Zhou Zeyu spent forty years as a chief engineer at Dazhong before passing away peacefully at the age of eighty-seven.
When he opened his eyes again, he was a nineteen-year-old with an acceptance letter from the Royal College of Art in his hand.
He quietly studied for six years, earned dual doctorates in automotive engineering and industrial design, and retraced the path he had left unfinished in his previous life.
After graduating and returning home, his father asked just one question: “What do you have in mind?”
He said he wanted to build cars.
His father nodded. “How much will it take?”
“Billion.”
“It’ll be in your account tomorrow.”
Three years later, the Audi A4L hit the market: 190 horsepower, an all-aluminum body, and a price tag of 289,800 yuan.
After a test drive, one customer asked, “Are these specs a typo?”
On the day Mercedes-Benz C-Class deliveries began, customers received more than just a key. They also got a wax-sealed envelope. The words on the card inside would later be copied by many people onto the first page of their notebooks.
When Lamborghini launched in the early hours of the morning, the lights stayed on all night in the conference rooms of several venerable European automakers.
In its first year on the F1 circuit, Lingyun’s power unit won the championship. Later, the president switched to a Maybach, and a Hollywood star ordered seven cars at once.
Someone asked him who his rivals were.
He said, “Lingyun doesn’t need rivals, but it can have a few partners.”
Please support me, not to mention other platforms. As far as this platform is concerned, there are very few articles about established luxury car brands. The novels of the same type are usually about electric cars or some self-made brands, or low-priced sci-fi cars and luxury cars (I really don't like reading these, especially low-priced sci-fi cars and luxury cars that leave me speechless. Readers can't grasp the point of whatever they want to read). Regardless of whether the content of this novel is AI-like or not, at least it has chosen the right track among car company novels, and readers have chosen whatever they want to read. If there were many novels on the same track, I might give it 3 stars, but for the niche track, I would support it with 4 stars. It is not bad to read.
What did you write about? There was only one picture. I didn't see the main character, I just saw the car coming out. Now a family of three came out for a walk. They saw a 4S store and went in to experience it. Then they came out to check the official website. Then I was just a programmer. I exclaimed when I saw a 4S store, but nothing happened.
There is AI, and the author should have polished it himself
I think it's good because this has never appeared in tomatoes
As a car-building novel, it's pretty good. The protagonists are all kinds of cars, and there are no villains. It's comfortable to read.
Are there any similar books?
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's okay. The protagonist of this book is a car, not a person.
Come on, come on, come on
Not bad, cool article, good-looking