Fast and Furious: Playing Dumb to Save My Sister-In-Law

Jack Soto, a modern mechanic and underground racer with the smell of gasoline engraved in his bones. One night when he was rewatching "Fast and Furious 1", he was so excited by the charm of Don and Brian's drift that he stepped on the accelerator... Then he opened his eyes again. The deafening hip-hop music, the pungent smell of cheap perfume, and the modified Civic shining with cheap chrome in front of him all screamed: Welcome to the streets of Los Angeles in 2001! Drag racing skills? Being able to arm-wrestle with Brian will make Boss Tang look at him. Spoilers? My mind is filled with the "family history" of the next ten years or so. But Jack knows the iron rule: can integrating into this drag racing family change the key plot? There are no doors! So, when Letty was in danger, he "happened" to pass by and swerved to save someone, and when Jesse was surrounded, he "happened" to stop at the scene with a flat tire. While dancing on the tip of the knife with saucy maneuvers, he works hard to become the indispensable mechanic and atmosphere team of this "home" with his jokester and wrench. When Boss Tang's deep voice sounded: "Welcome home, Jack." He knew that his name, Jack Soto, was finally on the racing family's household registration book. Change history? No, no, no, he is just an ordinary time traveler and professional rescue tool who tries not to laugh.