When street writer Su Che opened the scarlet takeout app in the early hours of the morning, he thought he just wanted to eat a bowl of noodles. Until he gave a five-star review to the rider whose hat was so thick that his face could not be seen.
A mandatory order pops up on the phone: [Temporary rider Su Che, please deliver this "decapitation meal" to the Chengnan Funeral Home before sunrise. Life points will be deducted over time, and you will be responsible for the consequences of negative reviews.
Only then did he realize that what he signed with that favorable review was not a satisfactory feedback, but an entry contract in a strange world.
Now, his clients include but are not limited to: neighbors living in haunted houses, the deceased who are picky about service, and names that only appear in ghost stories. The only rule of survival is: deliver it on time and pray for a five-star review.
Because in this city that is quietly recovering, a bad review will really follow the Internet cable.
I give myself a thumbs up