When he was six years old, Lin Ye stepped on the accelerator to the bottom on the go-kart track, and the dust kicked up by the tires fascinated the coach's eyes; at the age of twenty-two, he held the steering wheel of a taxi and shuttled through the city at night, and the sound of the meter beating drowned out the sound of the engine that was not turned off in his chest. When the modified car boss hit him on the hood with a bottle of ice-cold Coke and asked him if he dared to race on a mountain road at midnight, Lin Ye discovered that the nerves that had been blunted by life were reawakening with the roar of the turbocharger. From the top lights of taxis to the podiums of international competitions, what he wants to find is not only his talent that was let down, but also the boy who once thought he could make the world make way for him.
