While making a delivery, rider Chen Mo is dragged into a doomsday battlefield where reality and a game have merged. He awakens an absurdly powerful pity System: search nine empty shipping containers and the tenth is guaranteed to contain a quantum stealth suit; take concentrated fire 99 times and the hundredth hit triggers a last-second counterattack with locked health! As elite forces from around the world fight over a memory crystal aboard a ghost ship in Tokyo Bay, he sets up his Meituan delivery box on the bow: “Ten pulls guarantee a gold, a hundred guarantee a red. The Chinese way of fighting is yours to study!” From an ancient space station hovering above the Kunlun Mountains to a deep-sea leviathan in the Pacific that devours equipment, Chen Mo's death-proof inventory holds a secret that will shock the world: the pity counter is actually a “civilization countdown,” a loan from a higher-dimensional civilization. When an American tech mogul activates a space-based weapon and a nuclear blast bathes Shanghai's Lujiazui district in red, Chen Mo tears open his delivery uniform to reveal the pity emblem. “Who says a delivery rider can't save the country? Today, I'll show the world what a hundred pulls guaranteeing a blood-red dawn looks like!” But when the System's final warning appears, he discovers that every red-tier item is a lost relic of humanity. This pity game, with the nation's fate as its stake, is gambling away the entire five-thousand-year history of Chinese civilization.
A surreal collision of delivery boxes, a pity System, and a doomsday battlefield
Using “ten-pull pity” to unpack quantum physics and ancient supertechnology
A triple twist: the System's truth, a civilization-wide wager, and a time loop
Iconic imagery: the striking visual clash of Meituan yellow, blood red, and cyber blue
