All-Around Automotive Designer

Please don't attack me. This author writes novels purely for his own enjoyment. Didn't you see him say he doesn't like the protagonist being a race car driver, often racing as the boss of a conglomerate? He told you that if you don't like it, you can drop the book. Clearly, he doesn't care about readers' feelings or accept anyone's opinions. Isn't this just for his own amusement?

After reading ten chapters, here are my thoughts: It's ridiculous. 1. The system settles accounts weekly, and there's a penalty for not completing tasks. What can the automotive industry do in a week? They'll be constantly being punished. 2. They don't even know what the penalty is, yet they deliberately fail to complete tasks—they're asking for trouble. 3.

I'm dying of laughter! A QQ that costs 30,000 RMB has genuine leather seats and excellent MVH control. It's like they don't need to spend any money to build a car.

Good heavens, a joint venture with Ford to build a car factory in Detroit and buy a Golf, with such a high stake—they're probably digging themselves into a hole. Ford is so busy running away that they've moved to Mexico. They've probably never witnessed the domineering nature of American labor unions, and they're supposed to be creating jobs for Americans?

There are so few articles about cars; I've given it all my votes and favorites. Keep it up!

The author clearly doesn't understand cars; the QQ uses a three-cylinder engine, it would be a miracle if it didn't vibrate terribly. Now, car manufacturers are releasing three-cylinder cars that are difficult to sell. In 2020, car manufacturers can only guarantee no vibration for 3 years, let alone around 2010; and then there's dual-clutch transmissions, dry and wet.

I'm really curious, the protagonist has no money, yet he won't sell his design for 6 million, insisting on producing the car himself. This attempt at showing off is incredibly awkward...

The protagonist runs a ride-hailing service, subsidizing 4.6 Billion yuan in half a month. Does he really expect taxi companies to buy his cars? The so-called senior management of the protagonist's company can't even handle the smallest things properly. They only create problems and don't know how to solve them. Senior management with this level of ability is considered poor among ordinary employees. How can they be respected and have authority?

Look at you, building a car! You've already fed it 70 chapters of poison, and then you plagiarized QQ in the very first chapter before going off to race cars. By the time your QQ is released, it'll probably have 1000 chapters. By the time you finish, QQ will probably be released too, right?

Of all the car manufacturers in the world, there doesn't seem to be a single one like the protagonist, who spends billions to buy a mapping company and goes to great lengths to get an IT company to work on autonomous driving, a technology that is unlikely to be commercialized for decades. It's really unnecessary. Later on, the plot seemed to run dry and turned into trashy storylines!