Racing Throne: from Being Kicked Out of the House to Becoming a Global God

In fact, there is no such thing as contract renewal in F3. Low-level competitions are almost always signed once a year, but this jump, um, I don't dare to arrange it like this (actually I want to see how bloody someone can write the F2 part and write about Michel Legend) [face covering]

The pace is bright and not draggy. The protagonist goes from an unknown rookie in F3 to a king in a lower category, and finally grows into an F1 champion. What's rare is that there are no obvious highlights related to racing engineering technology. It can be seen that the author also carefully consulted relevant information. There are few motorsport works on the platform that can be watched by both F1 fans and fans.

I feel that the author knows F1 very well. I don't know if he is a super fan of F1. I personally feel that this data flow book is very interesting and allows me, a reader who doesn't know much about F1, to read it patiently. Finally, a reminder to update quickly. There are only a few chapters in one day. When people found out about it, they thought the author was in poor health and weak. [Stare][Stare][Stare]

The writing is okay, not very similar to the current mainstream style, and the development is relatively slow, but when I see the pig's feet growing up, I don't feel the refreshing feeling of writing, but a knowing smile [Like]

Overall, it deserves five stars. The description of the game and the control of the rhythm are very good, and there are many updates in a day. However, the main character's split personality is indeed two-dimensional, but I don't think it has much impact, and it is still good-looking. Now the main character is obviously no longer in the first two, and it feels much more comfortable to watch. I hope to change the early part after the completion. The early part is so awkward, and no matter how good the writing is in the future, few people will last until the later stage.

Sorry, I can only give 4 stars. In fact, I think this book could have been longer. Of course, this is one of the best books I have ever read. It focuses on racing instead of being blocked by the troubles in life. I also just started watching F1 and I only know about Panzi and Lewis because of the movie. So I will only talk about the characters. I saw the summer break and the male protagonist. His growth is a little slow, not in terms of skills but in terms of his thinking. When the F1 director invited him to return to the team he was supposed to return to, he was a little bit toxic. First he asked for a personal apology and then called to accept the invitation. It felt like he was trying to trick the director. He was not angry yet. The male protagonist's personality change was also a bit toxic. I was tired of watching Iceman and Second Class, especially the description of Iceman. Calculator, start! It's a bit awkward, and then there's the description of Yu Zhan and his mother. It's understandable that he's afraid of Yu Zhan because he saw the car lose control. What's so weird about his mother's writing? Why is it so much darker? No matter how dark it is, there is no need to keep writing this word, right? Maybe it's because I don't know much about F1, so I want to see the progress of the male protagonist, but the writing is vague. I only saw him jumping from F2 to F1 in half a year. I think the numerical value is more effective. His real talent is the track memory palace, but when it is written, it feels that it does not help much with technical progress. It feels like eight crowns in the key, and then It's Verstappen, maybe I want to describe it as similar to Verstappen's fight against the Gemini, but I have to say that it really looks and feels like a stretch, just like Hamilton > Assolon > Verstappen > the male protagonist, but overall the shortcomings are not concealed. It is better than the 6:00 F1 they are boasting over there. I feel that this track is completely comparable to NBA novels.

Glory and danger coexist And every roar is a testimony of courage . . . Why do I feel so complicated? . .

I've been thinking about it for a long time and don't know what to post, so I'll give this blank space to everyone who loves racing.

It's an excellent work, but in reality besides Zhou Guanyu, it would be nice if there was a similar Chinese driver like this.

Good book, I don't know why the rating is so low

It's been three times. The main reason for the low rating is that the character of the protagonist in the early stage was too weak. It would be better after changing it [Thinking] It's very detailed and the writing is okay. The author writes with great feelings. It's one of the best F1 articles in Tomato [laughs]

The author's writing style is good, and the writing is very professional. It's a pleasure to read.

It's really good-looking and relatively real. The protagonist not only has a desire for victory, but also has a strong sense of family and country. It is rare to see novels on this subject, and this one is definitely a masterpiece.

I don't know why the rating is so low. As an F1 fan (although I am quite unprofessional), I was very moved by this.

Super super treasure novel

It looks really good, okay

It does look good, okay.

A good book worth reading

It's not bad, at least I can't find any low-level mistakes if I don't look carefully.

Some of the comments in the early stage may be a bit poisonous, but in the middle and late stages, they are pretty good. Overall, the details of the game are a bit sketchy.

This book is really inspirational, and it's not the kind of cool book.

I think this is the best F1 story. The protagonist overcomes his own psychological obstacles little by little and makes progress little by little.

Although it looks a bit slow from the front, the back is very good and very beautiful.

It's slow to warm up, but the plot is detailed, so there won't be any abrupt plot design, and many details are well described.

This racing novel is the most interesting one I have ever read. The content and details are impeccable. The protagonist is not always the number one, but also has his lowest moments. Highly recommended!

The author of this book is very professional and has a good storyline. It is highly recommended among F1 racing books.

It's very different. It's a breath of fresh air. Just follow your own pace. I just hope you can stick to it.

It is still a relatively accurate racing article, the writing is relatively smooth, and the author updates it every day!

Good-looking, but not enough [laughing]

Very good, the rhythm is strong,