Novel about rebirth and manufacturing cars

For novels about rebirth and manufacturing cars, we recommend "The King of Power".

Go back to 1978, be reborn in the United States, and make cars. Industrial urban literature rises rapidly and reaches the peak of life step by step. The protagonist transforms from a second-hand car shop owner into a car manufacturer, and then goes to China to make investments, cut off the public, and prevent the country from suffering losses. He has strong patriotic feelings. Teach domestic officials step by step how to attract investment, promote domestic development and make some money on the way. The plot is substantial, the rhythm of the plot is well written, and the characters are portrayed in a three-dimensional way. I highly recommend it.

Highlights

Half an hour later, Chen Geng finally figured out what happened to him, with a wry smile on his face. Who would have thought that when he woke up, he would be back? By 1978, not only had I returned to 1978, but I was not in China now, but in Detroit, Michigan, known as the American Automobile City. As for my current status, it was pitiful to say that there were hundreds of second-hand dealers in Detroit. A crappy second-hand car salesman in a car sales company, a standard grassroots person, a glorious member of the vast grassroots class in America.

Fortunately, I am still a Chinese. To be precise, I am an overseas Chinese with a green card who was born in the United States and whose parents died. What is even more fortunate is that my name has not changed. The surname is still Chen, and the name is still Chen Geng. Of course, an English name is indispensable.