[Urban paranormal tales + comforting food + monster workplace]
The rules at Dreamrise Restaurant are downright strange:
1. No first-time customers after midnight.
2. The boss doesn't smoke, so don't offer him a light.
3. No flirting with the staff.
As the shop's “only” human (or so he claims) delivery guy, Jiang Shuai spends every day either making deliveries or on his way to make one. His customers include, but are not limited to, a thousand-year-old painted-skin ghost living in an unfinished building, a zombie programmer who stays alive on blood deliveries, and a mysterious old woman who burns incense at a crossroads...
Then one day, he takes an order bound for a remote wilderness:
“Kid, once you deliver this, you'll make it to the end of the month.”
Boss Meng Qi taps his perpetually unlit cigarette.
“Fail to deliver it, and tonight you'll be the main ingredient.”
Meanwhile, a hotheaded young man named Li Chuang, who calls himself a “shaman,” barges into the city carrying a replica steel saber, determined to “exorcise evil and defend the righteous”...
One little restaurant, two hopeless employees, and countless nonhuman customers. Open for business today!
