Reborn in the Automobile Kingdom

Chapter 458 mentions Audi's Quattro system and Torsen differential, suggesting that Audi was researching the Torsen differential. However, Audi's Quattro system was unveiled at the 1980 Geneva Motor Show, while the Torsen differential was invented by an American in 1984, with the patent acquired by Toyota. Audi first used the Torsen differential in the Quattro system in 1987.

Now they've finally started manufacturing cars independently; this was the part I was most looking forward to when I first read the book. However, I have a suggestion regarding the name. Company name: Shanghai Automotive Manufacturing Company

After reading about a hundred chapters, I noticed constant criticisms of plot points, with some seemingly misunderstanding the author's own work. I think there are several reasons for this: 1. Most readers today have read countless books and have developed discerning tastes, especially in industrial and commercial genres; 2.

It's the kind of industrial fiction I like, but the author is young and knows too little about that era, so there are too many inconsistencies. Back then, there was no concept of bidding; it was all planned economy. Bidding only started after the 1990s. There were no private enterprises then.

After reading a few chapters, I found it generally acceptable, but I felt Zhou Jingming was portrayed as lacking in shrewdness. Every time he proposed something, he needed Senior Brother Zhao to point out his oversimplification, which didn't fit the premise of the protagonist being a skilled engineer in his past life. It made him seem too idealistic.

1. Given the protagonist's overwhelming strength, the author's focus on these trivial matters feels like putting the cart before the horse. 2. The protagonist only needs to go through the leaders of other departments. If the protagonist needs the cooperation of Li Letian's department, as long as Li Letian agrees, it is Li Letian's problem if his subordinates do not agree.

How much do you know about industry? Hardness! Wear resistance! Wear resistance at high temperatures! Yield strength! Various processing techniques and equipment... Industrial literature lacking depth is uninteresting. It lacks even basic common sense.

I saw a bit of it, and they're actually going to build a factory in Detroit? Isn't that suicidal? Do you know why Toyota is so adamant about not going to Detroit? Because going to Detroit would be suicide; the Auto Workers union would make your workers' wages skyrocket...

Since you've been reborn, what's there to be afraid of? If you're not happy, then fight! Why not write more about improving car manufacturing technology? Brother, you've been reborn with decades of experience and a broader perspective; your knowledge and experience should easily surpass the 1980s car manufacturing industry.

This is a rare car manufacturing novel where the protagonist, without any special advantages, steadily progresses step by step, revitalizing China's auto industry. There are no harem elements, and very few flaws; at least for now, there's no sign of it falling apart.