
F1: I Race Only to Win the Championship
F1:我比赛,就只想拿冠军
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 454k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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141Chapters
3kRecommendations
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The beginning was terrible.
The main character is almost diagnosed with ALS, and they still come up with an incredibly cliché plot: this woman tries to flirt with him, gets rejected once, and then gets upset. When her friend asks her why, she doesn't explain herself, acting like she's been bullied. Then, the guy who likes her starts targeting him. It's just awful.
I watched a few episodes and then saw that the protagonist had ALS, so I gave up. If you're sick, why are you even racing?
Seriously, can you guys really keep watching?
The story lacks appeal at the beginning, the pacing is slow, there are many flaws, and the writing is excessively padded. The novel hasn't even touched on F1 yet, even in the latest seventy-odd chapters. In short, I don't think it's good. If you're looking for an exciting F1 story, please go elsewhere.
It's not too late to run now.
Artistic youths often hold naive views of the world that are extremely detached from reality, and then embellish these views with words to force them onto readers; we call this a disease. The book starts by giving the protagonist a terminal illness and forcing him to race on a track. If you have ALS, don't cause car accidents. Sure enough, the updates are slow and dragging.
The beginning lacks a sense of immersion
The beginning of this book, whether it's jokes or interactions with others, is a bit wordy in some places, or simply put, it's a bit tiring to read (based on the first two chapters). The content isn't concise enough and doesn't immediately grab the reader's attention. The second point is that the sense of immersion is a bit low, which is quite fatal.
The updates are too slow.
Updates are becoming increasingly infrequent. I'm losing patience. 🥱
Let it gather dust on the bookshelf.
I'm really losing patience. It's almost chapter 80, and the first F2 race hasn't even started yet. Waiting until the F1 race will probably take until chapter 200. It's already on sale, just like another F1 book on the site. From now on, just look at the titles. I'll wait until the world champion chapter, then it'll be dead in the open. Don't blame the readers; the author doesn't read the comments section at all, only showing up at the end of the month to ask for votes. I'm impressed.
😁Finally, a new book! Please update frequently! —Author
Wow, it's been so long!
I started watching CS: GO, and just as I was getting into F1, you started writing about F1. Now that there aren't any good F1 novels, you've started another one. Even a god like you, you're truly my husband.
Haha, the author has written a new F1 book again, and it's about Mercedes again! I have to support him. When I read Qin Miao's book, I was a newbie to F1, and I even learned a lot about the characters and facts from that book.