The Age of the Racing God

When the author wrote the first racing novel, Verstappen was still a greenhorn. Now, in the third racing novel, Verstappen is a four-time world champion and can be called a "Car Man"!

The previous book featured a character who desperately tried to secure pole position four times in a season, only to fall back from the start of each race four times due to unforeseen circumstances. It was disgusting!

This book won't just cover one or two seasons, and at this point in time, it's impossible for smaller teams to stage a comeback. They'll definitely be going to bigger teams. Red Bull with Panzi is no longer an option, and Mercedes' dolphin jump in the ground effect era won't work either. They either go to VfL's MFGA, which has a chance in 2022, but that's unlikely.

Have you seen the latest chapter? Here's my opinion: it's bland, but not worth abandoning. There aren't many F1 books, and even fewer worth reading. The recent chapters' pretentious and face-slapping scenes are genuinely awkward to read, with a retro feel.

Writing F1 is not as good as writing racing fan fiction; it's just not entertaining at all!

The female lead is so badly written, she might as well not have appeared at all.

I've read a few chapters, but I don't know if I missed anything. I don't understand why being reborn makes one so powerful. In my previous life, I couldn't do F1, so why can I now? What kind of cheat code did I get?

What's the point of writing about F1? I can't even picture the action! And how many readers actually understand F1 racing lines and such? I can't even imagine it. This book is already a flop.

Speed ​​is the key to real speed, and everyone knows how to pick up food at a banquet.

It's too slow, I don't want to book anymore.