By day, Lin Chuan is the most ordinary delivery rider in the city.
At night, he starts receiving orders that should not exist.
No customer name, no phone number, no normal address.
Their destinations are often abandoned buildings, closed hospitals, bus stops after service has ended for the night, or even people who should have disappeared long ago.
At first, Lin Chuan thinks it’s just a prank.
Then, after completing his first delivery, he discovers the person receiving it isn’t alive. And anyone who refuses to take another order vanishes without a trace the next day.
From then on, the notification chime at midnight becomes a death knell.
Some people want him to deliver a meal. Some want him to deliver a keepsake. Others want him to carry a message to someone who has been dead for years.
Every order has its rules, and every delivery may come at a price.
As he ventures deeper, Lin Chuan gradually realizes he isn’t just delivering orders. He is also delivering the restless dead, secrets, and old debts buried in the city’s darkness.
This is a job you can’t quit.
And once you set foot on this night road, it’s hard to make it back alive.
