I Became a Billionaire Delivering Takeout, and I Can't Miss a Single Order

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Lin Tianyang, the lowest-ranking food delivery rider in Donghai City, employee number 9527, used to brave wind and rain on the streets, enduring endless exploitation and abuse. Then he bound himself to the God-Tier Delivery System, unlocking the Bankruptcy X-Ray, a portable face-slapping protocol library, and an offshore nominee whitelist hidden in the lining of his delivery bag.

From then on, Donghai City's upper class began facing an absurdly terrifying kind of attack.

A real estate mogul worth tens of billions gets outbid at an auction by a delivery rider wielding a bronze seal. A Wall Street short-selling titan gets squeezed into bankruptcy by a beat-up electric scooter. A multinational platform CEO's dream of going public is smashed by a bowl of ramen. And at every scene of a bloody capitalist crackdown, a figure in a yellow-and-blue uniform appears right on time, carrying a delivery bag.

"Hello, sir. Your Bankruptcy Combo has arrived. Please leave me a five-star review."

The city's elite tremble at the name 9527, and receiving a delivery marked "On Time" has become the highest honor for the boards of the major financial conglomerates.

As for Lin Tianyang's daily routine:

He gets up at six in the morning to make deliveries, and casually wins the title deed to an entire street in the Old Lock District.

At noon, he squats by the roadside and eats a boxed lunch while directing a hundred-billion-yuan offshore fund to strike back at the short sellers through his Bluetooth earpiece.

At three in the afternoon, a socialite corners him by the elevator and offers him a towel. He pulls out his phone. "Don't block the way. I'll be fined two hundred if I'm late."

The System hangs over his head: Make fifty deliveries a day. Miss one, and your assets are frozen. Miss two, and your body shrinks. Miss three, and your public humiliation gets replayed across the entire internet.

So the whole world is asking the same question:

How did a man who personally delivers takeout every day manage to dismantle the entire capitalist system along the way?

The answer is right there in Chapter One: "He never takes a detour when delivering food."