I’m the Top Food Delivery Rider in a Haunted World

[Urban Fantasy] + [Infinite Paranormal] + [Comedy] + [A Touch of Horror] Fang Le is a 23-year-old delivery guy as cheerful as a yellow sponge, with 800-degree myopia and only a hundred yuan to his name. Then the “Yellow Springs Delivery” app suddenly pops up on his phone: “Earn at least two thousand per delivery. Go overtime or let your heart rate spike, and you’ll become the delivery.” He races into an abandoned psychiatric hospital in the dead of night, treats a hanged ghost like performance art and a spirit in the wall like a customer with a leak, then turns around and bags himself a five-star review. From then on, he’s a wage slave delivery rider in the world of the living and a paranormal God of Wealth in the underworld. His orders get more and more outrageous: milk tea for Meng Po, a “315 rectification notice” for the Taotie Club, and “a hug to make up for a childhood without affection” for the little girl in red. His bank balance skyrockets, his enemies list grows, and so do his romantic entanglements. The icy Meng Po, the gluttonous old Taotie, and the haughty little girl in a red dress are all waiting for his next delivery. But when a “Slaughterhouse Banquet” order with a fifty-thousand-yuan bounty appears, he finally realizes: He isn’t delivering food. He’s delivering the end of the entire hidden world.