Unknown address on order
At 10:13 p. M., Delivery boy Chen Lu's electric car rolled over the water-logged asphalt road, causing a string of tiny splashes to appear.
The late autumn night wind brought a chill to his neck. He shrank his shoulders and stared at the order information on the screen of his mobile phone, his brows furrowed into the character "Sichuan".
"Order notes: Expedited, delivered to the 'Old Sophora Tree at the End of Qingzhu Lane', consignee: Li Swordsman."
Chen Lu has been delivering food in this area for three years. He can touch every corner of the five-kilometer radius with his eyes closed, but he has never heard of the words "Qingzhu Lane".
What's even more outrageous is the consignee—Li Swordsman? Does anyone still use this kind of online name these days?
Holding an unlit cigarette in his mouth, he repeatedly zoomed in and out on the mobile phone map and entered the three words "Qingzhu Lane". The system popped up a prompt saying "No relevant address was found."
"What are you doing? Prank order?" Chen Lu muttered, opened the dialog box with the customer, and sent a message: "Hello, where is Qingzhu Lane? It can't be found on the map."
The message went out without a trace, and there was no reply at all.
