This Delivery's Final Destination Is a God's Tomb

In places you can’t see, someone is always shouldering the burden for you…

Inside a delivery box on a stormy night lies the fate of an entire city.

Lin Ye, 23, never imagined that delivering one last order of braised chicken to a customer who had left a bad review in the pouring rain would shatter the lies of the world:

The city’s arteries split open beneath blood-red moonlight. His coworkers’ delivery routes formed a sacrificial array. A weapon capable of slaying gods lay hidden on the back of a Meituan e-bike.

“The 78,000 people you saved will never know what happened in the early hours of the morning.”

A girl who called herself a nine-tailed celestial fox cleaved the curtain of rain and led him to the “Vanguard” base inside a steel fortress. Here:

- A paralyzed mechanic tracks gods with delivery drones.

- Cultivators hide talismans in shared-bike QR codes.

- And his father, missing for three years, is locked aboard the Yellow Springs train that never stops.

After awakening the “Eye of the Time Rift,” which lets him see three seconds into the future, Lin Ye discovers an even more brutal truth:

The so-called gods are merely parasites gnawing away at human civilization;

The so-called godslayers are harvesting tools cultivated by the gods;

And every one of the 5,624 deliveries he has made has counted down toward the end.

When his mother becomes a vessel for divine corruption, when his companions burn their fox tails to clear a path for him, and when his rust-covered Meituan delivery box transforms into a ring blade that can slay gods

The deliveryman once trapped by a rating system finally clenches his blood-soaked receipt:

“This order is headed for the gods’ graveyard.”