Age of the Extraordinary: Max-Level Qi Body, Delivering Takeout

[Urban supernatural powers + play the pig to eat the tiger + outlandish physical-combat tactics + cautious, fiercely protective protagonist + hilarious schemer]

This is a story about a different kind of supernatural person, not The Outcast.

Zheng Chengming is a once-in-a-century “innate qi vessel” of the Quanzhen sect. If his secret gets out, the major sects will treat him like a human “qi mine” and drain him dry.

To stay alive, he becomes delivery rider No. 9527. He uses a chipped enamel alms bowl to conceal the heavenly fragrance radiating from his body, though wherever he goes, he reeks of aggressively pungent luosifen.

In an age when sects have become corporate empires and supernatural talents are trained on assembly lines, he carves out an unconventional path to victory through sheer technological superiority: blasting evil spirits apart with divine hits from a Bluetooth speaker, and reporting arrogant sect heirs directly to urban management and fire services.

Can’t use traditional spells? No problem. How about some good old-fashioned physical exorcism?

All he wanted was to live quietly in an urban village on his 20,000 yuan in savings. But villains from every corner keep coming to wreck the stalls run by the people who helped him.

When the Guixu Society lays a vast, inescapable trap and the aloof female captain of the Municipal Management Bureau closes in on him at every turn, Zheng Chengming sighs. With nowhere left to run, he smashes his alms bowl and channels his max-level Five Thunder Technique into an industrial high-pressure water cannon and a modified welding torch.

That night, dazzling golden lightning tears through the darkness, and rich sandalwood incense billows into the sky.

Only then do the mighty supernatural masters, so used to looking down on everyone, realize in utter dismay that the lowly delivery guy who brought them food every day is a max-level living ancestor with control over the highest source of power!