You Were Told to Make Wheelchairs, So What the Heck Is a Kawasaki H2?

Ye Fan transmigrates to a parallel world and owns a heavy motorcycle factory that's on the verge of bankruptcy and restructuring.

To humiliate him, a rival company places an order for a batch of wheelchairs.

At this critical moment, he binds himself to the Factory God System.

It's a motorcycle factory, and you want me to make wheelchairs? Wheelchairs, huh? I'll just install the same engine as the Kawasaki H2.

One month later.

An elderly man with mobility problems sits in a wheelchair and speeds through traffic, leaving even cars behind. As he shouts with delight, everyone is left speechless.

Netizen B: Just asking, what kind of license do you need to drive this wheelchair?

From then on, all kinds of racing competitions spring up under Lin Ran's promotion.

What, you say 200 kilometers per hour is already the highest level of heavy motorcycle racing?

Ye Fan sneers: "That's because you've never seen the Isle of Man TT, where the person flies ahead and their soul struggles to catch up."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.