Two female leads!! Two female leads!!
Mutually devoted | One-on-one romance | Racing | Reborn
Flashy genius driver × cool, fiercely controlling team manager
At thirty, Chen Zixin had already chosen to lie flat, settling down as the owner of a small karting track.
One day, just as she was about to open up, she got an unexpected message: Jiang Ran was critically ill.
Two years as teammates, a lifetime of showing up for each other.
She hadn't even finished unlocking the door before turning around and rushing to the hospital.
But before she could see Jiang Ran, she died on the way.
When she opened her eyes again, she was eighteen.
That year, she had no money or sponsors, and was on the verge of withdrawing from the race again.
Then Jiang Ran offered her a chance.
No need to pay a cent. Just drive, and leave everything else to me.
She fell for it.
She drove, handled business, stayed up late with Jiang Ran to work through race strategies, and even… ended up in her bed.
Over the next four years, she raced full throttle, working her way into an elite female driver and coming within one step of F1.
Then a storm took her down.
At the crucial moment when their strategies diverged, Jiang Ran hesitated for one second.
Chen Zixin missed the pit window. Her car spun out and crashed, ending her career.
Given a second life, Chen Zixin has only two goals:
First, get back on the track and fight her way into F1.
Second, cling tight to her financial backer.
Romance? Not a chance.
Money, resources, and a seat on the team are what really count.
Outside the lounge, she flashed a bold grin. “Manager Jiang, you can’t go wrong investing in me. I’ll bring home the wins, and you can foot the bill.”
She drew out the words: “Gladly toil like an ox for the young and promising, Manager Jiang.”
And that rain-soaked race from her previous life?
This time, she wouldn’t wait that extra second.
A note up front:
This is an original work set in a fictional world. The racing rules are adapted from reality and adjusted for dramatic purposes, so please don’t get too hung up on the details.
