In Guangzhou's urban villages, you have to pay to see the sun.
Wang Sheng, a high school dropout, is the most inconspicuous food delivery rider in this "Little Mumbai" electric chicken city. He was squeezed into the dark Handshake Building, told that he was poor as a child, had milk tea thrown at him by customers, and scolded by the owner of the pig's trotter rice restaurant that he deserved to be a delivery boy for the rest of his life.
He thought he could only die in the quagmire in this life, until that day, he opened the only relic of his father who died mysteriously while working abroad, "Disqualification in the World".
A blood-stained yen, a secret letter hidden in a book.
"Shengzi, if you want to make money standing up, just come to me. There is a way in the book."
Since then, Guangzhou has lost a humble rider, and Tokyo has gained a life-threatening hero.
He uses his extreme observation skills honed in delivering food to game people's hearts, and relies on the survival rules taught by Old Man Mai to break out of the siege.
From a penniless "takeaway cow horse" to a "multinational tycoon" with one hand covering the sky.
Wang Sheng wants those who step on him to understand:
I have the final say on my life!
