Rebirth in 2012: Start Building Cars After Listening to Advice

In 2026, car company engineer Lu Hao died suddenly. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to 2012, the second semester of his sophomore year. There is no money, no resources, and no team. The only thing he has is the ability to repair and modify cars, and a mobile phone with blurry pixels. But he knows that in the next fifteen years, new energy vehicles will dominate the world. So he took a video: "Do you believe that college students can repair cars? If something is broken, how should I fix it? Please give me some advice." The comment section exploded. Someone said, "Check the circuit first, don't dismantle it blindly." He listened and repaired his first car. Someone said, "Don't just fix it, try modifying it." He listened, and the modified video was played over 10,000 times. Someone said, "Brake pads are too expensive, make them yourself." He listened and the first product was sold out. Someone said, "Don't dream of building a car in a car repair shop." He listened - listened, and then made a video to reply. Every video is a request for help, and every decision is a referendum. Netizens said that the battery life needs to be long, so he worked on the battery. He said charging should be fast, so he focused on solid state. A netizen asked, "Anchor, is it time to build a rocket next?" He smiled slightly and said, "I have taken note of this suggestion." From a campus car repair stall to a global car company. Listening to advice is the most underestimated superpower in the world. A new starting point, listen to advice and build a car. See you in the comments section, let's build this car together.