Car Reviewer: I Sell 100 Million Cars a Year, Yet You Say I Don't Know Cars?

As the internet's most brutally honest car reviewer, he has offended the interests of automakers and been blacklisted by car companies around the world. They smear him, pay online shills to attack him, and join forces with video platforms to ban him. They even taunt him: "What the hell do you know about cars? If you're so capable, build a good car yourself."

Fortunately, his System awakens, and history's most powerful cross-industry car reviewer has arrived.

A good car? I'll show you what a good car is.

The windshield doesn't even break in a head-on collision at 120 kilometers per hour.

It leaves a host of consumer cars in the dust on the Mobei racetrack.

Its engine passes a 48-hour stability test at 7,000 RPM.

It has an artificial-intelligence onboard system.

With 100 million units sold, it becomes the best-selling car model in automotive history.

A host of automakers exclaim: "Are you sure you're just a car reviewer?"

When consumers ask about the new car,

a vacuum high-speed train traveling at 1,000 kilometers per hour arrives.

A spaceplane capable of near-Earth flight makes its debut.

Smart cities emerge, and civilian spacecraft usher in the age of interstellar travel.

Years later, looking back, Chen Fang can only say: "I became the world's leading company because you automakers pushed me into it."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.