Chen Mo, an ordinary urban deliveryman, unexpectedly gained the appreciation of business tycoon Zhou Jianguo with his "city living map" notebook that he kept running through rain or shine for three years. A start-up capital of 500,000 yuan and a three-month "community instant delivery" pilot project suddenly pushed him from the bottom of society to the front line of entrepreneurship.
There are no dazzling golden fingers, only real survival wisdom. Chen Mo formed a grassroots team with Su Qing, an Internet elite who was forced to "graduate", and Da Fei, a righteous but confused rider brother. From persuading the first braised food store to settle in, to struggling to expand under property scrutiny, from optimizing every distribution link to dealing with the capital torture behind the data, they used the most primitive "stupid method" to ask an essential question in the gaps between giants and the folds of the city: Is the end of technology the connection of people?
