[Transmigration + System + Slow-Paced Daily Life + Mecha Girls + Superpowered Racing + Passionate Competition + Uma Musume-Inspired + Urban Supernatural]
(This is a slow-paced story with a niche setting. Readers who prefer fast-paced novels may not enjoy it, so please feel free to move on if that concerns you.)
In this world, everything revolves around racing. Girls can awaken as mecha girls, transform into race cars, and speed around the track.
Zhang Jingtian, a professional racing gamer, transmigrates to a parallel world and wakes up in the body of his 17-year-old self in this reality, unlocking the Ace Driver System.
In his previous life, his mother died after a serious illness. His father was so grief-stricken that he got into a car accident in a daze. Their happy family shattered in an instant, and the bright future he had planned collapsed.
Given a second chance at life, he resolves to change everything.
And the turning point begins when he meets the one girl everyone believes will “never set foot on the track in her entire life”: the “Chestnut-Haired Cinderella.”
“Brilliant! A genius razor blade overtakes four cars in a single corner! Is this really the same useless mecha girl who couldn’t even unfold her car body?”
“A breathtaking leap spanning three hundred meters! The angel whose wings were broken time and again has spread her sacred wings before the world once more!”
“One against thirty-one! Though all the world may stand against me, you shall all behold the Emperor’s might!”
“Everyone, rise! Welcome the new king to the throne!”
“This is the divine trainer who can turn the impossible into reality, no matter what flaws a mecha girl has! This is the machine that builds champions!”
“This is Zhang! Jing! Tian!”
Personally, I think it's pretty good. Although some people say the plot is dragging, it's impossible to be entertaining from beginning to end; there are bound to be transitional chapters. So far, it's acceptable, but the pacing could definitely be faster. With so many horse girls, at the current pace, it might take millions of words before the big competitions start.
I quite liked this book, but the chuunibyou (delusional) name inspired by "The Sorcerer's Handbook" was a bit too much. Unlike other mecha girl anime, this one is completely based on horse racing, just with a racing theme. The protagonist's real advantage is just an extra skill bar. Although I really like it, I'm not optimistic about its success.
The author's personal style is very evident in this book, with a slow pace. Although there are occasional jokes to lighten the mood, it's still quite drawn out compared to other books in the same genre. It's unclear whether this is foreshadowing or simply a deliberate attempt to drag things out; if you can tolerate the slow pace, it's a good book.
Well written and very well done. I didn't expect there to be such a dedicated author on Taobao. (Being too dedicated isn't good either; if the results aren't ideal, you'll lose motivation. Unlike those who write blindly, how many people can stick to that?) Don't get too hung up on original plot points; that will slow down updates.
It's good, keep it up! However, some parts are a bit redundant. I feel the time descriptions are very detailed, but some parts could achieve the same effect without careful attention. I hope you can streamline it a bit. The pacing is also a little slow. There was a typo; it's not "time," it's "place."
Keep it up! It's still really good for me, keep it up!! As long as it keeps updating or even if it has a bad ending, I'll keep following it to the end. Keep it up!! Five stars!!
This should be the first time, so please be lenient.
A wonderful blend of racing and young girls. Keep up the good work, author!
So far, the writing is acceptable, but there's too little content. It's easy to want to "grow" the book while it's still running, but author, you don't want me to "grow" the book and then let it die, do you?
Aside from the word count issue, this topic is pretty good. 🤔 Not bad 👍