The Mechanic Becomes King

The author is so good at writing that it makes my blood boil when I read it. There is one sentence in it, screw it, which is not a passionate slogan. Twist, these are the hands that dismantle and assemble old engines in the repair shop in Mashi Town. They are the hands that wash chains, change tires, and perform emergency repairs on the sidelines of the training ground. I have a strong sense of immersion, and I look forward to the author's next masterpiece. A great book that I have read again and again. I love reading it. See you in the next book.

Get on the bus, maybe once by luck. Getting tickets to the entire system does not depend on luck. Then you have to climb in layer by layer. This is a kid's racing dream! He grew up as a child who just wanted to race and compete with his passion and love. The process of growing into a real car king step by step. Bitter, but serious and persistent!

The most touching thing about this book is never the counterattack of "kingdom", but the real hardship and tenacity on the way of growth. There are obstacles everywhere on the road ahead: being looked down upon from a lower class background, insufficient training funds, frustrations due to mistakes on the field, and suspicion and ridicule from others. But Lu Ye has never been depressed. He gets up when he falls, and concentrates on polishing his skills when he loses. With a tenacity that refuses to admit defeat, he puts all the care and endurance he has gained in car repair into track driving. Every time he takes a step forward, he has endured countless greasy and sweaty days and nights, steadily stepping forward one step at a time. This growth is visible and tangible, and he has a strong sense of immersion.

This story is very touching. It's very meaningful for growth. In the era of Dashuangwen, there are still such inspirational stories that go back to the origin. I feel deeply for a long time and don't know how to express my feelings. When doing one thing, focus on one thing and strive for excellence to do it well. I don't know if this sentence is correct. [There is only one kind of heroism in the world, which is to see reality clearly and still maintain love. ] This journey is about love, dreams, and pushing upwards [There is no turning back until victory is achieved. ]

This is not a cool article. It does not have one sword and nine, one step to reach the sky, one night to become a god. What it has is that an ordinary person spends his whole life to verify one thing: people with humble backgrounds can also rely on craftsmanship, judgment, credibility and long-termism to make something that stands up in the most hard-core industrial track. Author, you are very good at writing, and you have a strong sense of immersion. I look forward to the next masterpiece! See you in the next one!

The starting point of the protagonist Lu Ye is as low as it can be - an auto repair shop in Mashi Town, the smell of engine oil that cannot be washed away, a life with no background and no aura, and his only obsession is speed and dreams on the track. His counterattack was never to cheat all the way with a golden finger, but to force his way out after being hit by reality time and time again: in order to recover the time lost in controlling the car, he swept over the sign bucket when cutting piles; in order to practice the most stable alignment, he repeatedly pondered over the parts in the auto repair shop late at night; he was questioned, despised, and rubbed against the ground by the cruelty of the track, but he still held the wrench tightly, with an undying light in his eyes.

I read it in one sitting and had a lot of feelings. The male protagonist is an ordinary young man from a small town, without any great family background or identity, but with his own hard work and tenacity, he achieves success step by step. It is particularly inspiring and touching!

When I wrote "The Car Repair Boy Becomes King", I originally just wanted to write a story about "a car repair boy pursuing his dream of racing on the track". But as he wrote, Lu Ye took me deeper and deeper - from the smell of engine oil in Masi Town, to the wrenches on the side of the track, to every gear in the industrial chain. What I wanted to write was never a cool protagonist. He is the kind of person who "clearly has nothing, but still wants to gamble with his life on a possibility." He has fallen, lost, and been kicked out of the brand he grew up in, but every time he is knocked back to the starting point, he can still pick up from the oldest place. The core sentence of this book is actually what Lu Ye said at the end: "The throne is not the end, but the road." What I want to write about is not how a person reaches the top, but how he opens the door after he reaches the top so that those who come after him can walk in. Thank you to everyone who walked this dirt road with Lu Ye. There is still a long way to go after the throne.

He wanted to chase time and use his best "rush" to regain the lost control of the car in front, so when he entered the third group of piles, the line cut too fiercely, and the rear wheel swung and directly swept over the sign bucket on the side. This book is really beautiful and a novel worth looking forward to.

A very touching and inspirational book. It has a sense of immersion and makes people understand as the protagonist grows up. Like!