Qi Chen was an ordinary takeaway boy, until late one night he received an order to be delivered to the City God's Temple - half a portion of glutinous rice chicken with three sticks of rejuvenating incense. The signer turned out to be an "antique lover" in fluttering red clothes, and gave him the first negative review in his life: "The delivery is too slow, the incense ashes are cold!" Since then, he was forced to bind a bronze compass and become a deliveryman connecting the Yin and Yang worlds.
During the day, we deliver milk tea and fried chicken to appease the irritable Party A, and late at night, we deliver Meng Po soup and soul-calming incense to resolve supernatural disputes. Solve the mystery of the Five Elements with the "Book of Changes" in hand, and cross the Huangquan Road with a modified electric donkey on your feet. Encountered a fox demon and asked for the milk tea formula of an Internet celebrity, purchased anti-hair loss elixir for the landlord, and sent an electronic marriage certificate to Yue Lao while running errands. Behind the overwhelming love affair is Xiaorui, the destined lover of the ninth pure yin body, and the Shura field of various "non-human clients".
When the negative reviews of the takeaway alarmed the Ten Palaces of Yama, and five-star reviews can be exchanged for life in the human world, Qi Chen gradually discovered that the so-called yin and yang orders are actually the embodiment of thousands of years of cause and effect. From the anecdotes of the ghost market to the game of heaven, from the dilemma of algorithms to the fireworks of the world, he finally opened the "Yin Yang Canteen" on the bank of the Wangchuan River with a bowl of egg fried rice hidden in the Hetu Luoshu.
This is a journey through life and death, and it is also a gentle epic that uses daily necessities, rice, oil and salt to heal the obsessions of the three realms.
(Note: The full text takes traditional culture as the backbone, market warmth as the soul, avoids vulgar violence, and focuses on presenting a healing fantasy adventure that "resolves grudges with food and eliminates hostility with humor.")