I Exposed Ten Million Secrets Hidden in the City

Lin Mo is a food delivery rider scraping by in a major city. Every day, he rides his electric scooter through the narrow alleys of urban villages and the neon-lit streets around office towers, hoping to complete enough deliveries to cover his younger sister’s tuition. Then, on a rainy day, he delivers the wrong “strange order” and suddenly gains the ability to see the “secret bubbles” hidden in people’s hearts. The medicine the auntie next door keeps on her balcony is for an abducted child. The impeccably dressed director in the office tower has a fake diploma locked in his desk. Even the elderly man who often orders food and lives alone has an unsent paternity test hidden at home.

At first, Lin Mo wants to pretend he sees nothing and live a quiet life. But when the “secret bubbles” lead him to one act of malice after another in the city’s backstreets, unscrupulous restaurants using expired ingredients, brokers stealing workers’ savings, and even someone trying to cover up the truth behind an “accidental” death, he grips his stack of delivery slips and finally puts the brakes on. From then on, his delivery bag carries more than meals: it carries truths everyone else has ignored. His electric scooter’s routes become a trail that exposes lies. Starting out as the “Delivery Hero” who helps a migrant worker get her wages back, he is drawn into an increasingly complex maelstrom. Somewhere deep in the city, a “cleaner” seems to be erasing secrets that “shouldn’t exist,” and Lin Mo has become a thorn in their side.

When someone smashes the streetlights in the narrow alleys, and his sister is “kindly” warned to stay away from her brother, Lin Mo finally understands: some secrets can’t be ignored, and ordinary people can use nothing more than an electric scooter to bring a glimmer of light to the weak in this concrete jungle.