When the neon lights of the city cover up the extraordinary, the takeout delivery route turns out to be the hidden spirit of martial arts - the riders of Binjiang City, using battery cars as mounts and cultivating punctuality, compete for spiritual energy orders in the sea of traffic and protect the peace of ordinary people.
Chen Mo is just an ordinary rider who is running around to pay for the medical expenses for his mother's serious illness. He rides for an average of sixteen hours a day just to collect life-saving money. An emergency order on a rainy night made him unexpectedly awaken the "Wind Step" and discovered that spiritual energy could not only improve his martial arts, but also relieve his mother's condition. However, the evil organization "Hungry Ghost Express" is monopolizing the spiritual veins and polluting the spiritual energy. It uses "malicious negative reviews" to trigger the spiritual energy backlash and bully the weak riders.
In order to save his mother and protect the spiritual veins that he relies on for survival, Chen Mo learned the "Takeaway Box Hiding Technique" and "Battery Car Collision Technique" under the guidance of a retired veteran rider, and joined forces with like-minded rider partners to fight against the brutal pursuit of "Hungry Ghost Express". From car battles on overpasses in the evening rush hour to spiritual duels in deserted streets late at night, from ordinary riders to top "wind-controllers", Chen Mo uses his ordinary identity to write chivalrous legends in the city - it turns out that the most powerful martial arts has always been hidden in the obsession to protect life.
This is a story about ordinary heroes. In the urban jungle of reinforced concrete, the roar of the delivery rider's battery car is the clarion call to awaken martial arts.