Reborn in 1992: From Auto Repair Shop to Automotive Empire

Wang Yang returns to Yangcheng in the spring of 1992, where he owns a bicycle repair shop. As bicycle production rises, the three state-owned brands, Phoenix, Flying Pigeon, and Forever, enter households across the country. He thinks he can make his fortune this way, but bicycle repairs have a low barrier to entry, and competitors multiply. The three brands raise the prices of spare parts, squeezing repair shops out of business. Competition is fierce, bicycle repairs bring in little money, and cash flow is tight. Fortunately, Wang Yang puts the auto repair skills he accumulated in his previous life to use. Getting ahead of the curve, he buys parts from Hong Kong merchants and cobbles together motorcycles, making a fortune. While others are working on bicycles, Wang Gang is assembling motorcycles. While others are working on motorcycles, Wang Gang is tinkering with new energy vehicles. While others are working on new energy vehicles, Wang Gang has already laid the groundwork for intelligent driving. With solid technical skills and exceptional foresight, Wang Yang is always one step ahead, building an automotive empire of his own.