Lin Xiaoman, a delivery worker in Wuyin City, can be called the "ceiling of unlucky eggs" - he smashed fifteen pieces of soup and rice in the first six months of his employment. He was forced by bad reviews to switch to online ride-hailing, until he received a strange order from "Wujing Community": sending pine needles with morning dew to "Grandpa Shuling", and sending sweet-scented osmanthus brew without sugar to "Miss Fox Demon". Even the order reminder was Su Qingyuan, a mysterious beauty who can control the wind. I thought I was just earning some "errand fees from the underworld", but I didn't expect that there would be "surprises" all along the way: the Wuling who could steal takeout, the space crack hidden in the express cabinet, and the nine-tailed fox cub who used the takeout box as a nest. What's even more outrageous is that the safety of these non-human customers is actually tied to his little mortal e-donkey. Lin Xiaoman looked at the "high-risk orders" that kept popping up on his phone, and just wanted to shout: "Whoever wants to deliver this takeaway!" But when he turned around and saw Su Qingyuan's back being chased by a shadow, he gritted his teeth and turned the eDonkey's accelerator - after all, we can't lose the professional ethics of beating workers when we take people's money to eliminate disasters for "ghosts"!
