Introduction to the work "I deliver food and kill all the ghosts on the Internet"
An order placed on Huangquan Road on a rainy night caused delivery boy He Shang to accidentally activate the "Yin Yang Takeaway System". When he signed the first order with blood from the tip of his tongue, the supernatural order of the entire city began to collapse - corpses disappeared en masse in the hospital morgue, burnt paper figurine fragments floated out of the abandoned factory, and even ghost symbols appeared on his sister's medical records.
The system gives cruel rules: every ten orders can be sent to unlock the Yang Qi value, but excessive use will lead to carbonization of the meridians. He Shang was forced to wander between "saving his sister" and "preserving his humanity", only to find that his pure Yang fate had already been targeted by the underworld. He modified an electric car into a ghost-suppressing chariot, used an insulated box to hold black dog blood glutinous rice bombs, and even used a 3D printed rebirth curse to slap a fake master in the face during a live broadcast.
As the order progresses, he uncovers layers of conspiracies: corpse oil cakes on cross-country flights, ghost rice balls in the Tokyo subway, and deliverymen disguised as Bai Wuchang in the underworld. When the system awakens as Tiandao AI, He Shang finally understands that all ghosts are just tampered human data. In the end, he chose to integrate the law of cause and effect into the takeout box, and used "five-star praise" to rewrite the rules of yin and yang in the final showdown.
This is not an ordinary supernatural novel, but a new-school ghost exorcism history that uses takeaway heat maps to target ghost areas and uses drones to cast spells to form formations. Every order is a matter of life and death, and every five-star review is reshaping the world. When the takeout box is opened, you never know whether it contains black rice porridge or a soul-killing charm.
