The Road to the Racing Circuit: From Simulator to F1 Legend

This book is inspired by the F124 driver career plus team model. Most F1 novels, after a championship victory, inevitably face the dilemma of whether or not to join the race once Chinese teams enter the fray. The author thought to himself, "Since I already have a system, why not create my own racing team?"

If you keep writing with this momentum, it's sure to be a huge hit, number one in the racing category! I've been wanting to read a book where the protagonist owns his own racing team, but unfortunately, there aren't any on the market. This book is unique! The writing is also excellent. As long as there aren't any major plot holes later on, I'll definitely keep reading! Keep it up, author!

The pacing of this book is superb! The two storylines run parallel without being confusing. One is about winning the F2 championship, and the other is about building an F1 team. System tasks drive the plot, and attribute point allocation is practical. There are no mindless cheats. Every improvement is traceable. I look forward to Chen Mo winning the annual championship and realizing his F1 dream!

I can't stop watching! Chen Mo's character is so captivating. He has the drive of a young person, as well as the composure beyond his years. He remains calm in the face of chaos at Hongqi, dares to take risks in the soft tire gamble, and his banter with Zhou Guanyu, his tacit understanding with Pia, and his promise with Verstappen make the character interactions vivid and real. It's not just about racing, but also about passionately pursuing dreams!

It's a good read. The author is quite dedicated, having watched all the races before writing. I personally think it's more professional than other racing novels. Also, the protagonist learns on his own, unlike other protagonists whose systems simply store knowledge in their heads, which is a big plus and prevents it from being mindless. Recommended.

This is how a thrilling novel should be written! There are no frustrating plot twists; Chen Mo makes a comeback all the way, always overcoming difficulties. He secures his position with the Red Flag, breaks records to take pole position, and signs with Ferrari's youth training program. The thrilling moments come one after another, while maintaining high racing professionalism. Realism isn't sacrificed for the sake of excitement. Just go for it!

It's pretty good. There are very few of these kinds of topics to begin with, so let's cherish them.

I think it looks great! Keep it up! 💪

Every plot point hits the mark perfectly, while maintaining top-notch racing details—tire strategy, TR communication, tuning and optimization—making it both exciting and educational! 👍👍👍

There are so few books on this topic. I've only read a few on Qidian.com, and there are almost none on Tomato. Author, your writing is pretty good. I'll support you and keep it up!