(A slice-of-life story with a realistic feel, about what an ordinary person is really like after gaining a cheat ability)
Good news: Li Xun gets a thousandfold cashback on every food delivery, making money fast and easy.
Bad news: He has to make the deliveries for real. No fake orders, no breaking the rules, and no lying flat.
A customer orders milk tea. He delivers it carefully, and 9,000 lands in his account. The tea shop owner is baffled. “What are you smiling about?”
A customer asks him to pick up some documents. He gets the job done in the rain, and 120,000 lands in his account. The white-collar worker is stunned. “You’re even calmer than my boss!”
He rides his bike to a class reunion, where everyone laughs at him.
Then he turns around and buys out the private room next door. The whole room falls silent. “…”
Li Xun says only, “I can let the little stuff slide, but don’t cross my line when it comes to the big things.”
People who write books are sober in the world. A lot of the content in the book is very (should be said to be very in-depth), the male protagonist is very mature, and his solution to things is straightforward and non-procrastinating. Recommended, you can come and take a look. It's very well written.
It truly describes the difficulty of life as a delivery boy. The story comes from real life. It's good-looking. Everyone should read it.
The author seems to be a delivery rider who has experienced the real life at the lowest level, which is touching. The writing is clean and smooth, the outlook is correct, and the plot is touching. Five-star praise!
This type of novel makes people comfortable to read, the author's expressive skills are also very good, and the characters are also very stable. Come on!
The mother-talking part is a bit cumbersome, but it's also quite enjoyable. Only those who have done takeout know how difficult it is. Come on, author.
It's true and in line with the underlying logic, but sometimes it's too wordy.
The writing is good, I don't know why the rating is a little low.
Very real and very helpless
A bit interesting, with a sense of life
The plot is warm and beautiful