A Hundred Years of Life, and You Call It a Curse

[Spiritual qi revival + invincible protagonist + secret identity + feel-good power fantasy + hilarious subversion of expectations]

Lin Wan is an utterly ordinary delivery girl who moonlights as a "judge of the living."

In an era when people live to an average age of 120, she always offers a lucky blessing when delivering cakes: "May you live to a hundred!"

The eerie part is that everyone she blesses is guaranteed to kick the bucket within three days:

A master of time management works himself to death juggling his many girlfriends;

A shameless self-media influencer gets knocked flying by someone seeking justice;

A mighty cultivator tries to capture me for research, only to die first...

The internet goes wild: #TheCentenarianKillerDeliveryGirl# #UnpredictableGrimReaperNPC# #SendMeTheLinkIWantToOrderACakeForMyNemesis#

What they don't know is that Lin Wan is always number one in Daoist studies. She cultivates passively, and her power automatically grows every day!

There's no shortage of bizarre customers, each with a different way of courting death? No problem. One "May you live to a hundred" and off you go!

Evil cultivators covet my "idle cultivation" constitution? Hah! One slap sends them into the wall, where they get stuck for good!

When the secret of spiritual qi revival can no longer be kept under wraps, the whole world is stunned: The delivery girl is the most deeply hidden BOSS of all?!

Lin Wan scratches her head. "Huh? I'm just a cake delivery girl. Oh, your order's here. May you live to a hundred!" (smiles.jpg)