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

This book is inspired by the driver career and team model of F124. After most F1 novels win the championship, they will always face the dilemma of whether to join the Chinese team after entering the team. The author has a system for his thinking. Why not create his own fleet? It is a purely realistic novel, and there will be no major operational or logical problems in the plot. It's hard to say about minor issues. I haven't tried it, so I can't say for sure, but as long as the readers bring it up, they will be modified. (For example, the optimal solution for this curve in reality is 4th gear, but the author is used to driving in 3rd gear in the game, so he may not remember this) I hope everyone can experience the turbulent four years of the ground effects era in this book.

If you keep writing with this energy, you will definitely be ranked first in the racing section! I have long wanted to read a book about the protagonist becoming a team owner, but unfortunately there is no such book on the market. This book is the only one! The writing is also on point. As long as there aren't too many bad points later on, I will definitely follow it to the end! Come on, author!

The pacing of this book is perfect! The two lines are parallel and not confusing. On one side is the F2 championship, and on the other side is the formation of the F1 team. System tasks promote the plot, and attribute points are added to fit the actual combat. There is no brainless cheating. Every progress is traceable. I look forward to Chen Mo winning the annual championship and realizing his F1 dream!

I can't stop chasing more! Chen Mo's character is so popular. He has the energy of a young man and a calmness that transcends his age. He is not panicked in the face of red flag chaos, dares to compete in the soft tire bet, and interacts with Zhou Guanyu, the tacit understanding with Pia, and the agreement with Verstappen. The interaction between the characters is vivid and real. It is not only racing, but also a passionate pursuit of dreams!

It's good to read. The author is very dedicated. He watched all the games and wrote it. Personally, I think it's more professional than other racing articles and it's better to read. Moreover, the protagonist learns it by himself and unlike other protagonists, the system puts everything directly into his brain. This is very good. It's not so brainless. I recommend it.

This is how cool articles should be written! There is no frustrating plot. Chen Mo counterattacks all the way and always resolves difficulties when he encounters them. He locks the ranking with a red flag, breaks a record and takes the pole position, and signs up for the Ferrari youth training. The cool points are one after another. At the same time, the professionalism of racing is online. He will not sacrifice the sense of reality for the sake of fun. Close your eyes and rush!

It's pretty good. There aren't enough of this kind of subject matter, so please take more care of it.

I think it looks good. Come on💪

Every plot is focused on excitement, and the professional details of racing are not compromised, such as tire strategy, TR communication, and tuning optimization. It's fun to watch and gain knowledge! [Like][Like][Like]

There are too few books on this subject. I have only read a few books on Dian Niang. There are almost none in Tomato. What you write, author, is acceptable. Please support me. Come on.