Su Wan is a talented female driver, but she lost her right leg in a car accident and can only rely on prosthetic limbs to live. She accidentally came into contact with the racing simulation game "Fantasy Speed" and found that the "track modeling" in the game could restore real corner friction and slope data. In order to return to the competition, she used a game engine to scan the abandoned track in her hometown to generate a "virtual rehabilitation map" and practice shifting the center of gravity of the car with one leg in the game. In the process, she met game developer Azhe, who used "physics engine parameter adjustment" to help her customize the support parameters of the prosthetic limb. At the National Disabled Racing Championship, her opponents laughed at her for "cheating with games." However, in the final, Su Wan relied on the "pixel-level track memory" accumulated in the game to predict the changes in grip at each corner in advance and won the championship with an absolute advantage. After the game, she teamed up with Azhe to set up a "Virtual Training Camp for Disabled Drivers", using gaming technology to break physical limitations and allow more disabled athletes to see the possibilities of the competition.
