A Thousand Food Deliveries: My Peach Blossom Fairy Wife's Endless Good Luck

Lin Mo, twenty-five, is an ordinary food delivery rider. After graduating from college, he zips around the city on his electric scooter, maintaining a delivery-on-time rate of 98%. One stormy day, he receives an unclaimed order: loach noodles and peach blossom tea, with no sender listed. After eating it, he dreams that night of Tao Yan, a peach blossom fairy in a pink dress. She says she has activated the Past-Life Romance System and is his fiancée across three reincarnations. The loach noodles, she explains, nourish his vitality, while the peach blossom tea attracts romance. She needs Lin Mo to complete daily tasks to build up her energy, from bringing brown sugar to an elderly woman who lives alone and helping a lost puppy find its owner, to retrieving a USB drive for his boss. At first, Lin Mo thinks it's a hallucination. But the next day, he finds a transparent app on his phone, and its task, “Complete 20 deliveries to earn a perfect rating,” comes true. Good fortune keeps coming: he finds a diamond ring and receives a ten-thousand-yuan reward, wins an outstanding rider award after helping a traffic officer clear a jam, and gets spotted by a talent scout while sheltering from the rain. Tao Yan's tasks grow harder, from encouraging a classmate whose startup has failed, to helping a restaurant on the verge of bankruptcy design a menu, and then delivering emergency supplies to a mountain school. As Lin Mo completes each task, the app's energy meter rises, and his life improves too: he gets a new-energy car, moves from a single room into a two-bedroom apartment, and eventually buys a villa with a garden, hires a nanny and a security guard, and adopts a golden retriever named Wangcai. Tao Yan is always urging him to build up more energy, saying that once they have enough, she can take physical form and make loach noodles every day. Ten years later, peach blossoms fill the garden. Tao Yan steps out from among the petals, and the two get married and have a son and a daughter. Lin Mo still delivers food every day, and the app on his phone keeps updating with new tasks, such as delivering an order to a new flower shop for a reward of good luck for the whole family. After all, life's everyday warmth is found in the delivery orders, and fate was sealed ten years ago with that bowl of loach noodles.