The Taoist Exorcist Deliveryman: My Orders Cross Between Yin and Yang!

My name is Yin Jie. After my Taoist temple went bankrupt, I was forced to come down the mountain and deliver takeout.

I thought my life couldn’t get any worse, until I discovered that the “Hungry Yet?” app could generate orders from the underworld. Delivering food to a haunted house came with a bonus and ghost-exorcism services, while giving directions to a water ghost earned merit points. I’d planned to keep my head down and make some extra cash, but livestreaming my ghost hunts earned me the title “Lord of Thunder and Lightning,” and the authorities came knocking to hire me as an outside consultant.

From then on, I carried talismans in my left hand and takeout in my right, guiding spirits to the afterlife and beating up evil cultivators on the streets of Chengdu. But when a Southeast Asian sorcery gang set its sights on me and the ancient Gate of Guixu was about to open, I finally understood: I wasn’t delivering takeout, I was delivering a damn lifesaving charm!