The System Says Deliver Takeout, You Say Go to Northern Myanmar?

After failing his tribulation, the Great Unity Golden Immortal Lin Bei loses all his cultivation and is forced to bind to the “Myriad Heavens Delivery System” to deliver meals and accumulate merit.

He thought a few delivery runs would be enough to return to his peak, but his very first order takes him to a scam compound in northern Myanmar.

When an armed guard orders him to kneel, he twists the gun barrel apart with one hand.

The recipient of his second order is a former police detective imprisoned beneath an unfinished building.

The third delivery address is a mountain god temple deep in the Cangshan Mountains that shouldn’t exist.

Lin Bei discovers that every order dispatched by the System points in the same direction: a sect forgotten by the immortal realm for five hundred years, and a game of chess spanning the mortal, cultivator, and Heavenly Dao realms.

The Fallen Immortal Mark left on the back of his hand during his tribulation is the most crucial piece on that board.

“The Heavenly Dao didn’t send me to deliver takeout. It sent me to deliver an answer owed for twelve hundred years.”