The protagonist of someone else's family starts:
Either hold the heaven-defying system in hand and shout, "My fate is up to me and not up to God";
Either be reborn and go back to ten years ago, buy Bitcoin, chase the school beauty, and reach the pinnacle of life;
No matter how bad it is, you can still pick up a beautiful wife who has lost her memory on the side of the road, and live a life of a free man without shame.
And I, Choi Jung-ho's opening:
I lost my job at the speed of light after graduation and ran to Australia to work as a glorious... Delivery rider.
I originally thought Australia was full of gold, but when I came here I realized that it was full of bad guys like me who wanted to make money.
In order to survive in this country where even breathing requires tax, I gritted my teeth and rented a Camry with a ridiculously low price.
Cheap but not good?
Oh, I know that too.
But I never expected that what jumped out of the car was not an engine failure, but a female ghost that I couldn't get rid of.
For others, going abroad is gold-plated, and posting on friends is like blue sky, white clouds and big seafood;
When I go abroad, I get through a tribulation, and when I post on Moments, I encounter ghosts while delivering food late at night.
As a low-level takeaway guy who dares to do anything to make money in Melbourne, I and this aloof female ghost who was forced to open a business were forced to start an extremely abstract "living together" life.
In this foreign street full of capitalist beatings and supernatural scares, we tortured and disliked each other, and staged heartwarming stories that made people laugh.
——I am more afraid of poverty than running into ghosts.
——Rather than reincarnation, she wanted to see how I was beaten by life.
