Crazy Takeaway

A delivery boy who aspires to become a martial arts master is forced to get involved in disputes every time he delivers food. Li Zhi, a delivery boy who rides a second-hand electric bicycle through the city streets, nicknamed Li Goudan. He holds a yellowed copy of "Basic Zama Steps Illustrated" and firmly believes that his bones contain the gene for peerless martial arts, and dreams of one day becoming a martial arts master who will fight for justice. But the reality is that what he faces every day is not the secret book of the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion, but order reminder calls and soup-spiked lunch boxes - until a portion of braised chicken and rice is accidentally placed on the forehead of a remnant of the "Black Wind Village" during a meal delivery, he discovers: It turns out that Jianghu is not in Zhongnan Mountain, but in the elevator of the office building, in the corridor of the old community, and even in the back seat of his electric car that rings everywhere except the bell. From the braised chicken with hidden laxatives to the Biluochun order with code words written on it, every time Li Zhi delivers food, it's like opening a blind box, and he can always hit the center of the whirlpool of disputes in the world with precision. He doesn't know any moves and routines, and relies on his agility and stupid energy developed through delivering food. However, he accidentally becomes a "key figure" that both good and evil factions want to win over. On one side is the platform system prompt urging him to deliver food quickly, and on the other is the "invitation to join" from a big boss in the world of martial arts. He is holding a crumpled order receipt in his left hand, and his right hand may have just picked up a mop pole to "repell" the pursuers. When an ordinary deliveryman encounters the bizarre world, his martial arts dream is destined to lead a ridiculous "wild path" amidst the oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar and the light of swords.