I Asked You to Modify It, So Why Does This Electric Wheelchair Go 180 Km/h?

Last night on Qiuming Mountain, I lost to an electric wheelchair. It drifted around the turns using momentum. The wheelchair was fast, and all I could see was the rider wearing a delivery uniform from some group-buying app!

The wheelchair factory is on the verge of bankruptcy, and Yang Yi is at his wit’s end.

Ding! Vehicle Modification System activated!

Anything can be modified!

What? An electric wheelchair modified to reach 180 kilometers per hour?

What? A scrapped Santana, forced off the road, modified to win the World Championship?

What’s that? A local farmer needs to modify his three-wheeler because it doesn’t have enough power to haul pig feed? We’ll install a fighter jet engine!

“Mr. Yang Guangyuan, your son Yang Yi has been detained on suspicion of illegally modifying vehicles. Given the severity of the case, please cooperate with our investigation!”

Yang’s father is stunned.

But when he arrives at the detention center, he finds it packed with experts.

The experts are all sitting on stools, notebooks in hand, listening attentively.

And his son Yang Yi is at the center, speaking with great confidence.

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