Synopsis of "I Deliver Food and Annihilate Every Ghost Online"
An order on the Road to the Underworld on a stormy night accidentally activates delivery rider He Shang's “Yin-Yang Delivery System.” When he uses the blood on his tongue to sign for his first order, the supernatural order of the entire city begins to collapse. The corpses in a hospital morgue disappear all at once, charred scraps of paper dolls drift out of an abandoned factory, and even ghostly scrawls appear on his younger sister's medical records.
The System lays down a brutal rule: every ten deliveries unlock a point of yang energy, but excessive use will carbonize his meridians. He Shang is forced to choose between “saving his sister” and “holding on to his humanity,” only to discover that the Underworld has had its eye on his pure-yang destiny all along. He turns his modified electric bike into a ghost-slaying battle vehicle, loads his insulated box with bombs made of black-dog blood and glutinous rice, and even uses a 3D-printed Rebirth Mantra on a livestream to face-slap fake masters.
As he takes on more orders, he uncovers layer upon layer of conspiracy: corpse-oil cakes aboard international flights, vengeful-spirit rice balls on the Tokyo subway, and a delivery rider impersonated by the Underworld's White Impermanence. When the System awakens as the AI of the Heavenly Dao, He Shang finally understands that all ghosts are nothing more than corrupted human data. In the final showdown, he chooses to embed the law of causality in his delivery box and rewrite the rules of yin and yang with a “five-star review.”
This isn't an ordinary supernatural story. It's a new kind of ghost-hunting chronicle, where delivery heat maps pinpoint haunted zones and drones deploy talismans in formation. Every order is a life-or-death game, and every five-star review reshapes the world. When a delivery box opens, you never know whether it holds black rice porridge or a soul-destroying talisman.
