Three years after the spiritual energy was revived, the world seemed peaceful.
Chen Mo, a gold-medal courier from a certain express delivery company, travels through the city streets every day. He has seen strange customers who have delivered "talking skulls" to psychiatric departments, and he has also passed by a strange blue light on the roadside on a rainy night.
The cash transport truck collided with the oil tanker truck, causing the transport box to tumble and emit sparks. He instinctively rushed forward, carried the hot box with his bare hands and walked towards the open space. The explosion behind him overturned the car, but his skin was not even broken. The surveillance was blocked urgently, and a man in a black trench coat came to the door late at night: "Mr. Chen Mo, we need your ability."
Only then did he know that any express delivery he handled - whether it was nuclear warheads, biochemical viruses, or alien debris - could be delivered 100% safely.
Since then, the courier has become the number one trump card of the country's top-secret agency "Special Resources Coordination Bureau". From sending an ancient vase that captivates people's hearts, to escorting the alien wreckage that triggered a global game; from walking through a war zone to escort teammates, to walking three thousand miles alone to restart the Chinese Kyushu barrier - every order he sends is about life and death, the fate of the country, and the survival of human civilization.
When nine rays of golden light rose from the East China Sea, when the alien beasts retreated and the space became stable, when the whole world saw the pillar of light reaching the sky through the remaining screens - people finally understood that the ordinary person holding the incubator and heading towards the distorted time and space alone became the last hope of this era.
And he just called his mother: "Mom, my work unit is organizing a trip to Tibet. It may take a while."
This is a story about "delivering things safely". The delivery person's name is Chen Mo, a courier.
