Ten Years Later, I Sent a Courier to Me

At 11:41 in the middle of the night, courier Chen Ye received a package without an outlet. Recipient: Chen Ye. Sender: Chen Ye. Shipping date: 2036. Ten years later, he sent him tomorrow's newspaper - the front page was the collapsed approach bridge he almost walked on tonight. From then on, there was an order every night: to save lives, to carry people, to reverse the case, and there was another order to send people. There are always only two crooked lines on the note. The sender never explains it, but only reminds him every time he wants to run away: There are nine more orders to follow. Don't let them see you. But they've already arrived. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.