The Speed Demon
极速车神
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 21h ago
- English
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543Chapters
100Monthly votes
44.6kRecommendations
25.4kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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The author is really amazing! Rugby, tennis, and now even F1 – the more niche the sport, the more likely they are to write about it. His previous books were all good; I liked them. I hope the author continues to keep it up. Keep it up!
The author should write urban fiction, with its endless palace intrigue and constant back-and-forth struggles.
To be honest, unless you've been showing your talent in karting since childhood, you can't even get into a regular racing team, let alone F1.
Too much rambling and too long-winded.
He's truly a divine being!
The author is truly amazing; they seem to handle all sorts of sports with ease. I started following them after "King of the Bay Area," then "Match Point," and now... Keep it up, author!
So what did I even see in these chapters? Dude, I know a chapter has a lot of words, but at least show some progress! Stop padding! You don't think subscribing to your chapters is cheap, do you...?
Let's go back to writing about the quarterback!
You write the best about rugby; how about we return to the world of rugby in our next book?
Can watch
1. You can intersperse more human stories from outside the hunting grounds. 2. Don't criticize for the sake of criticizing. It's clearly a team mistake in changing the tire, but you're blaming the protagonist. Even if you're just criticizing, the entire story only criticizes the protagonist, blaming him for everything, while completely ignoring the team's problems. 3. The plot is unreasonable. 4. Leclerc
The writing is alright, but there's too much fluff and unnecessary information.
The writing is alright, but it's too wordy and full of unnecessary details, with too much emphasis on general knowledge. It explains everything about Q1, Q2, and Q3. Do I really need such detailed explanations when I'm reading F1 novels? It's like reading a League of Legends novel and having a whole chapter explaining the differences between the hero's passive, QWER, and every other skill.
Seeing the "next-door" and "meticulous difference" of 0.211 Seconds really made me lose my composure... This is like the final sprint of an F1 race! Even at 120 km/h on the highway, that's a 7-meter difference. You wrote it so intensely, but in reality, the difference is several car lengths?!