The Deliveryman Starts the Game and Challenges the Eighteen Gods Alone.

The rider's certificate is my godhead. Bad reviews are a punishment from heaven. Chen Mo, a senior delivery boy who has been severely beaten by society but remains optimistic, has a life credo of "delivery on time and avoid negative reviews." He thought that the limit of life was hot orders and weird customers, until he received a strange order sent to "No. 18 Shenxu Road". In front of you are the eighteen ancient gods overlooking all living beings. They are sitting high on the throne, and they are preparing to hold a "divine meeting" to decide whether human beings deserve to survive. In the center of the venue, the only ones representing human beings were Chen Mo and a [Time and Space Takeaway System] that was popping up crazily in his mind. [New order: Throw a 'Society's Beaten' to the 'Lord of Thunder', requirement: hit between the eyebrows] [Warm reminder: If it is not completed within the time limit, the civilization will be given a negative rating of "extinction"] Facing the crisis of world annihilation, Chen Mo adjusted his helmet, turned on his mobile phone, and spoke in a calm but clear voice throughout Shenxu: "Hello? Are you the Lord of Thunder? The 'Thunder Set' you ordered has arrived. Please sign for it." "Also, according to the rules of the platform, unilateral destruction of civilization is a malicious negative review. I have the right to appeal and reserve the right to complain to your superior, 'Tiandao'." When the gods control the law, he uses KPIs to assess his godhood; when the gods impose divine punishments, he uses big data to analyze weaknesses; when the gods whisper and confuse, he uses workplace slang to destabilize the other party's moral integrity. This is the ultimate "delivery" between a deliveryman and an ancient god. Eighteen gods, eighteen tests. The only thing Chen Mo has to do is to deliver the order of "human civilization" to the future on time in this speed of life and death with zero negative reviews!