[F1] 19, Dropped Out, World Champion

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Lin Wudu got a notice demanding payment of his tuition after maxing out his credit cards to pay in full for a Ferrari GT3.

As luck would have it, his family went bankrupt.

So he answered Silicon Valley's call and dropped out to start a business.

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Through tireless hard work and the advantages of a silver tongue and a handsome face, he successfully made the leap from zero to one.

He went from sneaking into the school's library study room to pull all-nighters to renting the basement of an unfinished building.

There, he seized a major opportunity of the times, met a pair of brilliant oddballs living in a garage, and joined them in their grand entrepreneurial venture.

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He thought he was contributing his technical expertise in exchange for shares. Turns out, he was contributing capital.

He thought the 007 he picked was his employee number. Turns out, it was his car number.

Lin Wudu: Huh? I'm driving in F1?

Lin Wudu: I thought you were after my body, but it turns out you're after my car?

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From the Nürburgring to Le Mans, from the 24 Hours of Daytona to the Indy 500, Lin Wudu's name resounded across the world's major racing competitions.

Amid a golden rain of streamers, champagne, and fireworks, he gave his acceptance speech as the first Chinese driver to win the Formula One World Championship:

"Drop out early."

Before You Read

1. I haven't decided who the CP will be, but there should be a few romances.

2. I want to write a miraculous story about starting from the countryside, one person, one car, and a group of losers winning all the major races, then forcing their way into F1, punching Mercedes and kicking Ferrari.

3. I haven't decided what to write, but three-line formatting looks better.

Theme: Fake it till you make it