A takeaway delivered to the wrong address, a bloody document, a life check.
Once he signed for it, there was no turning back.
Chen Mo, a delivery boy who was overwhelmed by a medical debt of 300,000 yuan, ran desperately through the gaps in the city every day. Until that rainy night, he took on a strange and high-priced errand: delivering a document to the headquarters of the technology giant Tamron. The anonymous client's voice was cold and biting: "This document is more important than your life."
