Lin Ye was an ordinary food delivery rider, until he received a bizarre order: deliver bubble tea to the Judge of the Underworld. From then on, his app mutated, and his customer list began filling up with all kinds of gods and immortals, including Xiao Tian Quan, the Dragon King of the East Sea, and the Greek goddess of the moon.
He thought he was finally on his way to the top, but things took a wildly unexpected turn:
His teammates were just as eccentric: a tech-savvy Taoist nun who used big data to break formations, a rebellious Dragon King who stayed in his palace playing video games, and a stone monkey who filled his belly by devouring “sorrow.”
Behind their seemingly ridiculous daily lives, however, lurked a dark forest on a cosmic scale. The ultimate terror known as the “Star Eater” was drawing near, while their former ally, “Tsukuyomi,” had become a cold-blooded strategist, bent on building a ruthless war fortress at the cost of humanity.
As the world-ending crisis arrived and the gods fell silent, Lin Ye, once a humble delivery rider, became the last courier of civilization. He realized that what he delivered was no longer just meal after meal, but the seeds of civilization hidden in the everyday bustle of human life: the clamor of a morning market, a home-cooked taste of pork and potatoes, the beating heart of lovers reunited, and the laughter and tears countless ordinary people brought forth in the face of despair.
“You seek eternity; we cherish this moment.” “You calculate gains and losses; we choose to protect what matters.”
“Chaos, this is my order: a flawed world, but one worth fighting for to the very end. Please sign for it!”
This is a story about taking on the gods with memes and food deliveries, and protecting ordinary life with passion and sacrifice. Watch an ordinary man charge ahead against all odds, using the warmth of a delivered meal to kindle hope throughout an entire civilization.
