Five years ago, Chen Zheng, the rising sprint star of the provincial team, was suspended for a "doping violation" and disappeared from the game. No one knew that the list was a forgery and that the real culprit was the sports agency Guantu. Five years later, Chen Zheng became a delivery boy, traveling around the city every day but never giving up running. By chance, he picked up a torn old list. In addition to his name, there were several long-retired athletes on it - they all disappeared due to 'accidents'. Chen Zheng decided to use the stupidest method: delivering food while collecting evidence, and at the same time registering for the marathon Olympic trials as an amateur. With no coach or sponsorship, he only has a mobile phone, an electric car, and a 'city shortcut map' filled in his mind. When everyone laughed at him as "a food delivery guy who also wants to run in the Olympics", Chen Zheng slapped everyone in the face with incredible competitions - he used food delivery routes to take shortcuts, get stuck at supply points, and even predict his opponent's pace strategy. He was called the "wildest runner" by the media. But Zhao Tiezhu would not let him stand up easily. He set up traps and even kidnapped Chen Zheng's adoptive mother. Chen Zheng must rescue his loved ones before the finals, and at the same time use a record-breaking victory to bring the names on that list to light again. Zhou Xiaoman, the reporter who misreported him back then, has now become his only ally; Lao Zhou, the takeaway webmaster, hid a copy of the list; Sun Dapeng, a national team player, has turned from a rival into a brother. When the truth was revealed, Chen Zheng discovered that there was a larger network of interests behind the list - and every step he took was rewriting the history of Chinese track and field.
