Flying Life: Brother Zhang, I'm Really Not a Car Thief

What is it like to travel back in time and become a car thief in a driving school, only to be chased down three streets by Zhang Chi with a large monkey wrench at the beginning? The former CRC champion driver Lu Fei just opened his eyes and plunged into the world of "Flying Life". In order to prove his innocence, he kicked the accelerator and knocked out a "panoramic floor-to-ceiling window" in the wall of the driving school. He successfully incurred a huge debt and started a frustrating career of "working illegally" at the Mercedes-Benz Driving School, sorting rusty screws. Facing Ji Xing, a car repair genius who can't speak three sentences a day, Sun Yuqiang who always falls behind, and Su Nian, a girl with iceberg statistics who uses a tablet to measure his "success rate of only 3.7%" Every day, Lu Fei uses his wild driving skills to rub everyone's cognition to the ground again and again. When the conspiracy of capital envelopes the track, and when the cold AI wants to completely obliterate the dignity of human drivers, this "bulk team" that doesn't even have accessories gathers together again. Let's see how the top-level car god returns to the novice village, how in the strong wind of Bayinbuluke, screams the famous saying that shocked the whole audience: "Algorithms cannot be counted as the madness of risking one's life!"