Although Qin Miao's personal skills were mostly undeveloped, and most of his experience came from sim racing,
when he entered a state of Man and Car Unity in the car and maintained it for over thirty laps, his body's instinctive judgment and his mind's subjective analysis helped him continuously improve his performance at Shanghai.
Since entering the state of Man and Car Unity, Qin Miao could improve his lap time, even just a little, over the previous lap in almost every lap.
This way of driving, where Qin Miao kept clocking in green almost every lap, naturally caught the attention of Li Yi, the owner of the racing team.
The screen in front of Li Yi wasn't displaying Qin Miao's lap times; instead, it showed an electronic spreadsheet constructed with various line segments based on the X and Y axes.
This was a comparative data sheet, with the y-axis on the left top side indicating brake depth and throttle depth, represented by red and green lines, respectively.
