Reborn as an Automotive Giant

That's too much of a saintly act. Business is business, and patriotism is patriotism. Mixing them up only makes you look like a complete idiot. I can't stand it anymore.

I won't read any novels about building your own cars, especially those where the protagonist becomes rich and buys foreign cars to show off.

A rare find—a book that's both technically sophisticated and entertaining! Author, please keep writing and don't abandon it! 😄😄👍👍👍

Undoubtedly, those who are into industrial themes can't stand industrial-themed stories. So when they see one, they'll likely endure the negative aspects and keep reading, hoping the author will realize their mistake and focus on making the plot and characters' behavior more reasonable, and that they won't exaggerate some common-sense facts about the era.

Machine tool materials science is known as the "mother of industry." Almost all global automotive brands rely on Japanese Ikuta for copper machining. Ferrari's V8 and Bugatti Veyron engines use the Japanese MAM72 five-axis vertical machining center for ultra-precision machining. McLaren uses Japanese Yamazaki Mazak machine tools.

It was 1986, almost old enough to make cars. Later, he could have helped Hua Zong make money in the chip and mobile phone industries, and even laid the groundwork with the Soviet Union to develop Tu-16 aircraft and aircraft carriers.

Having a mistress is truly disgusting.

The author of this is truly amazing. Is this about a mistress taking over? I've already subscribed to the whole thing, but I don't even want to read it anymore.

The author's writing is good, but the beginning is just too awful. With the family so poor, the cousin has to lick the core off an apple, and the protagonist earns two hundred yuan, yet he plans to share half with his brother who's just a helper. This strong Liangshan (a notorious bandit group in Chinese folklore) vibe is making me want to vomit 🤮. Even helping your brothers should start with taking care of your family first.

The beginning was alright, but then they introduced a mistress... What was the author thinking? I'm not reading anymore, it's annoying.