Sword Saint Tang Jiujiu Delivers Takeout

Three hundred years after the spiritual qi revival, the New Jiuzhou is nothing like the cultivation world of old. The entire city is covered by the "SpiritNet" created by Heavenly Dao Tech, and spiritual energy has become a resource that can be measured, traded, and accessed online. Scions of powerful clans can lie back and receive power by transmission, while ordinary people have to pay spiritual taxes before they can cultivate.

Sixteen-year-old Tang Jiujiu descends the mountain with a three-meter, heavy sword on her back. She has only one goal: find her senior apprentice-brother, who's been missing for ten years. To support herself, she becomes the most inconspicuous food-delivery rider on SpiritNet, flying her sword to make deliveries and treating ninth-grade pills like candy. She makes dozens of deliveries a day, come rain or shine.

The entire city is looking for her. Heavenly Dao Tech discovers that its system can't find any record of her. Cameras can't capture her, and SpiritNet's lockdown doesn't work on her. She's the only loophole in the vast network covering the city. The Old Flame organization has its eye on the sword on her back, while the cultivation clans are kept awake at night by this "Qi Refining" delivery rider.

She only cares about one thing: is this order going to be returned or not? She thinks she's looking for someone, but she's actually getting caught up in a decade-old grudge behind SpiritNet's monopoly. She doesn't know that the silent, two-fingered mechanic in the repair shop in the Rust District is watching her with a gaze that conceals the city's deepest secret.

Everyday life, sword-flying deliveries. A Qi Refining delivery rider, and the whole city is looking for her.