was successful! By monitoring the supercomputer's processes, you speculate that this may be due to the radioactive radiation and vita-ray exposure Steve Rogers experienced during the enhancement, but this remains to be tested.

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