Fu Chen tried a bit and found it more difficult than he imagined.
The rules require that players must hold the upper end of the car pen, where the vehicle model is located, which perfectly blocks the thumb web space.
But the problem lies in this:
The player sits in a chair and must straighten and lift their arm high, making a "front lift" gesture, and maintain this posture and height, allowing the tip of the car pen to cast a shadow on the track on the map.
During this time, the tip of the car pen must not touch the map, yet its shadow cannot go off the map.
Previously pulling the chain, Fu Chen's arms were already exhausted, and the car pen he got was the heaviest.
So, just lifting it and maintaining it for a period of time was very difficult, let alone precisely controlling it to complete the track on the map under the risk of the "car pen going out of control."
Fu Chen looked at the car pens of other players and found the designs varied.
